The Good Lord Bird: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by James McBride

The Good Lord Bird is the true story of a boy named Henry who escapes slavery in South Carolina during the Civil War. As he makes his way North, he meets a group of abolitionists called "The Underground." They take him in and teach him how to read and write. But when Henry starts to learn about the larger world, he begins to abandon The Underground because they don't agree with his political views.

The Good Lord Bird tells the story of a slave who escapes from the plantation and finds himself in an unlikely adventure. The novel explores themes such as hope and survival, love and faith.

The Good Lord Bird is a novel by James McBride, narrated by Michael Boatman. The narrator tells the story of his African-American slave, Henry Shackleford in 18th century Saint Louis. After being captured and arriving on a plantation, Henry escapes with the help of one of the other slaves, a girl name Sophie. They are caught and sold to separate owners but are able to meet again later in life during tumultuous Civil War years.

The Good Lord Bird, a novel by James McBride, tells the story of a black escaped slave from Richmond during the Civil War. The story is told through the eyes of a boy who goes by "The Lord".

"The Good Lord Bird" is the story of a young boy from Charleston, South Carolina during the American Civil War who is kidnapped and sold into slavery. This novel uniquely focuses on the feelings and thoughts of an African-American slave through the eyes of a young boy.

'The Good Lord Bird' is a story about a black man who teaches himself to read and write in order to escape slavery. He escapes, only to find himself held captive by abolitionists. He decides his fate in the war between the North and the South, a war that will lead to his own freedom.