Narration - Children's Audiobook [British] with Character Voices [UK Accents] - Recorded by Oakhill Publishing, London, UK.

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* Recorded by Audio Engineer - Douglas Kean.
Excerpt from a 3-CD unabridged audiobook series for children -
The Magic Kitten, which Louise Samuels narrated in London, UK.
Two stories: 'Classroom Chaos' and 'A Summer Spell.'
Total running time 3 hours, 16 minutes.
Production Company: Oakhill Publishing Ltd. UK. Producer: Julian Batson.
Studio Engineer: Douglas Kean
Release Date: 06/26/07
Full Audiobook available for purchase via several online sources, including (Website hidden) and (Website hidden) and rental via The Library System Worldwide.






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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Lisa gathered flame in her embrace. She felt a shop pang the thought of not having him around. I don't want him to leave ever, she said, a voice quivering violet eyes sparkled kindly. She parted Lisa's arm. I know, but his destiny is far from here. When the call comes, he must go. Be thankful that he chose you for his special friend. Lisa had flames, very little body close. He purred and licked her chin. She had a lump in her throat. I am. If I look after him really well, maybe you'll decide to stay here. A wise but sad look crossed violets face. Maybe, she murmured. All finished, John said, moving the bike back and forth. What is new? He lifted flame into the basket as Lisa got on the bike. Thanks, Aunt Rose won't notice a thing. Well, bye for now, she said, and cycled towards the site gate. I'm going fishing tomorrow. John called after her. Want to come? Lisa had never been fishing, but she thought it might be better than doing nothing at her aunt's cottage. Okay, wish we meet, she shouted outside the white Hart in near the crossroads 9 a.m. see there, Lisa Wave does. She turned into the lane. The sun was low and elder trees through long shadows across the road. That was quite an adventure, wasn't it? She said, to flame flame mute agreement. He curled his front paws over the baskets, rim and Pierre ahead, ears pricked up and first sparkling at the top of the lane. Lisa paused. No, do we go right? Your left.