the first audio production from multi-million selling author

Classic CD Books speaks new life into the original story of America's favorite fictional scout, with an audio book available just in time to celebrate 100 years of Scouting in America.

"Pee-wee Harris" is the first audio book by multi-million selling author Percy Keese Fitzhugh (1876-1950), one of the most popular childrens' authors of his day and the leader of Scout-based stories.

His books were designed to promote the Scouts and encourage boys to join what was then a new movement. Like the Scouts, the books emphasize adventure, responsibility and service to others, while presenting clever plots marked with humor and innocent fun.

In the story, the diminutive but debonair scout from Bridgeboro, New Jersey, visits his aunt and uncle's farm, and partners with an orphan girl under their care to start a refreshment shack along the country road. Sales are slow until the highway bridge mysteriously burns down and the road becomes a thoroughfare, leading to a series of madcap adventures.

The 2010 audio book is available as an abridged 3-CD set (ISBN 9781935513117) and also as a digital download. Order one today!

Born near Bridgeboro, narrator Erik Sellin has performed numerous audio books. He is the father of a fourth-generation Scout.

Download a free MP3 of the first 3 chapters.

Pee-Wee Harris featured on Open Book Audio's podcast #11.

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