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The first audiobook from the Addison's Tales musical storyworld tells the harrowing adventure of Penelope as she is whisked underground in search of the last remaining Core – the fallen star that will bring light to the dying Caverns of the gnomes. Leading her on the search is Boris Bones, a gnome with a dubious past who believes Penelope will be able to decipher the riddle that will save his homeland from eternal darkness. Excited by the thrill of adventure but not sure she entirely trusts Boris Bones, Penelope drags her friend Knuckles, the elegant, picking-loving squirrel, along for the submarine ride – much to his disgust. The pair promptly find themselves on a subterranean journey filled with giant monsters, pirates, ancient mysteries, dragons, double-crosses and a riddle in a bottle that Penelope soon fears she will have no way of understanding. Expertly narrated by the author, Penelope hooks readers on the first line with its vivid, often hilarious account of a spirited cat, an irritable gnome and a vertiginous squirrel as the trio seek to unravel 'The Tessello Riddle'.

The second audiobook from the Addison's Tales musical storyworld concerns the loveable travelling spider Harry as he takes on the might of the Blood Brothers – a gang of half-witted mosquitoes with an unnatural taste for blood. Boo and hiss as the nefarious Caspius Cruel and his goons try to rob the blood bank of blood banks, Charlie. Gasp as the gang's every raid is met by the sensational Harry – a bookish spider with bad eyesight, excellent spelling and a cheeky right hook. Expertly narrated by the author, Harry the Huntsman grips readers on the first line with its hilarious account of a boy and his most unlikely (and normally unlikeable) pet spider. Listen for yourself to learn why Harry has been widely praised for its masterful storytelling and quality of voice acting. "Harry the Huntsman is an enchanting, well-written tale … there was never a dull moment – I honestly didn't want to put it down the whole time I read it. The story is intriguing, the pacing good, and the characters loveable." Geekswithjuniors "Most young readers will simply be enthralled with the timeless quality of the storytelling in Harry the Huntsman. After all, it's hard to go wrong with talking spiders and a gang of bugs on the warpath!" Digital Storytime"