Young Blackbeard the Pirate - Port of Bristol 1690

YOUNG BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE THE PORT OF BRISTOL 1690 Book 1 of 6 – The Great Spud Cannon Battle In late 1680s Bristol, young Edward Teach and his crew of adventurous kids-Israel, Benjamin, Charles, and Anne Bonny-embark on a daring spud cannon battle against a rival crew aboard The Salty Pickle, their weathered fishing boat. Edward, a natural leader, commands his team with precision: Benjamin's spud cannons, Charles's water bombs, and Anne's fierce screams give them the upper hand. After a fierce battle, they defeat The Rusty Anchor and celebrate their victory. Edward dreams of future adventures, knowing this is just the beginning for his loyal crew, bound by friendship and a shared thirst for adventure. This is the first of six audiobooks in the series and I do hope you enjoy this first instalment, and it's only $3, all subsequent will remain at that price as I would not like price to be a barrier to your enjoyment. I have worked very hard and meticulously to provide you with an enjoyable experience, the initial opening credit music which does run to approximately 2 minutes sets the scene, so to speak, accordion, fiddle, harmonica and bango in a classical sea shanty jig. The closing music ends the tale on a similar jig and at about 2 minutes with the same musical instruments but more upbeat looking forward to the next episode. The story itself runs to about 13 minutes is is narrated in my own voice. I do hope you and your family, if applicable, enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come! Christopher Allen - At your service

YOUNG BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE PORT OF BRISTOL 1690 Book 2 of 6 – The treasure in the sandbox In 1690 Bristol, young pirate captain Edward Teach and his crew-Israel, Benjamin, Charles, and Anne-dig for Captain Thorne's fabled treasure in the lighthouse sandbox. Despite Anne's dramatic false alarms, they unearth a tiny chest containing brass buttons, a broken compass, ancient shortbread, and a cryptic note reading "Remember." Old lighthouse keeper Pye reveals the chest was his grandson's toy-but hints some items may be genuine artifacts. Though disappointed at first, Edward realizes the true treasure is the thrill of the hunt and proof of Thorne's legend. The crew bonds over their discoveries, with Charles quietly noting the value of stories over gold. As twilight falls, they dream of future adventures, their spirits undampened by the modest haul. The tale blends humor and heart, showing how childhood imagination transforms ordinary finds into extraordinary treasures. This is the second of six audiobooks in the series and I do hope you enjoy this second instalment, and it's only $3, all subsequent will remain at that price. I have worked very hard and meticulously to provide you with an enjoyable experience, the initial opening credit music which does run to approximately 2 minutes sets the scene, so to speak, accordion, fiddle, harmonica and bango in a classical sea shanty jig. The closing music ends the tale on a similar jig and at about 2 minutes with the same musical instruments but more upbeat looking forward to the next episode. The story itself runs to about 13 minutes is is narrated in my own voice. I do hope you and your family, if applicable, enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come! Christopher Allen - At your service

YOUNG BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE PORT OF BRISTOL 1690 Book 3 of 6 – The curse of the lemonade stand Here is the summary description of this book: In 1690s Bristol, young Edward Teach-the boy who would become the infamous pirate Blackbeard-leads his crew in a daring lemonade stand scheme at the bustling High Cross market. Using stolen sugar and Anne Bonny's over-sweetened brew, they attract sailors and merchants alike-until a rival vendor accuses them of sugar theft, a crime punishable by transportation. Facing the constable, Edward spins a tale of the "Sugar Witch," a Barbados hag who curses their lemonade, and sells "anti-curse" potions (dyed with stolen cochineal) to the superstitious crowd. The deception works, earning them enough coin for future adventures while showcasing Edward's early knack for manipulation and theatrics-traits that would later define Blackbeard's reign of terror. The story blends historical details of Bristol's sugar trade and maritime culture with a playful origin for history's most notorious pirate, proving even legends start small. This is the third of six audiobooks in the series and I do hope you enjoy this instalment, and it's only $3. I have worked very hard and meticulously to provide you with an enjoyable experience, the initial opening credit music which does run to approximately 2 minutes sets the scene, so to speak, accordion, fiddle, harmonica and bango in a classical sea shanty jig. The closing music ends the tale on a similar jig and at about 2 minutes with the same musical instruments but more upbeat looking forward to the next episode. The story itself runs to about 13 minutes is is narrated in my own voice. I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come! Christopher Allen - At your service

YOUNG BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE PORT OF BRISTOL 1690 Book 5 of 6 – The Ghost of the Back Garden Lagoon Here is the summary of the Story: In 1690s Bristol, young Edward Teach (the future Blackbeard) and his crew investigate eerie splashing sounds from a rain barrel-rumoured to harbour a ghost. Armed with lanterns and nerves of steel, they stage a midnight raid, only to discover the "spectre" is a magnificent frog with luminous eyes. Edward, ever the showman, declares the amphibian their new mascot: "Captain Croaker." The crew transforms an old fish tank into a pirate lagoon, complete with miniature shipwrecks and a tiny Jolly Roger. Through this adventure, Edward demonstrates his knack for turning fear into opportunity-a skill that would later define his reign as history's most theatrical pirate. The tale blends authentic period details of Bristol's maritime culture with childhood whimsy, showing how Blackbeard's legendary leadership began with simple backyard adventures and loyal friends. This is the fifth of six audiobooks in the series and I do hope you enjoy this fifth instalment, and it's only $3, all subsequent will remain at that price. the initial opening credit music which does run to approximately 2 minutes being accordion, fiddle, harmonica and bango in a classical sea shanty jig. The closing music ends the tale on a similar jig and at about 2 minutes with the same musical instruments but more upbeat looking forward to the next episode. The story itself runs to about 30 minutes is narrated in my own voice. I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come! Christopher Allen - At your service

YOUNG BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE PORT OF BRISTOL 1690 Book 6 of 6 – The Great water balloon ambush Here is the summary of the Story: In 1690s Bristol, young Edward Teach (future Blackbeard) leads his crew in their most daring raid yet-ambushing their own parents' picnic with water balloons. After days of restless boredom aboard The Salty Pickle, Edward masterminds the attack: modified spud cannons launch pig-bladder balloons, Charles leads a bucket brigade, and Anne's piercing scream signals the assault. The crew infiltrates the meadow with military precision, soaking the unsuspecting adults in a glorious, chaotic battle. Though initially stunned, the parents join the fun, surrendering their soggy sandwiches with laughter. This final adventure showcases Edward's tactical genius and flair for dramatic command-qualities that would later make him history's most feared pirate. The story blends authentic period details with childhood whimsy, concluding the series by demonstrating how Blackbeard's legendary leadership began with simple backyard adventures and loyal friends who followed him into any mischief. This is the last of six audiobooks in the series and I do hope you enjoy this final instalment, and it's only $3. The initial opening credit music which does run to approximately 2 minutes being accordion, fiddle, harmonica and bango in a classical sea shanty jig. The closing music ends the tale on a similar jig and at about 2 minutes with the same musical instruments but more upbeat looking forward to the next episode. The story itself runs to about 35 minutes is narrated in my own voice. I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come! Christopher Allen - At your service