Showing results for "The Gypsies" in Children's Audiobooks

Join Cuffy, the mischievous bear of Blue Mountain, as he embarks on a series of delightful escapades! With a knack for getting into trouble and a refusal to heed his parents advice, Cuffys adventures are filled with laughter, lessons, and the occasional mishap. This whimsical tale is sure to enchant young listeners and spark their imaginations. (Summary by Kerry Darden)

From Clementine author Sara Pennypacker, this is a poignant middle-grade novel about two foster children who must find a way to work together in order to survive. Eleven-year-old Stella misses her (unreliable) mom, but she loves it at great-aunt Louise’s house. Louise lives on Cape Cod, where...

Samantha and Jen are out camping when they meet Nicholas, a boy traveling cross-country on a beautiful Gypsy Vanner mare. His caravan also includes a young colt. Nicholas says it's a stray, but the colt looks a lot like a missing mustang. When people start getting suspicious, Sam blames discrimination. She sticks up for her new friend and hopes she’s right.

Piccolo Grande's ordered life has been turned upside down by his competition-crazy guardian angel. His fine old house has become an obstacle course of prizes that Great Aunt Annabelle has been winning at an alarming rate. Enough is enough! Piccolo devises a plan to give away, sell, or bank all the prizes. But little does he know that Annabelle's latest windfall, a bright pink motor scooter and sidecar, is about to lead them into a gang-load of trouble with a very wicked twist.

A wise and eccentric old scientist embarks on one last epic adventure, taking an inquisitive young runaway and a rag-tag crew along for the ride.Written in the 1970s by Lance Daniels, this 25 part story has been re-created by Lance's children and grandchildren.Music: MichaelVoices: Ellie & Paul(although Ellie & Paul do all the voices, there is a cameo by Lance in episodes 22 and 23)Age 7+ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A story short-listed for the 1995 Beefeater Children's Novel Award, which tells of the impact a Romany child from the country has on a sophisticated urban household when she goes to stay with her very proper aunt Emma.