Trustee from the Toolroom

By: Nevil Shute

Narrated by: Frank Muller

Keith Stewart, a retiring and ingenious engineer, could not have been happier in his little house in the shabby London suburb of Ealing. There he invented the mini-motor, the six-volt generator, and the tiny Congreve clock. Then a chain of events sweeps him into deep waters and leads him to his happiest discovery yet.

©1960 Heather Felicity Norway and Union Trustee Company of Australia, Ltd. (P)1988 Recorded Books, LLC

A heartwarming story narrated by one of the best !

Would you listen to Trustee from the Toolroom again? Why?

Yes, in fact I have read and listened to this story a number of times and will do so again.

Any additional comments?

No

Social Engineering

This was a very entertaining and relaxing read... Keith is a mild mannered paragon, and the engineering components of the story were fun... Down to its crux it's a story of taken on responsibility and how friendships can germinate in unexpected ways... Its about doing the right thing, making friends, and being who you are w/o reservation... The characters are easy and likable, and the narration is top notch...

Enjoyed a story of a principled man.

Very good story. The reader was very good also. As stated in the heading, the lead character shows integrity. I have recommended this book to others and they too have enjoyed it. This is a new Author for me, I will look for other books by him.

A great story! A great listen!

This is a great story that leaves the listener with a positive feeling. At the end of the book I wondered why there aren't more books like this in the world.

Delightful!

Really wasn't expecting too much from this book but since it was on sale I decided to try this (to me) new author. I am SO glad....it is simply so much fun, even though it became clear it was written some years ago. Great story!