Tag Archives: Librivox
Somehow Good – William Frend de Morgan – Helen Taylor
I was wandering through Librivox, and in looking for something comforting found some recordings of E. Nesbit novels by a narrator new to me, Helen Taylor. You never know what you’re going to get with volunteer readers, but Helen Taylor … Continue reading
Anne’s House of Dreams – L.M. Montgomery, Karen Savage
I don’t tend toward gifs in my posts or reviews or whathaveyou, but about halfway through Anne’s House of Dreams (the Librivox audio edition) I realized the best way to describe my reaction to listening to this series is this … Continue reading
The Railway Children – E. Nesbit/Karen Savage
Again E. Nesbit shows herself expert at showing-not-telling, and at writing for anyone and everyone. With the story told from the point of view of the children, and aimed at children, all anyone under a certain height level is going … Continue reading
The Story of the Treasure-Seekers – E. Nesbit / Karen Savage
E. Nesbit did not write for children. Oh, yes, I quite enjoyed Five Children and It and The Phoenix and the Carpet and so on when I was a child; they’re magnificent children’s books. But listening to the Librivox recording … Continue reading
Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen (audio)
It had been some time since I read Pride and Prejudice (I just found a books-read list from 2007, so apparently four years), and my pleasure in reconnecting with the story via audiobook outweighed a somewhat inadequate reader. I listened … Continue reading