
The Great Book of Good Night Stories
By Thornton BurgessLength95h 25m
About this audiobook
In "The Great Book of Good Night Stories," Thornton Burgess weaves a delightful tapestry of enchanting tales designed to lull children into a peaceful slumber. Richly characterized by his vivid storytelling and poetic prose, Burgess paints a whimsical world populated by charming animal characters who embark on gentle adventures infused with moral lessons. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Americana, the book serves as a testament to the burgeoning interest in nature conservation and childhood storytelling, displaying Burgess's ability to mirror societal changes through the lens of children's literature. Thornton Burgess was a prominent American naturalist and author, whose deep-seated love for wildlife and nature profoundly influenced his literary pursuits. With a background in journalism and a keen understanding of environmental themes, Burgess dedicated his life to educating young readers about the splendor of the natural world and the importance of kindness. His extensive work in children's literature was characterized by a desire to engage young minds while instilling valuable life lessons rooted in empathy and environmental stewardship. For parents seeking a gentle way to conclude the day, "The Great Book of Good Night Stories" is an invaluable addition to any bedtime reading routine. Ideal for sparking imagination and discussion, these stories not only entertain but also nurture a sense of wonder about the world. Burgess's charming prose and endearing characters make it a beloved classic for readers of all ages.
Audiobook details
GenreChildren's Literature
Length95 hrs 25 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 16, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Great Book of Good Night Stories
2I. Granny Fox Gives Reddy a Scare
3II. Granny Shows Reddy a Trick
4III. Bowser the Hound Isn't Fooled
5IV. Reddy Fox Grows Bold
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6V. Reddy Grows Careless
7VI. Drummer the Woodpecker Drums in Vain
8VII. Too Late Reddy Fox Hears
9VIII. Granny Fox Takes Care of Reddy
10IX. Peter Rabbit Hears the News
11X. Poor Reddy Fox
12XI. Granny Fox Returns
13XII. The Lost Chicken
14XIII. Granny Fox Calls Jimmy Skunk Names
15XIV. Granny Fox Finds What Became of the Chicken
16XV. Reddy Fox Has a Visitor
17XVI. Unc' Billy Possum Visits the Smiling Pool
18XVII. Farmer Brown's Boy Is Determined
19XVIII. The Hunt for Reddy Fox
20XIX Unc' Billy Possum Gives Warning
21XX. Old Granny Fox Makes a Mistake
22XXI. Reddy Fox Disobeys
23XXII. Ol' Mistah Buzzard's Keen Sight
24XXII Granny Fox Has a Terrible Scare
25XXIV. Granny and Reddy Have To Move
26XXV. Peter Rabbit Makes a Discovery
27I. Gentle Sister South Wind Arrives
28II. Johnny Chuck Receives Callers
29III. The Singers of the Smiling Pool
30IV. Johnny Chuck Finds Out who the Sweet Singers Are
31V. Johnny Chuck Becomes Dissatisfied
32VI. Johnny Chuck Turns Tramp
33VII. Johnny's First Adventure
34VIII. Johnny has Another Adventure
35IX. Another Strange Chuck
36X. Why Johnny Chuck Didn't Fight
37XI. The Greatest Thing in the World
38XII. Johnny Chuck Proves His Love
39XIII. Polly and Johnny Chuck Go House Hunting
40XIV. A New Home at Last
41XV. Sammy Jay Finds the New Home
42XVI. Sammy Jay Plans Mischief
43XVII. More Mischief
44XVIII. Farmer Brown's Boy Makes a Discovery
45XIX. Johnny Chuck's Pride
46XX. Sammy Jay Understands
47XXI. Sammy Jay has a Change of Heart
48XXII. Johnny Chuck is Kept Busy
49XXIII. The School in the Old Orchard
50I. Peter Rabbit Decides to Change His Name