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Goodbye, Mr Chips
- Narrated by: Martin Jarvis
- Length: 1 hr and 53 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 07-02-08
- Language: English
- Publisher: CSA Word
Regular price: $10.90
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Publisher's Summary
Martin Jarvis is the perfect reader, as his lilting and soothing voice carries listeners along on a swell of nostalgia, leaving them wishing that they could have been there to celebrate all of Mr Chipping's happiness with him.
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- Andrea
- Baton Rouge, LA, United States
- 05-02-11
A Sweet Old Story
The story is achingly sweet, sad, and triumphant, and the narration is a marvel. How can such a long story be told so quickly and with so much detail that you feel as if have been in another world for days with it's short telling is done? The narration is superb and endearing.
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- Janice
- Sugar Land, TX, United States
- 12-17-12
Wonderful to listen to
This story has long been one of my favorite movies, and I do think that this is a rare case of the movie being a richer experience than the book. The book is very short (shorter than the movie in fact), and relates, mostly in third person narrative - very little dialogue - the events of Mr. Chips' life and career as a beloved schoolmaster. Being familiar with the story, I could envision the scenes from the film as they were narrated in the book. Martin Jarvis beautifully captured the tone of Mr. Chips' voice, adding to the enjoyment. Those not familiar with the 1939 movie may not be able to envision the scenes so well. I do think because of the excellent reading by Jarvis that this is better heard than read, whether you know the movie or not. I got this title on sale, and the price made it a very nice selection.
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- Russell Bernard
- Salt Lake City, Utah United States
- 04-26-18
I Will Miss You Mr Chips
The narration is worth a credit or the cost of this audio book Martin Jarvis handles all the voices with a stroke of genius. The story is wonderful and touching.
If I only I had teachers like that!
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- Marielle
- 05-21-18
Timeless Classic
Sentimental story about Mr. Chips, a beloved teacher for an all boys boarding school. It is my all time favorite book.
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- TJ Green
- 04-22-18
Some stories are timeless
Goodbye Mr. Chips is one of those stories that just doesn’t get old. This audio version was obviously performed with what I can only describe as love and respect. Hilton’s beloved schoolmaster is brought to life by this narrator. A thoroughly enjoyable listening experience.
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- A. Peters
- Trinidad and Tobago
- 03-14-18
A wonderful classic
I saw the movie and loved it. Then I heard years later it was a book and check here. I wonderful classic story of a man who had a simple and rich life. I have listened to it three times already. Still love it. Excellent performance by the narrator.
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- The nurse who...
- Cincinnati
- 06-14-17
Understated but charming
If you could sum up Goodbye Mr Chips in three words, what would they be?
A gentle tale of quiet dignity (I know, six words!)
Have you listened to any of Martin Jarvis’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Quite talented. I always enjoy his narration even when I'm not drawn into a story. He also gives a wonderful performance in Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.
If you could rename Goodbye Mr Chips, what would you call it?
I wouldn't change a thing.
Any additional comments?
A small gem of a tale.
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- Ian Slentz
- Rochester, NY
- 10-29-16
Spectacular performance of the reading!
Martin Jarvis' performance of the reading is quite stunning. The different voices and characters draw you in and make you forget that it's just one person. Very endearing main character.
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- Heather
- 06-22-14
great story
Where does Goodbye Mr Chips rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Loved the movie and the book is even better. Thourghly enjoyed it.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Goodbye Mr Chips?
When he fell in love.
What about Martin Jarvis’s performance did you like?
Excellent
If you could take any character from Goodbye Mr Chips out to dinner, who would it be and why?
Mrs. Chips
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- Siobhan
- 05-30-10
Goodbye Mister Chips
I first saw this on television with Robert Donnet - the original Mister Chips - the other versions pale into comparison to this fantastic version. To have this in both audio cd, dvd and soon to have book has made my day. Thank you from the heart.
When I listen to this audio I picture Robert Donnet's Mister Chips and I can picture the school and its masters and boys that have walked the school's grounds. It?s so worth having this.
Please download this fantastic book which is unabridged. Please enjoy. Thanks again audible.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Amazon Customer
- 10-27-08
An excellent book to fall to sleep to
I loved the book when I read it as a teenager and very much enjoyed listening to it again. Martin Jarvis has the perfect voice to read this story. An excellent book to fall to sleep to.
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- S(ean)
- 08-21-15
A perfect performance that brought a tear to my eye
A truly classic story, read perfectly.
So endearing and moving.
It perfectly captures a forgotten time with true sentimentality.
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- Kindle Customer Lee Rogers
- 05-28-18
A Little Gem
Martin Jarvis is brilliant as the eccentric and somewhat bemused schoolmaster looking back over a long and eventful career. The book was written in the 1930s and perfectly sums up the mores and attitudes of an age now long passed. As a former teacher in a similar school, it is quite possible to sympathise with the characters, their memories of small incidents which came to regulate their lives and the ambiance of a period of gentility and loyalty. A later book of this genre is Delderfield's 'To Serve them All our Days', a more complex story set after the First World War [and well overdue for an Audible outing]. The script is also short enough to absorb in an afternoon. I cannot recommend this presentation highly enough.
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- Paula Diggle
- 10-30-17
Irritating !music alert
Great little book well read by the indomitable Martin Jarvis. But why the intrusive music?
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- Chris Pickles
- 09-19-17
lovely. never heard a story quite like it.
loved it. Beautifully narrated- Jarvis has a real talent. Tears in my eyes and more than a few belly chuckle moments.