
audiobook
A lively anthology brings together the beloved tales of Uncle Remus and his mischievous companion Brer Rabbit, along with a host of other folk stories from the old plantation. The collection opens with familiar episodes—songs, sayings, and clever tricks—that showcase the humor and wisdom of these oral traditions. Bright, period illustrations accompany many of the narratives, giving listeners a vivid sense of the settings and characters.
Beyond the classic rabbit-and-fox escapades, the volume includes new stories that explore the everyday lives of plantation folks, from playful pranks to gentle moral lessons. Short sketches and whimsical vignettes about animals, children, and country life add variety and charm, while the accompanying artwork captures the spirit of each scene. Listeners will enjoy the rhythmic dialogue and the timeless charm of these Southern folklore gems, presented in a convenient, organized format that makes it easy to dip in and out of the stories.
Language
en
Duration
~9 minutes (8K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by David Widger
Release date
2019-01-13
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1848–1908
Best known for bringing the Uncle Remus stories to a wide audience, this Georgia writer helped make Brer Rabbit one of the most famous trickster figures in American literature. His work remains widely read, even as modern readers continue to debate its language and its handling of Black folklore.
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