The Book of Arralan

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: Open Buy Me a Coffee Link Visit The Book of Arralan on Buy Me a Coffee 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) Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe to The Book of Arralan on Spotify You can read more about this change in the notes of Season 4 Episode 1. Thank you for listening.

CONTENT WARNING: Oren is worried for the other creatures.Thry get taken to an unknown destination. While Oren tries to help the other creatures, the other children find an uninvited visitor.

This is a good time to re-listen to message for sensitive listeners. Remember everyone, even the wolf, will end up safe and well in the end. The two men find a wild creature to bring back. Oren tries to help.

The children hide in the canopy with the Plantarians. They make a shocking discovery.

CONTENT WARNING. It looks like the forest people have come to harm but shortly after they discover the tracks aren’t made by a beast at all. Ember finds some tracks that are an important clue in the puzzle of the beast.

CONTENT WARNING: very mild suspense - They think they hear the beast in the forest. The children are embarrassed when they find litter in the forest.

CONTENT WARNING: They describe a beast that is scary and capturing unicorns. SPOILER ALERT - it’s not actually a beast. See if you can figure out what it is before the children do. Sophia speaks to the unicorns in the purple lands and finds out a terrible thing has happened.

When Zula and Rowan realise the mother unicorn isn’t anywhere to be seen, they take the foal to the sanctuary to be fed.

When Rowan realises he can’t get home, he visits Kester. They find something unexpected on their walk in the woods. Hello all my lovely listeners. Season 4 is finally hear. It took a long, long time this time around, and that's because I lost 18 completed episodes due to not understanding audio file format properly. It was heartbreaking, and at that moment I really wasn't sure if I could pick myself up and start again. Because, when I take the time to record this, it takes a lot of sacrifice from my family, to give me the quiet and space to do it, I have finally given in to a suggestion from my husband. So, apart from the first 10 episodes, season 4 is going to be available to buy in two different ways. You can buy the whole season on Buy Me a Coffee for £15. Or you can sign up as a member on Spotify for £2.99 per month. If you do that, you can get the episodes released daily, just like they have been in the past. I aim to make 2 seasons per year, and some additional bits for each of the childrens' school holidays, and this membership will give you access to all of that, and enable me to keep on doing something that I love. I was reluctant to make this change, but I certainly don't want to start putting adverts in. I hope that you'll stay with me and keep enjoying the adventures of Arralan. Open Buy Me a Coffee Link Visit The Book of Arralan on Buy Me a Coffee Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe to The Book of Arralan on Spotify

Thank you for listening. We hope to be back soon. In the meantime may I recommend the music of two friends that have both inspired and enriched my creative processes while making The book of Arralan. Ceilidh Jo Rowe.   She has many lovely children's songs, many of them pirate themed: https://open.spotify.com/artist/46g86OeN99bXa84rZOToiK?si=Dip94i6XScqNCbarmXzOjQ And Tom Parry who featured in one of the episodes, who has lovely ambient music. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC58iOFqMg-X34NaENQcR9uw Also if you are interested in learning the harp, my husband and I make and teach the harp. We have also created the Rainbow Harp, a harp for the neuro-diverse. www.handsonharps.com www.rainbowharp.co.uk

As the season comes to a close, Captain Halfbeard realises he must do the right thing. And even Erin has a wrong she must right. Thank you so much for listening. If you've enjoyed this season of The Book of Arralan and want to support it, you can do this by buying me a coffee here: Buy me a Coffee

Pip finds a way to Captain Halfbeard's softer side. 

CONTENT WARNING: Captain Halfbeard is intimidating but the first signs of his fragile side begin to show. Please reassure sensitive listeners that I promise it will all get a lot calmer very soon. This is may feel like a particularly turbulent episode, as we are nearing the peak of our story arc. Jan and Willem escape to safety, but Sophia and Mr. Nobody are not so lucky yet! 

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains extreme suspense. Please play my reassuring message before playing this episode. KaI, Rowan, Jan and Willem get into a tight spot whilst getting the shell necklaces for the Merpeople. 

Just some words of reassurance before things get very suspenseful.

Oren, Arthur and Sniz visit Cloudland and have a wonderful time. 

CONTENT WARNING. This episode contains some moments of mild tension. Kai and Rowan have to make a tough decision. 

Sophia’s story ignites hope in Mr. Nobody, and together they piece together parts of the puzzle. 

Oren, Arthur and Sniz spend a day on the airship with Atticus. 

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains the physical capturing of Merpeople, but they bring good news about Sophia, and the boys get one step closer to solving the mystery of the missing boats, and silent prisoners. Kai and Rowan go in search of Sophia and find a lot more than they bargained for.