The Magic Tree House Audible is an audio adaptation of the popular children's book series by Mary Pope Osborne. It brings the adventures of Jack and Annie to life by combining the immersive storytelling of the books with the added element of sound effects and voice acting. The series follows Jack and Annie as they discover a magical tree house that can transport them to different places and times in history. With the help of Morgan le Fay, the magical librarian, they embark on various quests and meet interesting characters along the way. The Audible version of the Magic Tree House series adds an extra layer of excitement to the already captivating stories. The voice actors bring the characters to life, enhancing the listeners' experience and making them feel like they are part of the adventure.

Calendar of Holidays and Festivals

The ancient Romans did not use days of the week and number their days of the month as we do today. The ancient reckoning of days of the month was by counting back from either the Kalends, Nones, or Ides of the month. Counting was done inclusively; i.e., the third day of Januarius would be reckoned "three days before the Nones of Januarius" or "III Non. Ian." The year begins with the month of Martius (this was later changed to the month of Januarius by Gaius Julius Caesar, but Nova Roma retains the earlier, more traditional starting date).

On days labeled "Market Day" the Citizens of Rome would enter the city to buy and sell their wares and produce. They would share the news of the day and the bonds of community were certainly strengthened. Nova Roma continues the spirit of this practice today, as live chats are held in the Forum Romanum chat room on market days from 9 PM to 10 PM eastern time.

Chief sources for the calendar are Festivals and Ceremonies of the Roman Republic by H.H. Scullard (Cornell University Press, 1981), Dictionary of Roman Religion by Lesley and Roy Adkins (Facts on File, 1996), The Pagan Book of Days by Nigel Pennick (Destiny Books, 1992), and A Dictionary of the Roman Empire by Matthew Bunson (Oxford University Press, 1991).

A dies comitalis is a day on which citizens may vote on political or criminal matters.
A dies fastus is a day on which legal action is permitted.
A dies nefastus is a day on which no legal action or public voting may occur.
An endotercisus is a day that function as dies fastus in the morning and dies comitalis in the afternoon.
A nefastus publicus is a day on which public religious festivals are celebrated.

Roman Festivals and Games

Fests in ancient Rome played a vital role in the religious customs during both the Republican and Imperial periods, and were a significant aspect of the Roman calendar. Feriae were either designated as public or private.

Roman Festivals and Games

The voice actors bring the characters to life, enhancing the listeners' experience and making them feel like they are part of the adventure. The sound effects further immerse the audience in the story, creating a vivid and memorable experience. The Magic Tree House Audible is a great option for children who enjoy listening to stories or for families looking for an enjoyable activity to do together.

Roman Festivals (Feriae)

Festivals or Feriae (“holidays” in the sense of “holy days”; singular also feriae or dies ferialis) in ancient Rome were a very important part in Roman religious life during both the Republican and Imperial eras, and one of the primary features of the Roman calendar.

Festivals were where religious officials employed by the State conducted public rites and were either public (publicae) or private (privatae). Citizens were required to suspend business on such dates, but they were not required to attend religious ceremonies (many did so, however, as sacrificial meat was often given in such festivals). Because the ancient Romans did not observe a “weekend” as moderns do, these festivals would have constituted the days of rest for the populace.

Feriae publicae were of three kinds:

• Stativae were annual holidays that held a fixed or stable date on the calendar.
• Conceptivae were annual holidays that were moveable feasts; the date was announced by the magistrates or priests who were responsible for them. The following are Feriae conceptivae Compitalia, Sementivae, Fornacalia, Amburbium, Feriae Latinae (Latin Festival), Ambarvalia, Imperativae
• Imperativae were holidays held “on demand” when special celebrations or expiations were called for.

It is also beneficial for children who struggle with reading, as it helps improve their listening skills and fosters a love for storytelling. In addition to the audiobooks, the Magic Tree House Audible offers interactive features such as quizzes and games that allow children to engage with the stories even further. This interactive aspect adds an educational element to the experience, making learning fun and interactive. Overall, the Magic Tree House Audible is a wonderful adaptation of the beloved book series. It brings the magic and adventure of Jack and Annie's journeys to life in a new and exciting way. Whether enjoyed alone or with family, the Audible version is sure to captivate audiences of all ages and spark a love for storytelling..

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