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Danielle Steele every story different than one before each exciting and wonderful! Thank you for brightening our life’s ❤

Wonderful!

Rodriguez Mary Young Margaret White Jessica

Censored in commie kanada

Sadly..the norwegians dun bin replaced by muzzie 3rd werld 5am torture of their satanic califate...and women stoopid inbred slaves of noted reTaards

what a deflated ending..

AI isn't based on Helliconia. It is based on a story called - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supertoys_Last_All_Summer_Long

A powerful episode!! A keeper" well Done.

Seriously? You can't manage to type the author/narrator's last name correctly?! Disgraceful.

Brilliant 😊

I am inclined to think the ghosts were there. The governess' description of Quint was very accurate. She never saw him or seen any pictures of him. The way Miles called her "my dear" was most inappropriate. It was as if Quint spoke to her. Also, both children played a trick on her so that Flora could sneak off to be with Miss Jessel by the lake. Miss Jessel took Flora in the boat because she could not row it herself.

The way the children behaved with the governess was very strange. The governess says the children appeared so good, yet they played tricks on her and ran rings round her.

I love Asner's reading, but I hate the abridgment. Especially when another reader comes on to sum up sections of the book that have been cut, it's just clunky. Really wish there was an unabridged (or less abridged) recording of Ed Asner reading this.

Living in Costa Rica years ago, in an open space I saw a small, unobtrusive metal statue of Anne Frank where passersby incorporate her into their daily lives. It really stands out. Everything has energy. Her remarkable words are engraved on the base. "People are good."

Forty years ago I was acquainted with a man who invaded the USSR with the Hungarian army. He was captured by the Red Army and invaded Germany with the Red Army. After the war was over he joined the French Foreign Legion and fought in Indo China. After the French surrender he fought in Algeria. In 1961 he was a bit player in the Foreign Legions mutiny against Degaull. He liked to show pictures of himself in uniform with his camel.

And all this time, I thought it was just me.

Walker Amy Clark Michael Harris Laura

I was fasting, to protest utter neglect of ideas that could be the basis of a sustainable and more just civilization. Someone reported me to authorities as being a danger to myself. I was taken against my will to a psychiatric ward, and soon threatened with being force-fed and subjected to ECT. I buckled under that pressure, after hearing a Court confirm that authority stood behind the threat. While locked up in the following week, I sought advice from a friend about what I should read. He speaks Old English, so I asked specifically about Chaucer. He recommended the "Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" (and a couple of other tales). I read 'The Wife of Bath's Tale' aloud to my 'cellmate'. I started crying when the Old Woman was asking for the origin of the distinction between gentlemen and commoner, given that we are all descended from the same Adam. (This exact point seems to be omitted from this reading.) When John Ball asked that question at about the time that these stories were assembled, he soon lost his head. (Also omitted: The old woman promised that she would appear to others as an old, ugly woman, so that, if he leaves the house, he need not worry whether she will remain faithful if some traveler happens by. She touches on this point here, by pointing out that, if she is beautiful, he will be seeing people come to visit *because* they want to see her.)

THANKS 😊

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Great voice for an author… that’s rare

At the 2:00 mark I am commited to listening way past my bedtime. Likely to awaken with an accent now. Thank you sincerely and BRAVO

Thank you. Wonderful. Slightly abridged?

Excellent! Really grateful for this, thank you. Too often, the audio readings are abridged into nonsensicality. This was nice.

Well done.

The movie was soooooooo boring

Thank you. A very heartwarming story, told and read beautifully!

We did this book for O level English in the mid 1970s....its still one of my favourites.

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Why were the tv series video's removed from RUclips???

I remember reading this book over forty five years ago. I'd forgotten how much I loved it. Thankyou.

Leo Kern wasn't so much READING these stories as PERFORMING them...BRILLIANTLY, no less! Bravo👏👏👏👏👏/5

Being a bit hard on reading font 5 and 6 ... well font 11 too ... really appreciate audio books

Great reader. ❤

Thank you for sharing these. I thought I’d heard them all but these 3 are now in my top ten

I can’t sleep at night sometimes. Concerns about people outside my family. A nurse told me to read a chapter of this book before bed. I thought listening to it would work too. It’s been helpful. Thank you ☺️

I was a TAG student and learned to read at age 3. I'll be 44 in Sept, and wen I was 11 years old she had me read this book and it ALWAYS stuck with me and still resonates with me to this very day! I've introduced my 2 adult kids to it, and they love it as well because it's very real and honest and relatable. Robert Fulghum REALLY did it with this book! 👐👐

Thanks so much for adding this. I have always loved these books so much.

Wonderful ❤

One of my favourite books. Great narration. Pity it was so cut.

Thanks!

I’m thinking about getting that book for my birthday or Christmas

Dicks shaft 😂

48:00

Craving Poutine right now.

Can't hear the story over the music!!!!!!

Great read. And NOT computer-generated.

I escaped Iran when I was 16. I'm a 59 year old doctor now, living in California . Thinking about that adventure, and the multitude of events I experienced once the islamic madmen took over my country, feels like a surreal nightmare now.

Fantastic book. The film is one of my favorites but id rather listen to this reading by Crenna