All audiobooks
The Field of Ice
by Jules VerneThe Field of Ice is the second volume of Jules Verne's nautical fiction novel series The Adventures of Captain Hatteras. The expedition is hurdled by their ship, however the crew could pass the frozen sea and reaches ice-free sea, but their return journey was not a cakewalk...
Little Men
by Louisa May AlcottLittle Men, a Children's novel written by Louisa May Alcott portrays the life of ten kids boarding in an unconventional school run by Jo Bhaer, a character inspired from the author's brother. Kids with different nature live together and their exploration of life is well narrated. Shy Nat Blake, Tomboy Dan, Doll loving Daisy Brooke, Stealing Jack Fo..
Rose in Bloom
by Louisa May AlcottLouisa May Alcott's novel Rose in Bloom follows the incidents of her early novel Eight Cousins and the adulthood life of lead character Rose Campbell. Rose now a full blown beauty is well educated and can manage her inherited wealth. When she return to Aunt-Hill after years, she could realize everything is changed. This time she is encountered by m..
Under the Lilacs
by Louisa May AlcottLouisa May Alcott's novel Under the Lilacs is not so popular unlike her other novels. The story revolves around Two young girls Bab Moss, Betty Moss and a boy named Ben Brown. Ben Brown enters the story with incident of stealing a cake prepared by Mosses as part of their celebration. The story moves up with a sad note of unexpected death of Ben's f..
Behind a Mask, or a Woman's Power
by Louisa May AlcottBehind a Mask, or A Woman's Power is a thriller novel written by Louisa May Alcott under the pseudonym A. M. Barnard. Coventry Mansion looking for a governess to take care of Bella, appoints Jean Muir without knowing her real intentions of joining as governess. The family pays the price and Jean Muir eventually becomes the Lady of Coventry Mansion ..
Work: A Story of Experience
by Louisa May AlcottWork: A Story of Experience is semi-autobiographical novel of Louisa May Alcott uncovers the women's work in the pre and post civil war arena. Christie Devon, the lead character has to work to earn bread and butter for her family goes through the evils of the contemporary work environment and eventually becomes an activist for working women...
Fanny Hill
by John ClelandFame for its explicit themes and obscenity, John Cleland’s novel Fanny Hill narrates the story of Juvenile girl Fanny. Becoming an Orphan at the Age of Fifteen, Fanny’s migration to London starts with disappointment as her Village friend Esther abandons her as soon as she arrived. During her effort to make a living, Fanny was exploited by a long ..
Satyricon
by PetroniusRoman author Petronius’s satirical Latin prose Satyricon revolves around Encolpius and his tough times in retaining his servant Giton from rival Asciltos, who happened to be his friend and had intimate relationship with him earlier. Though Giton is named as servant in the novel, he is a juvenile boy and his handsomeness provokes many people to own ..