Novel & Cerita Animal Farm Audiobook

But what happens when I can’t hear him anymore? There’s no time to worry about it now. We work for hours to secure the livestock in some kind of makeshift underground barn, which the animals don’t seem to like at all. Thankfully, my mother, Aunt Nola, and I are able to encourage them in a way the others cannot. The animals are not happy, but at least they seem to understand this is for their own good.

She pointed on the page to a cow hiding in the bushes. “Remember what a cow says? Mmmoooo.” She drew out the word until it was about ten seconds long. Landon giggled. “Now Landon—” she poked his chest when she said his name, “—say mmmoooo.” “Mmmoooo.” Jessie clapped again. “Good job! You are gonna know all your barnyard noises in no time flat.” Usually Landon lost interest before they reached the end of a book, but tonight he stuck it out, although he was pretty squirmy at the end. When she closed the cover, Landon launched himself off the couch and ran straight to Brandt.

I went to my G****e app, and spoke into it shakily. “Animal farm houses in New Orleans.” It brought up a number of houses, and I picked the nearest one. “You can do it, Adria. We’re not eating humans.” I grunted, climbing onto a house. On top of the buildings, I crouched low, jumping from building to building, and running my fastest, until I could see the animal farm house. There were so many cows, and other animals. My shaking had gotten worse, and I knew my eyes had probably taken on a deep red color.

**Zoe** "Why are we at a pig farm?" "What do you mean why are we at a pig farm? We're completing exams on over 100 pigs," Michael exclaimed proudly. "I mean, I get that we have a job to do, but don't you think you would've saved the pigs for the end of the day?" "Did you bring a change of clothes?" "Yes." "Well, then you're good. Let's go!" I whined softly as I dragged myself out of the Jeep. "Get it together. This is what you asked for, Z," I said, giving myself a mini pep talk.

Alice asked suddenly, bouncing slightly in his arms. He glanced at the shelf, then down at her. “Which one? The one with the animals?” Alice nodded vigorously. “Yes! Animals!” He set her on the floor and picked up the book. His voice changed, softer, gentler, as he read. He made different voices for each animal—the elephant’s deep trumpet, the monkey’s high chatter. Alice howled with laughter at the monkey, clapping her little hands. I stepped closer, drawn in despite myself. “You’re really good at that,” I said quietly.

I wasn’t even sure if he’d gotten everything settled with his frat brothers when he drove me to the airport in the morning. I tried to let those thoughts fade away while on my flight home. I put in my earbuds and decided to listen to one of the smutty werewolf audio books Hana has gotten me hooked on, Alpha Gray by CJ Primer, with Theo and Maddie as narrators. The book is HOT, and Theo’s voice… yeah, it makes for an enjoyable two-and-a-half-hour flight. I love how he changes his voice when speaking for each Alpha. Hana told me they’ve done the narration for the rest of the series, and I can’t wait to listen.

I knitted my brows. “You're a bookworm? Or are you a goat? You've got the brain of one.” I tore out some pages, Exodus, and held them out as an offering. Pallor nipped them from my hands. He proceeded to eat Genesis and Revelation. I wondered how stupid Samael's animals were, and if their combined intellect was higher than his. I petted the roan's bony head. “Right. Good demon horse thing. Eat the Bible and be quiet.” I put it on a snow bank and he continued to nom. The hearse was stuck in a ditch, saddled with wood fit for working.