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5 Minute Short Stories for Children

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5 Minute Short Stories for Children

By: Beatrix Potter, Hans Christian Andersen, Joseph Jacobs
Narrated by: Nicki White
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An entertaining collection of short stories perfect for bedtime.

©2015 Saland Publishing (P)2015 Saland Publishing Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths
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very nice histories my daughter really appreciate the opportunity to heard in this site. thank you

excelent

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perfect rendition of classic children's story telling. a little dark and a little bloody but that's the Victorian Era for you! definitely not the pandering semi moral mind-numbing stuff today's society wants to push on my toddlers.

classic!

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This book is a delight. It is magical and whimsical. It was exactly what I needed to get me out of a reading slump. Definitely recommend it to any fan of these authors.

Short & Sweetheart

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Story telling should be relished, no sped through. Right? The narrator speeds through this. annoyingly it's difficult to tell when one story ends& the next begins. I would have rated the narrator and value for money 0 apart from the fact that my son seemed to enjoy it. The content is good / classic and could comfortably be told over an hour, instead of the frenetic pace she's decided on.

Does the narrator take a breath?

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