Ruamella-
We use a lot of audio books in our house! There are many places to get sets, but you can also buy just the audio to books you have or library books as well. If you use Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Books a Million, type in the book you are looking for and then add + CD. This will show you whether you can purchase them as a set or separate. You can also simply search for audiobook sets by authors or by age.
There are also lots of FREE resources and downloadable audiobooks. ITunes has lots of children's favorites, and here are two sites that you can download audiobooks for free
http://librivox.org/http://www.booksshouldbefree.com/I have also found that many local libraries have a statewide audio database where you can download
audiobooks for free as a library card service! They also have physical copies at the library to borrow.
The Henry and Mudge Audiobooks can be downloaded here as well:
http://www.theaudiobookstore.com/cynthia-rylant/henry-mudge-first-book_bkreco002980.aspxLastly, we have ordered a couple of sets similar to the ones at Lakeshore from Discount School Supply...I
would post a link to their site but this is the second time I have had to rewrite this posting because it keeps deleting when I go out to copy and paste more than a couple of links! Aaarrrggghhh!
As an aside, anybody know why this happens or how to prevent it? Is it a time-out thing? SOOO exasperating
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