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Audiobooks Narrated by Al Remington
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"Macala a sweet girl with a huge heart and creative mind, lives in the heart of America.Macala, her brother Mark, her grandfather Michael and friends embark on many adventures of fantasy and fun, met many friendly creatures in the forest, listen to their grandad Michael's as he tells them storys, search for treasure in secret places while keeping God and creation in their mind and heart.
Will anyone believe Macala and the mysterious creature she has seen?
Will anyone be ready to accept Tigerfly a powerful creature as huge and resembling a tiger, whose has massive wings and in his wings have all the colors of the universe and sparkle like fire.
Please read to join Macala, Mark, Michael, and friends through magical journeys in her fields and beyond into the magical universe above, and see the wonders and met all the weird and wonderful creatures."
"Story 1: 'If Ants could Talk!' - Vinny, a folksinging Country boy goes to the big city. There in the huge City Park, he encounters a talking Ant (Ant Ethel). She inspires him to write a song that tells children not to purposely step-on Ants (or hurt any animals).. They become a famous singing team with a big hit record ('If Ants could Talk!') and travel the world promoting their message.
Story 2: 'There's A Goose in Mrs. Alexander's Kitchen' - Vinny ('n Ant Ethel...being the main characters of all these stories, etc.) tells of his childhood on 'Mrs. Alexander's Farm'. As a boy, he has a terrible habit of leaving the screen door open.. which Mrs. A has often warned him not to do. After a fishing trip, he returns to see exactly why she has told him to keep it closed! The moral?.. Punishment is for a good reason!
Story 3: 'The Tale of the Troll 'n Me' - Vinny's boyhood account of meeting a Troll; under a bridge, that no one else would ever cross over. Sometimes things are not what they appear to be!.. 'n Not all strangers are sinister.. But, still, we always must be cautious!"
