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Does anyone know where I can get these cheap - I have looked at ebay but it drives me mad bidding and not knowing if I have won etc etc - it is all so technical for me!

 I know this is a bit outside the normal equipment line - so my apologies

My girls are 8 and 9 and so a bit older stuff is what I am interested in – also not something that my hubbie will throw out of the car window

I like to put these on the car cd player on long journeys for us all to listen to – so it keeps everyone quiet!

thanks

http://www.listen2books.co.uk/lbechannel/static/product_catalogue/index.cfm?&categoryNode=2793&categoryName=Ages%205-9%20<i>(29)</i

Is a good site, most sites have very few childrens things.

Jackie

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/268488/ref%3Dbr%5Fbx%5F1%5Fc%5F1%5F3/026-4954396-5312411

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If you have acess to DAB radio - you could try recording some of their kids stuff from BBC Radio 7 which is on from 3pm in the afternoon.  Oneword also has kids broadcasting - not sure what time their stuff is though.

Stick with Ebay - we get great bargains on audio books (for us and the kids).

Worth it, once you have got the hang of it.

Going to have a look in my local bookshop as that is an excellent idea for keeping them happy on longer car journeys.  What ever happened to those wonderful days when they would fall asleep on any journey longer than about 20 minutes.

I have loads!!! cost me a fortune!!  I travle a lot and always listen to audio books, I must put them on ebay, i probably have £500 worth at new price!!  

I try to download them now as mp3's from various file sharing programs, then convert them to CD.

I have the entire chronicals of Narnia on CD, great for kids, and just as good for Big kids ;)

If you want a copy then email me at    info at everythingunderground.com and I will gladly send you the CD.

great ideas

I am off to buy the rice krispies - as soon as my lunch break starts

I will try the library tomorrow

thanks you