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Every year around this time, something special happens in the forest. When the leaves begin to change color, the animals come together to celebrate. Join in on the fun and find out what happens on this very special time of year! This is a fun, listen-aloud kid's book. The target audience age is for toddlers, preschool, and younger children. This cute children's audiobook is perfect as a bedtime story and for listening aloud with friends and family!

This poem, also known as “Twas the Night Before Christmas”, tells of the arrival of St. Nicholas on Christmas Eve at the home of the narrator. It is filled with music and sound effects to bring the listener new joy and appreciation of this classic Christmas tale.

Join a delightful cast of animal friends as they celebrate the magic of Christmas in the forest! From a curious fox playing in the snow to a wise old owl singing carols under the stars, this audiobook is filled with heartwarming scenes of friendship, joy, and holiday cheer.

When the moon rises high on Thanksgiving night, the forest comes alive with a secret celebration! Baby Rabbit and her woodland friends each bring something special to share—pumpkin pie, berries, cornbread, honey, and more. Together, they create a magical midnight feast filled with laughter, gratitude, and friendship. With a heartwarming message, Thanksgiving at Midnight: A Forest Feast is the perfect holiday listen-aloud for families. Children will love joining the baby animals as they discover that the best part of Thanksgiving isn’t just the food—it’s being thankful for one another.

In Thanksgiving with Animal Friends, young listeners are invited to explore the heartwarming world of cute forest animals as they share what they are most thankful for. Each animal finds something special to appreciate—whether it’s the sunshine, the soft earth, or the joy of spending time with friends and family.

Thirteen-year-old Ian Grim has always lived under a cloud of whispers and suspicion—a perpetual outsider, marked by a darkness within he doesn’t understand. But the veil of mystery begins to unravel the night his mother vanishes and his father threatens his life. While on the run, Ian learns of a shadow war raging between humanity and the infamous Reaper, and of the Ridirean Anam, Soul Knights who wield their spirits against the ever-growing, supernatural forces.

Celebrate the magic of Christmas with The Candle in the Forest by Temple Bailey, narrated by Aaron Sokalski. This heartwarming holiday classic tells the story of hope, kindness, and the enduring power of the Christmas spirit. In a peaceful, snowy forest, a single glowing candle becomes a beacon of light, bringing warmth and togetherness to a community during the season of giving.

In A Christmas to Remember in the Forest, Mike Robb takes listeners on a heartwarming journey through a snowy forest where love, friendship, and holiday magic come together. Grandma Robbin and Grandpa Raul are excited for their family's Christmas visit, but there’s so much to do! With their cozy cabin nestled in the peaceful woods, they call upon their friends—the animals of the forest—for help. Together, the deer, rabbits, birds, and squirrels joyfully gather to decorate the cabin, string lights through the trees, and create a magical winter wonderland.

On Halloween night, three friends—an adventurous boy, a daring girl, and a cautious thinker—embark on a thrilling journey into the mysterious Enchanted Forest. Drawn by the magical glow of fireflies, they wander deeper into the woods, unaware that these magical creatures grant wishes. But when they make their wishes just before midnight, things take an unexpected turn.

Erethizon Dorsatum—better known as Ereth, the self-centered, foul-tempered old porcupine—is having a birthday. And he fully expects his best friend Poppy, a deer mouse, to help him celebrate in a grand manner. But Poppy has gone off somewhere with her husband, Rye, and it appears she has forgotten all about it. "Belching Beavers," says Ereth, "I am not angry!" (Though perhaps he is—and more than just a little.)