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The Book of Arralan

The Book of Arralan

By: Morwenna
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 The Book of Arralan is a children’s fiction podcast for children 5 - 10 years of age. It is one continuous story. Think Narnia meets The Hobbit meets Enid Blyton. The narrator helps sensitive listeners through perilous moments. "When Kai and his brother Yan visit their grandparents in Scotland, they have no idea how adventurous their lives are about to get."

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  • Broadcast changes

    Broadcast changes
    Nov 2 2023
    We’ve changed our format, this is how you’ll be able to hear The Book of Arralan in the future. Apologies for the change.
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    2 mins
  • Miniseries Episode 1: What Happened to Enchantment Park

    Miniseries Episode 1: What Happened to Enchantment Park
    Oct 30 2023
    Some of the children go back to Enchantment Park to see what has happened to it.
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    10 mins
  • Season 4 Episode 10: The Capture

    Season 4 Episode 10: The Capture
    Aug 9 2023

    CONTENT WARNING: Some tense drama towards the end.

    When Oren arrives back in Arralan he is glad until he sees what is about to happen.


    This will be the last episode of this season that is available for free. You can buy the whole season on Buy Me a Coffee for £15 here:

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    Or you can subscribe on Spotify for £2.99 per month, to get access to all of The Book of Arralan as Morwenna makes it (2 seasons per year plus some other bits too)

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    You can read more about this change in the notes of Season 4 Episode 1. Thank you for listening.
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    11 mins
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