HEALCAST

Eliste is finally presented at Court, where she meets the imperious Duke Feronte, and witnesses a display of magic that leaves her wondering. Meanwhile, Shorvi Nerienne makes a hasty escape. Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

Where Dref Zeenoson’s flight from the Derrivale Estate is curiously questioned, then accepted, while Eliste must find another ladies’ maid and finish preparing, and then travel in excitement to her new post in the wondrous city of Sherreen. Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

Where Eliste solicits the help of her curious Uncle Quinz to aid in the release of Dref Zeenoson Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

Wherein Dref Zeenoson tries to intercede on behalf of Zhen Suboson to the Marquis vo Derrivale to belay Zhen’s punishment for reading forbidden and inflammatory pamphlets, and ends up being punished himself. Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

In Chapter One, we meet Eliste vo Derrivale, the daughter of the Marquise vo Derrivale, and member of the Exalted of Vohnar, as she prepares for her upcoming ascension as ladies maid to The Queen next week. Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

Just sit back and relax while I tell you a tale of a very clever young man Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

Two kitties seek to find happiness together. Read from The Pink Fairy Book, which attributes this tale to Japan Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

This tale comes from The Pink Fairy Book, which states its origin as Spain, 1885 Get full access to Boudica's Quest at boudicasquest.substack.com/subscribe

Pa makes a visit to other settlers in the area while the family enjoys their newly-built home. That evening, they have a frightening encounter with the local wildlife. This book was the basis for the popular television show by the same name. There are themes in the book that describe attitudes that would be considered backward and racist today. It is not the intention to either highlight or censor...

The family moves in to their newly-built log cabin on the prairie before there's even a proper roof. Pa feels more strongly than ever that he'll always want to live on this land. Pa decides the Big Woods have become too crowded, and moves the family to the High Prairie of Kansas. This book was the basis for the popular television show by the same name. There are themes in the book that describe at...

The family has traveled far and long and Pa finally selects the perfect place to settle. They make camp one last time before building a house. This book was the basis for the popular television show by the same name. There are themes in the book that describe attitudes that would be considered backward and racist today. It is not the intention to either highlight or censor these, but to let them s...

The family encounters a surprise when crossing the creek. This book was the basis for the popular television show by the same name. There are themes in the book that describe attitudes that would be considered backward and racist today. It is not the intention to either highlight or censor these, but to let them stand as they are in the book, as a record of historical interest. Little House on the...

The harvest is a busy time, and Laura's father arranges to have a machine help with the work. This is one of the later chapters, as the earlier sound clips have been lost. With positive feedback, I'll consider re-recording them, so you can enjoy the whole book. Laura Ingalls Wilder on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_Ingalls_Wilder The Little House Books on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipe...

It's harvest time, and there's lots to do. But one child decides it's more fun to play than work, and finds a heap of trouble for doing so. This is one of the later chapters, as the earlier sound clips have been lost. With positive feedback, I'll consider re-recording them, so you can enjoy the whole book. Laura Ingalls Wilder on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_Ingalls_Wilder The Lit...