Scott’s Literary Lounge

By Ernest Poole, 1917 His Family is considered the 9,716th greatest book of all time according to the website, The Greatest Books, which "represents a comprehensive and trusted collection of the greatest books. Developed through a specialized algorithm, it brings together 723 'best of' book lists to form a definitive guide to the world's most acclaimed books."

In which our heroes have one final adventure, and the story comes to an end. Chapter 12 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908 Total listening time: 6:04:42

In which Toad and his friends decide what to do next. Chapter 11 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Toad heads home, enduring a series of highs and lows along the way. Chapter 10 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Rat laments the changing seasons and almost takes a leap. Chapter 9 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Toad, with help, tastes freedom once again. Chapter 8 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole and Rat help a friend and meet... someone. Chapter 7 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Toad faces a series of consequences. Chapter 6 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole, after a long absence, returns home. Chapter 5 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole and Rat spend some time with Badger. Chapter 4 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole sets off on his own and has to be rescued by Rat. Chapter 3 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole and Rat meet Toad and go on an adventure with him. Chapter 2 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908

In which Mole meets Rat and begins life anew on The River. Chapter 1 of 12 By Kenneth Grahame, 1908 The Wind in the Willows is considered the 137th greatest book of all time according to the website, The Greatest Books, which "represents a comprehensive and trusted collection of the greatest books. Developed through a specialized algorithm, it brings together 723 'best of' book lists to form a definitive guide to the world's most acclaimed books." Total listening time: 6:04:42