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Lemuel Gulliver sets out on a series of travels, but each time he finds himself shipwrecked in new and unfamiliar lands. And how unfamiliar! In Lilliput, everyone is tiny, and it takes thousands of them to capture him; in Brobdingnag, theyre huge and treat him as a sort of living toy; in Laputa, they live on a floating island inventing impossibly mad projects; and the Houyhnhnms are horses! But through all his adventures...

Oliver Twist - Retold for Younger Listeners written by Charles Dickens with Roy McMillian performed by Jonathan Keeble on Audio CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781843795872
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Childrens
Duration: 142 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Charles Dickens with Roy McMillian
Performer 1: Jonathan Keeble
Rarity: Rare

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This is the first in a series of classics retold for younger listeners. Oliver Twist, Dickenss second novel, has enthralled generations of readers since its publication in 1838. Orphaned and desolate, Olivers journey to London and subsequent induction into its dingy underworld is narrated with ceaseless energy by Jonathan Keeble. His depictions of Fagin and the terrifying Bill Sikes are particularly mesmerising, and his reading...

is infused with a delicious knack for story-telling. Having been the subject of countless adaptations, Oliver Twist is an essential junior read, and this version is both exciting and accessible.

Roy McMillan uses Dickenss original words in the main, simplifying and clarifying them at certain points.

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