−50%Digging for the Bell of Bramblewick: The old stories said it was under the meadow. The old stories were nearly right.
Jack Bramble · narrated by Angus Ferrier
2026
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A rusty trowel, a rule about teatime, and a notebook full of almost-finds: two kids dig where the old stories pointed, and the meadow starts giving up stranger things than dirt. For patient listeners ages 8 to 12 who like their mysteries slow, earthy, and slightly odd. Angus Ferrier reads in a low, unhurried voice that makes mud feel important and a nearly-missed clue feel like a door swinging open. No rushing, no shouting, just the quiet thrill of watching someone dig in the right place.
15 chapters
- 1Chapter 1: The Bell That Nobody Heard25m
- 2Chapter 2: What the Meadow Really Keeps25m
- 3Chapter 3: How Ground Holds Memory16m
- 4Chapter 4: The Trowel and the Teatime Rule26m
- 5Chapter 5: String and the Measured Pace23m
- 6Chapter 6: The Notebook of Nearlys15m
- 7Chapter 7: Rain Days and Indoor Maps21m
- 8Chapter 8: The Sound of Wrong Bells23m
- 9Chapter 9: Root Rooms and Worm Ways15m
- 10Chapter 10: The Day the Spade Rang Different17m
- 11Chapter 11: The Bramblewick Agreement18m
- 12Chapter 12: When to Put Down the Spade16m
- 13Conclusion3m
- 14About the Author1m
- 15The Rest of the Work1m
