Leap, soar, and dance into the joyous life of a little boy whose dads are dazzling Broadway performers in this lyrical, rhyming picture book from one of Instagram and TikTok's Broadway Husbands.Where do parents go when they walk out the door for work?In this charming, vibrant picture book, a little boy's dads have a very special job—they're Broadway performers!By day, these two are like any other parents. They do the dishes, help with chores, and gi...

Leap, soar, and dance into the joyous life of a little boy whose dads are dazzling Broadway performers in this lyrical, rhyming audiobook from one of Instagram and TikTok's Broadway Husbands.Where do parents go when they walk out the door for work?In this charming audiobook, a little boy's dads have a very special job—they're Broadway performers!By day, these two are like any other parents. They do the dishes, help with chores, and give lots of hugs...

Originally curated by Harvard President Charles W. Eliot as a complete liberal education in fifty volumes, the Harvard Classics gathers philosophy, science, literature, and history into a single indispensable library. Plato's dialogues and Marcus Aurelius's meditations sit alongside Dante's Divine Comedy, Francis Bacon's essays, Charles Darwin's scientific writing, and Benjamin Franklin's autobiography, tracing the foundations of Western thought from ancient Greece to the modern age. Homer...

Saddle up for nine voices who defined the American frontier: James Fenimore Cooper's frontier legend, Bret Harte's mining-camp wit, Washington Irving's early wilderness tales, and rising talents like Andy Adams, B.M. Bower, and Dane Coolidge, gathered here from A to Z. Cattle drives, outlaws, homesteaders, and the vast open range come alive across ten stories that helped shape an entire genre of American storytelling. This Chronicle Vault edition presents the complete, unabridged texts in ...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Bret Harte’s *The Outcasts of Poker Flat* is a stark Western tale about a group of social undesirables expelled from the California mining town of Poker Flat and forced into the wilderness. The party includes the composed gambler John Oakhurst, two women of ill repute, a habitual drunkard, and, later, an innocent young couple who unknowingly join them on the trail. When a severe snowstorm traps the group in the mountains, their situatio...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Bret Harte’s *The Luck of Roaring Camp* is a sentimental yet sharply observed Western story about a rough California mining settlement transformed by the birth of a baby boy. When the child’s mother dies shortly after giving birth, the hardened miners of Roaring Camp unexpectedly take responsibility for raising him, naming him Thomas Luck and gradually changing their habits, surroundings, and attitudes in the belief that the infant has ...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Bret Harte’s *Tennessee’s Partner* is a poignant Western tale centered on the unusual loyalty between two rough frontier men in a California mining community. When Tennessee becomes involved in crime and is finally captured, his unnamed partner remains steadfastly devoted to him, even attempting in his own awkward way to intervene on his behalf. After Tennessee is executed, the partner quietly takes responsibility for burying him and co...

Ride into the untamed frontier where courage, danger, and justice meet. The Western in 10 Classics Vol. 1 brings together a selection of classic Western literature featuring the rugged landscapes, unforgettable characters, and adventurous spirit of the American frontier. From cowboys and outlaws to lawmen, pioneers, ranchers, and frontier wanderers, these stories transport readers to a world of dusty trails, isolated settlements, dangerous encounters, and the constant struggle between just...

Morristown, the winter of 1780: Washington's army is freezing and mutinous, a Jersey farmer's daughter is courted by two officers, and somebody is passing information. Harte made the California gold rush into literature and gave America its gamblers and its snowbound cabins; here he leaves the West for the Revolution, and the cold is as convincing as anything in his mining camps.

Two prospectors find a cabin in a fold of the California hills with a woman in it and no explanation, and the arrangement they come to shapes the next fifteen years. Harte made the gold rush into literature and gave America its gamblers and its snowbound cabins; this late novel is quieter than the famous stories and harder about what the camps did to the women in them.

The Grave House is a gripping supernatural thriller that explores the thin veil between science, ancient mysticism, and the dark price of eternal life. Set against the atmospheric and haunting backdrop of New Orleans and the Atchafalaya basin, the story follows Dr. Hawke Prejean, a psychiatrist born with a mysterious "caul" during a record-breaking hurricane. Though he sought refuge in the logic of medicine, Hawke possesses a latent, terrifying gift: the ability to manipulate the ...

Imagine the games animals might play when humans aren’t looking!From alligators arm wrestling to a zebra ziplining, the silliness never ends. What game might the monkeys be playing?Vibrant illustrations and witty captions capture a parade of playful animal antics, sparking laughter and curiosity from both youngsters and their parents alike. After the giggles, discover the real creatures behind the cartoons and learn some fascinating facts that bring each animal to life.