The Story Girl

De: L. M. Montgomery

Narrado por: Grace Conlin

Sara Stanley is only 14, but she can weave tales that are impossible to resist. In the charming town of Carlisle, children and grown-ups alike flock from miles around to hear her spellbinding narratives. And when Bev King and his younger brother, Felix, arrive for the summer, they, too, are captivated by the Story Girl. Whether she's leading them on an exciting misadventure or narrating timeless stories — from the scary "Tale of the Family Ghost" to the fanciful "How Kissing Was Discovered" and the bittersweet "The Blue Chest of Rachel Ward" — the Story Girl has her audience hanging on every word.(P)1997 Blackstone Audio Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Conlin best performs the stories the story girl tells...her voice and demeanor come alive with natural enthusiasm." (AudioFile)

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Great story, as well as it being very enjoyable !I wished the second book did not cost a credit!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Amazing classic

Love the narrator and this book is always a favorite—highly recommend this book to adults as well as kids

Audio level issues

Sadly this audiobook suffers from a few audio issues. There are multiple strange pauses, and for the first half the audio levels are all over the place. The narrator begins each sentence in a much louder tone, and ends almost in a whisper. It was frustrating to listen to. Luckily this seemed to have been mended halfway through, but the beginning is rough.
Another beautiful Montgomery story. I am knocking off one star for all the religion. Haha. Sorry. I read many classics, so I'm used to Christianity playing a larger part in the lives of the characters, but at times religion seemed to take over this particular book. It was a lot. Other than that it's just a string of charming scenes of kids enjoying their lives. Very cozy and sweet.

One Of My All Time Favorites

This is one my favorite books of all time and the reader is phenomenal. We have listened to it countless times. We just finished it and can’t wait to start the Golden Road read by her as well.

choppy narration

I was listening to this book right after the Emily series with a lovely narration. This was so bland and lacked any flow in comparison, making it hard to stay attentive. I will be reading my kindle version at first opprtunity to find all the delightful tidbits I missed out on because of it.

Spring Always Comes

Grace Conlin has a deep, expressive, wonderful voice and is perfect for Lucy Maude Montgomery. She is a pleasure. I think she is a bit like the Story Girl, Sara Stanley, who could keep an audience as she recited the multiplication table.

I have read and re-read most of Montgomery's works including her scores of short stories. As best I can remember, they are all about the people of her little postage stamp world of the Maritime Provinces and particularly Prince Edward Island. I think for the most part, her stories are true in the sense that they happened to someone, sometime, somewhere in her little kingdom. They don't feel made up with a proviso for artistic interpretation. Her stories are simple, the kind one tells at the kitchen table, front porch, general store or over the fence. They are for kids and adults like me who are old enough. In "Anne of Green Gables" Anne reveals one of her guiding principles: "Don't ever do anything you can't tell the minister's wife". Perhaps Montgomery followed this rule in her writings, not surprising for someone who first published in a Sunday school paper. The older I get, the warmer grows the special place in my heart for simple tales especially when one needs a break between say George Eliot and Elizabeth Gaskell.

I especially enjoyed the adventures with Peg Bowen the reputed witch. The awkward man's romance with a very beautiful woman is a delight. How does a woman get him to propose when he is painfully shy and both of them madly in love? Then there is the cat. Montgomery always includes cats. My favorite Montgomery cats are at Patty's Place in "Anne of the Island" but this cat is pretty good. A wild time is had by all. This book doesn't tackle the big issues but sometimes one doesn't want to be bothered by the world and its problems. Sometimes, one is satisfied with small crisis's and small joys.

Charming

A charming story with many little stories woven lovingly together Montgomery style, and well performed.

Wonderful Stories

It was enjoyable to listen to. The stories were delightful and inventive. The lives of the children were very interesting. Their comradery was felt throughout the book.

Loved it!

I am a huge fan of LM Montgomery and this story didn’t disappoint. Looking forward to reading more of her work!

Great story

Montgomery did it again. Her characters come so alive and I can’t wait to read the sequel.