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Books : Wind in the Willows (BBC Audio)
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Wind in the Willows (BBC Audio) by: Kenneth Grahame List Price: £9.77 CD-Charts Price: £6.99 You Save: £2.78 (28%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 9781846071171 Format: Audiobook ISBN: 1846071178 Label: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Manufacturer: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Number Of Discs: 1 Publication Date: August 07, 2006 Publisher: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Release Date: August 07, 2006 Studio: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Sales Rank: 5944 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Wondrous WillowsI've been waiting for this version to come out on CD for a long time. My tapes, both sets, have worn out! I will never tire of listening to this, despite the fact that I scorn most children's literature nowadays! David Jason's Toad is a complete joy, conniving, self-pitying but loveable all the same, just like Toad should be. This version is atmospheric, funny, beautifully acted and 'comfort' listening of the first order. Forget the modern world and all its PC ways. Sit back and listen and pretend everything's alright - just for awhile... Rating: - FANTASTIC VERSIONAlthough more a playscript rather than word for word from the book - it had my children giggling in the car listening to it and keeps them quiet no matter how many times they listen to it. Rating: - Still One of the Best Children's StoriesI purchased this book to read to my young grandson (4 years old). The book brought back many wonderful memories of my childhood and the magical world the story gives to a young child hearing it for the first time. Until I started to read to my grandson I had forgotten what a wonderful story it is, far surpassing most of the modern tales for children. It still feels as fresh as the day it was written and is not dated at all. For some reason, I don't know why children seem to be able to relate to stories about animals rather than about human beings, this is reflected in the number of programmes on children's television about animals. Whether it be paper back or hard back with illustrations get the ... Read More: |
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