Amazing Women (audiobook)
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This book goes beyond being a mere historical account of slavery in the United States. It is not an ordinary narrative depicting the difficult life of a woman. Instead, it tells the remarkable story of a woman who endured years of enslavement in the southern United States but possessed the strength to effect change.Money For a Motorbike (audiobook)
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Stuart, a seventeen-year-old who recently finished school, finds himself in a different situation compared to his classmates who have already started working. While his peers have begun their careers, Stuart desires a lengthy break and dreams of purchasing a motorbike. Luckily, his friend Martin has a quality motorbike available for sale, priced at 350 pounds. However, Stuart lacks the necessary funds to make the purchase.Ghastly Ghosts (audiobook)
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Centuries ago, ghosts and demons were a topic of conversation, and these creatures continue to be remembered today. However, people's understanding of ghosts remains limited to urban legends and horror stories. Presently, numerous scientists are devoted to investigating paranormal phenomena, employing advanced equipment to capture ghostly images and comprehend their nature.Lukas's Luck (audiobook)
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"Lukas's Luck" is a Czechoslovak folk tale featuring a man named Lukas. In the past, Lukas was a prosperous farmer with abundant fields and livestock. However, due to mismanagement, he lost everything, plunging him and his wife into poverty. Concerned about their newborn daughter's future, as they lacked support from friends and relatives, Lukas embarked on finding a godmother for the child.Boy (audiobook)
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Roald Dahl, a successful British writer, is best known for captivating stories centered around children, including one where he himself is the protagonist. In this book, Dahl shares his most vivid childhood memories, which are amusing, whimsical, and occasionally melancholic, but never dull.Amazing Leaders (audiobook)
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Throughout history, humanity has been prone to wars and raids on neighboring countries, rarely embracing peaceful coexistence. However, leaders have always emerged to guide and shape global events. William the Conqueror, the first Norman king of England, Saladin, a prominent Muslim leader who resisted the crusaders, and Genghis Khan, the revered leader of the Mongol Empire, are among these influential figures.The Heron and the Hummingbird (audiobook)
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The heron and the hummingbird share a close friendship, despite their stark differences. The heron is large and moves at a leisurely pace, while the hummingbird is small and known for its remarkable speed. Residing near a vast lake, the birds delight in feasting on its plentiful fish. However, one day the hummingbird becomes concerned that the fish supply is insufficient for both of them.The Goose Girl (audiobook)
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Once upon a time, there was a queen who adored her beautiful daughter. However, the day arrived when the princess was expected to marry a prince. In preparation for the occasion, the queen bestowed upon her daughter an array of stunning dresses, a golden cup, and other valuable items. Additionally, she gifted her a magical horse and a handkerchief containing three drops of her own blood. The princess carefully concealed the handkerchief within her dress.Scotland (audiobook)
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When you think of Scotland, what comes to mind first? Perhaps it's the captivating sound of ethnic music emanating from the bagpipes. Or maybe it's the image of people playing golf on vast green fields. And who can forget the legendary Loch Ness Monster? These are all well-known associations with Scotland, but there is much more to this country than meets the eye.The Show Must Go On (audiobook)
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Tom and Fraser were inseparable friends who shared a love for the theater. They regularly attended performances together, nurturing their aspiration to become actors. Both boys diligently attended acting classes on Mondays to hone their skills. However, Fraser had an additional passion for dancing and dedicated his Saturdays to dancing classes. Tom, on the other hand, had little interest in dancing and preferred football instead.Pages
