The Wind in the Willows

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Mole has never seen a river before. On the first fine morning of spring he leaves his underground house, meets the Water Rat, and discovers a world of boats, picnics and small adventures that changes him for good. With Rat, Badger and the impossible Toad, he finds the Wild Wood, Toad Hall, and a friendship that holds even when Toad's motor-car madness brings the whole riverbank to the edge of ruin.

Kenneth Grahame writes the riverbank as a place where animals keep a very English sense of manners, and where the weather, the food and the season matter as much as the plot. Two chapters, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Dulce Domum, are among the quietest and most memorable in children's literature.

This unabridged recording keeps all twelve chapters intact, from the spring-cleaning Mole abandons to the night the four friends take Toad Hall back.