Uncontrolled Comedy is Def Comedy Jam meets the legendary Apollo Theater, with edgy sketch, ingenious sets, and the ability to showcase and produce the next legendary comedian.
Little Elephant spends the summer on uncle Oliver's and aunt Amy's family farm.
Little Elephant has never been to the country, but he finds lots of fun in raising his own garden, feeding the farm animals, and just relaxing down at the stream.
CONTENTS:
Little Elephant Visits the Farm
A bunny family of ten children find a new home.
A charming little tale, which supports the ideal that stories should make children happy and build character unconsciously, and should contain nothing to cause fright, suggest fear, glorify mischief, excuse malice, or condone cruelty.
CONTENTS:
Sunny Bunny
What would happen if an ancient Amazon warrior was catapulted into modern America? Follow Antiope as she struggles to understand modern patriarchal society, and help the women she encounters regain their matriarchal heritage.
The author, an expert on Pre-Indo-European neolithic matriarchies, uses the story as a vehicle to comment on women's role in modern society. Amusing, satirical, and with a star-crossed romance as well, the story suggests how women in modern society have been devalued, and offers visions of how women could again embrace their powerful female identity.
CONTENTS:
16 Chapters
Good always triumphs in a fun fantasy land full of strange enchantments and marvelous adventures.
From the heights of the Adamant Mountains to the shadowy depths of the City Under the Sea, these all-new fantasy tales will delight children of all ages.
CONTENTS:
Foreword by Theodore Roosevelt
* The Queen of Lantern Land
* The Adventures of Florian
* The Seller of Dreams
* The Treasure Castle
* Prince Sneeze
* Marianna
* The Lost Half-Hour
* The Enchanted Elm
* The Bird-Boy
* The Master Mariner
* The Marvelous Dog and the Wonderful Cat
* The Shepherd of Clouds
* The City Under the Sea
Follow the Cave Boy as he has fun exploring his ancient world. You will be transported to a time of stone weapons, shell mounds, mammoth hunts, and archaeological insights.
This fictional story, complete with sound effects, is based on real archaeology. Through the eyes and ears of Cave Boy, listeners can re-experience how people may have lived long ago.
The audiobook is divided into two parts. Part One is the story of the Cave Boy. Part Two provides archaeological background of the world in which the Cave Boy lived.
CONTENTS:
Part I:
1. Strongarm's Family
2. The Needle, the Club, and the Bow
3. The Taming of the Dog
4. How Strongarm Hunted a Bear and a Lion
5. The Old Ax Maker Visits His Daughter
6. The Coming of Fire
7. The Cave Tiger
8. The Making of Stone Weapons
9. At the Gravel Pit
10. A Summer Camp
11. Thorn Meets the Children of the Shell Mounds
12. At the Home of the Shell Mound People
13. Thorn Learns to Swim
14. The Feast of Mammoth's Meat
Part II:
15. The Red Men of Our Own Country in the Stone Age
16. How Stone Weapons of the Cave Men Were First Found
17. How the Earth Looked When the Shell Men and the Cave Men Lived
18. How Early Men Believed that All Things that Move Are Alive
19. The People of Our Time Who Were Most Like the Cave Men
An amusing collection of Dakota-Sioux fables, often featuring the vain and mischievous imp, Iktomi.
Fables such as these were told to Dakota-Sioux children for entertainment; but often, also, to teach through negative example, the importance of honor, modesty, manners, and other aspects of a noble Indian lifestyle.
CONTENTS:
* Iktomi and the Ducks
* Iktomi's Blanket
* Iktomi and the Muskrat
* Iktomi and the Coyote
* Iktomi and the Fawn
* The Badger and the Bear
* The Tree-Bound
* Shooting of the Red Eagle
* Iktomi and the Turtle
* Dance in a Buffalo Skull
* The Toad and the Boy
* Iya, the Camp-Eater
* Manstin, the Rabbit
* The Warlike Seven
A letter from Helen Keller
Based on the life of the author and members of her tribe, these stories provide a revealing glimpse into the world of the Dakota-Sioux at the turn of the last century.
""There is no great; there is no small; in the mind that causeth all."" -- Zitkala-Sa
The audiobook consists of several distinct parts. Part One is based on the experiences of the author, and describes a young girl growing up in a changing environment. Part Two consists of revealing stories about other members of her tribe. In the Outro, the author decries the handling of America's Indian problem.
CONTENTS:
Part One:
* Impressions of an Indian Childhood
* The School Days of an Indian Girl
* An Indian Teacher Among Indians
* The Great Spirit
Part Two:
* The Soft-Hearted Sioux
* The Trial Path
* A Warrior's Daughter
* A Dream of Her Grandfather
* The Widespread Enigma Concerning Blue-Star Woman
Outro:
+ America's Indian Problem
