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An epic treasure hunt across the sky awaits...Chris has cerebral palsy, which means the muscles in his legs don’t always work the way he wants them to. At school, he is bullied for the way he walks. One day, while trying to hide from his bullies, Chris slips into an abandoned building only to...

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation of the fourth adventure in C. S. Lewis' classic Narnia series. Narnia has been at peace since Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy helped rid the kingdom of the evil White Witch. But now the children have returned to their own world, and in their absence a dark...

Before THE LORD OF THE RINGS, there was THE VÖLSUNGA SAGA. Discover the ancient Norse legend that helped inspire the world of J.R.R. Tolkien in this epic modern retelling of one of the greatest sagas of Viking mythology. Born from the bloodline of Odin himself, the legendary Völsung dynasty is...

Beantown Pals, Bucky and Betty, descendants of Jack in the Beanstalk's beans, go on another hysterical adventure. Betty surprises Bucky with her newest hobby - foster-caring Chester the Chimpanzee. Join them as a Sunday-drive date turns into a comedy nightmare as they attempt to return Chester to the Beantown zoo. Comedians Tammy Pooler and Tom Hayes join their improvisational talents to create another outrageously funny fairy-tale fantasy.

Race Day is the third book in the Beantown Pals, Adventures of Bucky and Betty series. In this story, Betty is invited to be part of Bucky's Pit Crew at the Beantown Speedway. The town's villains, Wrecks, Vein, and Muncher intend to ruin Bucky's chances for a win by installing a series of booby traps to hinder his race. Betty learns that though this has been her dream, dreams do not come without problems, and that life lessons come from overcoming adversity, not from living an easy life.

In a small Southern town, two teenagers find themselves falling into a once-in-a-lifetime love affair, while the people around them watch with hope or despair. Flora Jean is a young Black girl who daydreams of leaving the segregated caste system of Mississippi far behind her. She's being raised by her single mother, Lily, a no-nonsense woman who is willing to do whatever is necessary to raise her daughter to be smart and independent. Bobby Jr. is the oldest son of the richest family in the region. He has learned at an early age that money does not buy happiness, nor does it guarantee love.