Audiobooks

/ Home / Adventures , Crime & Mystery , Humor & Comedy , Grown Up /
Cabbages and Kings
Cabbages and Kings

Downloads: 242, File size: 165.8 MB

Rating: Rated: 0 times Rate It

  • 1 star
  • 2 stars
  • 3 stars
  • 4 stars
  • 5 stars

Author: O Henry, Narrator: Stan Pretty

Playtime: 8 hours

Very humorous book about goings on in Anchuria (small Latino-American banana republic). Real pearl of a book!

Icon Add to Library

Read One Book Free!

Become a member of Free-Ebooks.net and you can download one free book.

Already a member? Login here

Membership requires a valid email address. We DO NOT spam and do not allow others access to your private information.

Listen to Chapter One on Player
Reader Reviews
loading comments
Add a comment: (You need to login to post a comment)
Rate this title:

You may also like...

  • ROMANS - Home-Coming
    ROMANS - Home-Coming Adventures , Historical , Grown Up by Arthur Conan Doyle
    ROMANS - Home-Coming
    ROMANS - Home-Coming

    Reads:
    53

    Playtime:
    33 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    Short historical story. Slightly naive but very amusing interpretation of the ancient history .

  • Dead Men Tell No Tales
    Dead Men Tell No Tales Adventures , Crime & Mystery , Fiction by E W Hornung
    Dead Men Tell No Tales
    Dead Men Tell No Tales

    Reads:
    102

    Playtime:
    6 hours 30 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    A coming of age novel, eventful on sea and onshore, with a crime and detection component. Little known fact, the author, E.W. Hornung was friendly with Sir Ar...

  • Hounds of Fate
    Hounds of Fate Adventures by Saki
    Hounds of Fate
    Hounds of Fate

    Reads:
    24

    Playtime:
    18 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    Mistaken identity could be an unexpected present or a mortal danger

  • Terrible Solomons
    Terrible Solomons Classics , Adventures , Historical , Humor & Comedy by Jack London
    Terrible Solomons
    Terrible Solomons

    Reads:
    50

    Playtime:
    45 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    One of the funniest Jack London's story. But could be racially upsetting for some.