Classic Audiobook Collection

Tanar of Pellucidar by Edgar Rice Burroughs audiobook. Genre: adventureDeep beneath the Earth's crust lies Pellucidar, a savage inner world of endless daylight where stone-age tribes fight for survival among prehistoric beasts. When radio experimenter Jason Gridley intercepts a desperate transmission from scientist Abner Perry, he learns that the young Empire of Pellucidar is in peril and that its emperor, David Innes, has fallen into enemy hands. The message carries the firsthand account of Tanar, a fearless warrior from Sari and loyal ally to Innes, who is swept into a widening conflict against the Korsars - seafaring raiders armed with unfamiliar weapons and ruthless ambition. Torn from his people, Tanar must endure captivity, strange island realms, and brutal foes both human and monstrous, all while struggling to protect Stellara, the daughter of the Korsar chief, whose fate becomes entangled with his own. As alliances shift and jealousies ignite, Tanar is forced to choose between survival, duty to the empire, and a dangerous love that could cost him everything. Packed with pursuit, peril, and discovery, this classic tale races through a world where courage is the only currency and freedom is never won easily. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:31:40) Chapter 02(00:57:50) Chapter 03(01:19:09) Chapter 04(01:48:43) Chapter 05(02:11:20) Chapter 06(02:35:06) Chapter 07(02:59:08) Chapter 08(03:26:02) Chapter 09(03:49:41) Chapter 10(04:15:30) Chapter 11(04:44:43) Chapter 12(05:15:07) Chapter 13(05:43:26) Chapter 14(06:11:21) Chapter 15(06:41:52) Chapter 16(07:08:43) Chapter 17(07:34:48) Chapter 18 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Fourth Form Friendship - A School Story by Angela Brazil audiobook. Genre: dramaIn A Fourth Form Friendship, Angela Brazil brings listeners into the busy, rule-bound, and often hilarious world of an English girls' school, where the Fourth Form is old enough to be ambitious but still young enough to get into trouble. When a newcomer arrives and tries to find her place among established friendships, house loyalties, and strict classroom expectations, she quickly learns that popularity can be as challenging as exams. A bright, high-spirited group of girls - some eager to welcome her, others suspicious or jealous - pull her into the everyday dramas of lessons, games, societies, and shared dormitory life. Misunderstandings flare, reputations wobble, and small choices suddenly feel enormous when they affect the whole form. As secrets, promises, and school traditions collide, the girls must decide what friendship really requires: loyalty without blind favoritism, courage without recklessness, and honesty even when it risks embarrassment. Warm, brisk, and packed with school atmosphere, the story follows the forming of a hard-won bond that must prove itself under pressure. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:30:41) Chapter 02(00:55:15) Chapter 03(01:21:02) Chapter 04(01:45:02) Chapter 05(02:08:24) Chapter 06(02:30:48) Chapter 07(02:53:40) Chapter 08(03:11:10) Chapter 09(03:28:52) Chapter 10(03:49:41) Chapter 11(04:10:36) Chapter 12(04:41:26) Chapter 13(05:03:16) Chapter 14(05:26:07) Chapter 15(05:48:28) Chapter 16(06:15:47) Chapter 17 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ponnamal, Her Story by Amy Wilson Carmichael audiobook. Genre: biographyPonnamal, Her Story is Amy Wilson Carmichael's intimate biography of an Indian woman whose quiet courage helped shape the early years of the Dohnavur work in South India. The story opens with Ponnamal as a young widow, trapped by crushing social expectations and the loneliness of a life that seems to offer no future. From that desperation, Carmichael traces the slow, hard-won emergence of hope: Ponnamal's growing faith, her willingness to step beyond what her community says is possible, and her discovery that love can be practical, disciplined, and fiercely protective. As Ponnamal comes alongside Carmichael's mission, she becomes far more than a helper - she is a trusted friend and co-worker, navigating language, custom, and the pressures of caste and tradition with wisdom that has been forged in suffering. Written with Carmichael's vivid eye for daily detail, the book is both a personal portrait and a window into the spiritual and social realities faced by women in India at the time. It is a story about resilience, service, and the cost and beauty of a life offered to God. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:08:07) Chapter 02(00:14:23) Chapter 03(00:22:52) Chapter 04(00:35:15) Chapter 05(00:41:12) Chapter 06(00:46:00) Chapter 07(00:57:56) Chapter 08(01:09:14) Chapter 09(01:16:43) Chapter 10(01:29:32) Chapter 11(01:38:13) Chapter 12(01:45:21) Chapter 13(01:51:40) Chapter 14(01:58:06) Chapter 15(02:05:06) Chapter 16(02:21:46) Chapter 17 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Come Out of the Kitchen! by Alice Duer Miller audiobook. Genre: romanceIn a small Southern town, successful young Northerner Burton Crane arrives looking for a grand country house to rent for the hunting season - and finds the perfect (if slightly ramshackle) prize in the venerable Revelly place. The only problem is staffing it. Crane is picky about comforts, and his formidable friend Mrs. Falkener insists on inspecting the prospective servants herself. What steps into Randolph Reed's real-estate office is not the practical household team Crane expects, but a strangely mismatched quartet: an unnervingly capable butler, a sullen maid, a too-bold 'useful boy,' and, most startling of all, a cook named Jane-Ellen who looks like she belongs in a parlor, not over a stove. As Crane settles into the house, meals, manners, and secrets collide, and the lines between employer and servant begin to blur in ways that are both funny and dangerous. With sparkling dialogue and a sharp eye for social pretensions, Alice Duer Miller builds a comedy of class reversal and hidden identity, where a family's pride is tested, a household becomes a stage, and one unexpected romance threatens to upend every rule in the book. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:25:40) Chapter 02(00:42:35) Chapter 03(00:55:16) Chapter 04(01:23:20) Chapter 05(01:45:47) Chapter 06(02:14:05) Chapter 07(02:35:25) Chapter 08(03:01:24) Chapter 09(03:22:50) Chapter 10(03:45:03) Chapter 11(04:05:57) Chapter 12(04:21:07) Chapter 13 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Three More John Silence Stories by Algernon Blackwood audiobook. Genre: horrorIn Three More John Silence Stories, Algernon Blackwood returns to the uncanny casework of Dr. John Silence, a famed psychic physician whose practice takes him far beyond ordinary medicine. Called in when reason fails and fear takes root, Silence approaches each mystery with calm compassion, rigorous observation, and a rare sensitivity to forces most people refuse to name. Across three haunting investigations, he is drawn into strange houses and stranger landscapes, where unseen pressures distort memory, space, and even the boundaries of the self. Those who seek his help are not merely frightened - they are changed, marked by experiences that cling like a second shadow. As Silence follows subtle clues and listens for what cannot be spoken, each case becomes a test of whether the human mind can face the vastness behind everyday life without breaking. Blending occult suspense with psychological insight, Blackwood crafts stories that build dread through atmosphere and implication, asking what it costs to look directly at the unknown - and what might be waiting when you do. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(01:03:18) Chapter 02(01:16:22) Chapter 03(01:48:08) Chapter 04(02:05:36) Chapter 05 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant by Alexander Dunlop Lindsay audiobook. Genre: philosophyAlexander Dunlop Lindsay's The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant is a brisk, clarifying guide to the thinker who redrew the map of modern philosophy. Writing for readers who have heard of Kant but find the Critique of Pure Reason intimidating, Lindsay introduces Kant in his historical moment: an outwardly quiet life set against an age of revolution in politics, science, and ideas. From there, the book follows Kant's central project of criticism - an inquiry into what human reason can legitimately claim, and where it must admit its limits. Lindsay walks the listener through the problems that drove Kant: how objective knowledge is possible if experience is always filtered through the mind; why certain truths seem necessary and universal; and how metaphysics can be disciplined rather than abandoned. Along the way, he sketches the core tools of Kant's system, including the shaping role of space and time, the mind's active ordering of experience, and the tension between the world as we know it and the deeper reality we seek. The discussion then turns to practical philosophy, where Kant's demand for moral autonomy and a universal law of duty challenges comfortable ethics and forces a confrontation between freedom, responsibility, and the claims of reason. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:24:04) Chapter 02(00:48:40) Chapter 03(01:22:07) Chapter 04(01:50:46) Chapter 05(02:11:24) Chapter 06(02:30:28) Chapter 07 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Symbolism of Freemasonry by Albert Mackey audiobook. Genre: philosophyAlbert G. Mackey's The Symbolism of Freemasonry is a classic guide to the ideas, images, and ceremonial language that shape the Masonic tradition. Written for both curious outsiders and committed members of the Craft, the book sets out to explain how Freemasonry uses architecture, tools, numbers, light and darkness, and the layout of the lodge as a teaching system. Mackey argues that Masonic ritual is not mere pageantry, but a structured way of communicating moral discipline, self-knowledge, and the responsibilities of community life. Moving through core emblems and familiar working tools, he traces their roots in biblical narrative, ancient mystery traditions, medieval guild practice, and Enlightenment-era thought, showing how a single symbol can carry practical, ethical, and spiritual meanings at once. Along the way, he clarifies common misconceptions, distinguishes symbol from allegory and ceremony from superstition, and offers a framework for interpreting degrees as a progressive course of instruction. The result is an accessible, earnest exploration of a society that teaches through symbols and asks its students to read their own lives in the language of the lodge. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 00(00:06:33) Chapter 01(00:30:06) Chapter 02(00:35:12) Chapter 03(00:43:37) Chapter 04(00:54:52) Chapter 05(01:03:02) Chapter 06(01:23:02) Chapter 07(01:28:23) Chapter 08(01:33:54) Chapter 09(01:41:18) Chapter 10(01:48:50) Chapter 11(02:00:34) Chapter 12(02:23:21) Chapter 13(02:29:31) Chapter 14(02:34:45) Chapter 15(02:42:02) Chapter 16(02:51:32) Chapter 17(02:54:42) Chapter 18(03:01:20) Chapter 19(03:11:14) Chapter 20(03:20:14) Chapter 21(03:28:16) Chapter 22(03:44:46) Chapter 23(04:09:29) Chapter 24(04:42:21) Chapter 25(05:06:51) Chapter 26(05:30:07) Chapter 27(05:58:34) Chapter 28(06:21:44) Chapter 29(06:51:32) Chapter 30(07:24:57) Chapter 31 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When We Were Very Young by A. A. Milne audiobook. Genre: poetryWhen We Were Very Young is A. A. Milne's beloved collection of poems that captures childhood with warmth, whimsy, and a gently mischievous sense of wonder. Framed by the everyday world of a small child, the book moves through imaginative games, nursery-room logic, and moments that feel both ordinary and magical - from marching like a brave explorer to negotiating bedtime, from observing animals and weather to inventing entire adventures out of a simple afternoon. The poems invite listeners into a child's point of view, where words can be playful, rules can be reimagined, and feelings can swing quickly from triumph to tears. Many pieces are funny and light, while others are quietly tender, reflecting the comfort of home and the bittersweet knowledge that growing up is always near. With its musical rhythms and memorable characters - including early appearances connected to Christopher Robin and the world Milne would soon make famous - this audiobook is ideal for families to share, for nostalgic adults, and for anyone who loves language that dances. It is a celebration of imagination, small discoveries, and the timeless drama of being very young. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:04:03) Chapter 02(00:09:15) Chapter 03(00:13:42) Chapter 04(00:21:43) Chapter 05(00:27:46) Chapter 06(00:34:01) Chapter 07(00:41:12) Chapter 08(00:47:45) Chapter 09(00:59:06) Chapter 10 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The House at Pooh Corner by A. A. Milne audiobook. Genre: familyIn the Hundred Acre Wood, a small community of friends drifts through the gentle adventures of everyday life, where the smallest problem can feel enormous and the simplest kindness can change the day. Winnie-the-Pooh, a bear of very little brain but a very big heart, ambles from one curious situation to the next with his thoughtful companion Piglet, the cheerfully gloomy Eeyore, the bustling Rabbit, and the proud, anxious Owl. New energies arrive with bouncy Tigger, while Christopher Robin remains the steady center of their world, balancing childhood imagination with the first hints of growing up. As seasons turn and plans are made - some sensible, some silly - the friends face misunderstandings, worries, and brave moments that test their patience and loyalty. At its core, this classic collection is about friendship, belonging, and the way a familiar place can hold both comfort and change. With Milne's warm humor and a child's-eye logic, each chapter offers a self-contained escapade that deepens the bonds between the characters and invites listeners back into a world where wonder lives close to home. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 01(00:19:18) Chapter 02(00:35:51) Chapter 03(00:53:25) Chapter 04(01:13:38) Chapter 05(01:33:48) Chapter 06(01:52:39) Chapter 07(02:11:57) Chapter 08(02:30:20) Chapter 09(02:46:56) Chapter 10 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eleven Theses on Feuerbach by Karl Marx audiobook. Genre: philosophyWritten in 1845, Karl Marx's Eleven Theses on Feuerbach is a compact, incendiary set of notes that helped pivot modern thought from interpreting the world to transforming it. Framed as a critique of the German philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach, Marx challenges the limits of earlier materialism and exposes what he sees as its central weakness: treating human beings as passive observers rather than active makers of history. Across eleven sharply worded theses, Marx argues that consciousness, religion, and ideas cannot be understood in isolation from real, everyday life - labor, social relations, and the concrete conditions in which people act. He insists that truth is tested in practice, that the 'essence' of humanity is not an abstract ideal but the ensemble of social relationships, and that philosophy must grapple with change, conflict, and collective action. Brief enough to hear in a single sitting but dense enough to revisit for years, this work serves as a gateway into Marx's developing worldview, introducing key themes of praxis, critique, and revolutionary responsibility that echo through his later writing. Chapters (Approximate)(00:00:00) Chapter 1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices