Dido, the Dancing Bear
His Many Adventures
par Richard Barnum
Lu par LibriVox Volunteers
One of the Kneetime Animal Stories for children, Dido the Dancing Bear may seem unethical today, but when it was written in 1916, such spectacles were a relatively common and "harmless" entertainment, In this story, we follow Dido as he is caught, trained and put in a circus. Along the way, he meets several other animals from the series. - Summary by Lynne Thompson
Richard Barnum is a pseudonym of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, which mass-produced children's books.
Chapitres
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| Dido Cuts Up | 10:10 | Lu par Natalia | |
| Dido Is Caught | 16:57 | Lu par Alan Lord | |
| Dido Is Trained | 14:27 | Lu par Alan Lord | |
| Dido Learns to Dance | 10:20 | Lu par danna535 | |
| Dido Crosses the Ocean | 20:47 | Lu par Shasta | |
| Dido in the Country | 15:03 | Lu par Shasta | |
| Dido Meets Don | 17:42 | Lu par Shasta | |
| Dido Helps a Girl | 17:38 | Lu par Shasta | |
| Dido in the Bakery | 11:04 | Lu par Nightshade | |
| Dido Scares a Man | 14:03 | Lu par mleigh | |
| Dido in the Circus | 11:52 | Lu par James R. Hedrick | |
| Dido in a Fire | 14:29 | Lu par James R. Hedrick |