Adventures of Prickly Porky (Version 2)
Thornton W. Burgess
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Length 1 h 56 min
Chapters 23
First published 1916
There's a mystery that's scaring folks on the hill where Prickly Porky the Porcupine lives. What could this strange creature be without head, legs or tail? From Peter Rabbit and Jimmy Skunk to Reddy Fox and even Buster Bear - everyone has their own ideas in this entertaining story from the Green Meadows. - Summary by Jude Somers
Chapters
1
Happy Jack Squirrel Makes A Find Read by Jude Somers 4:00
2
The Stranger From The North Read by Jude Somers 3:47
3
Prickly Porky Makes Friends Read by Jude Somers 4:29
4
Peter Rabbit Has Some Startling News Read by Jude Somers 5:00
5
Peter Rabbit Tells His Story Read by Jude Somers 5:24
6
Peter Has To Tell His Story Many Times Read by Jude Somers 5:19
7
Jimmy Skunk Calls On Prickly Porky Read by Jude Somers 4:41
8
Prickly Porky Nearly Chokes Read by Jude Somers 5:24
9
Jimmy Skunk And Unc' Billy Possum Tell Different Stories Read by Jude Somers 4:48
10
Unc' Billy Possum Tells Jimmy Skunk A Secret Read by Jude Somers 5:03
11
What Happened To Reddy Fox Read by Jude Somers 5:16
12
What Reddy Fox Saw And Did Read by Jude Somers 5:25
13
Reddy Fox Is Very Miserable Read by Jude Somers 4:55
14
Reddy Fox Tries To Keep Out Of Sight Read by Jude Somers 5:04
15
Old Granny Fox Investigates Read by Jude Somers 5:13
16
Old Granny Fox Loses Her Dignity Read by Jude Somers 5:31
17
Granny Fox Catches Peter Rabbit Read by Jude Somers 5:00
18
A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed Read by Jude Somers 5:17
19
Jimmy Skunk Takes Word To Mrs. Peter Read by Jude Somers 5:05
20
A Plot To Frighten Old Man Coyote Read by Jude Somers 4:51
21
Sammy Jay Delivers His Message Read by Jude Somers 4:51
22
Old Man Coyote Loses His Appetite Read by Jude Somers 5:25
23
Buster Bear Gives It All Away Read by Jude Somers 6:15
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