Audiobook Sample - Fiction, Children
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Child (5-12)Accents
British (England - Yorkshire & Humber) British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC)Transcript
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Well, let's go and have a look. Sandra Robbie. Of course, he didn't actually say that. We all know rabbits can't speak, especially a pretend. One stuffed with fluff or released was once stuffed with fluff. Oh, the squeezing, hogging, carrying. And Could Ling had taken its toll on Mr Jacobs, his seems had Bean popped and tor and split so many times, and with each time lost just a little bit of fluffy white stuffing before being stitched and fixed back up that at this point he was more wrinkles and floppy soft fabric for than anything else. Still, in Evelyn's eyes, he was as majestic and the same time adorable as he had ever. Bean Come on before we missile the fun, Mr Jacobs. The rabbit didn't speak of that time, either, or at least he only spoke inside Evelyn's head. But what if Mummy finds out I left? I'll be in such a lot of trouble, Evelyn said. Our allow. She only said you couldn't go out on your own, but you won't be on your own. You'll have me for company. Evelyn thought on this for a second. It was true. In a way. It's ruin off a lease to satisfy Evelyn, nor that she ever really needed an excuse to go out exploring. And she was desperate, even more so than usual for a new adventure. They had bean on the road for such an awfully long time. And the carnival outside sounded like such a tremendous amount of fun. All the cheering and the drumming and the sounds of delighted Children running free. Yes, you're right, Mr Jacobs. As long as I have you with me, I'll be a safest Khun B anyway, will only be a few minutes. Just a little look. And with that, Evelyn grabbed Mr Jacobs and raced out the door.