Jack and the Beanstalk and the French Fries Free Audiobook Download by Mark Teague

In this installment of the series, the beanstalk turns out to be nothing more than a giant stalk of celery. Now Jack has to convince a reluctant French Fry to let him go down and get his pals while there is still time.

Jack and the Beanstalk and the French Fries is a children's tale written by a well-known American author, Mark Teague. The story follows Jack as he journeys to a strange land where he meets an old woman who asks him to climb up a beanstalk in order to find her six golden beans for dinner. This audiobook can be downloaded for free or purchased on Amazon.

"Jack and the Beanstalk and the French Fries" is a modern day fairy tale about a boy named Jack who finds a magical bean. In his quest for this magic bean, he must confront different obstacles. He meets up with a band of misfit friends from all over the world, each with their own story to tell.

In this story, Jack and his mother are seeking food after a long day of traveling. They find an old woman living in a house that is shaped like a giant beanstalk. The old woman tells them of the time when she was young and had three golden apples. One day, while she was climbing the beanstalk to get her apples, she fell into a deep magic sleep. She woke up years later with three golden French fries that have given her eternal life. Now she must not eat real food- only those french fries will keep her alive.

On the road, in the backseat of her mom's car, Jack has a clay beanstalk. The prize is a bag of French fries. When we learn that this story was written by an American author, we wonder if there was some kind of cultural collision in the publishing industry and what that might have led to.

Jack and the Beanstalk and the French Fries is a fun, adventurous story about a young boy who travels to France on vacation. The story follows Jack's journey into a tall castle where he meets magical beings and many other creatures from around the world. The audiobook was very engaging, it brought me back to my childhood when I was roaming through cedar forests with nothing but a backpack and my imagination.