
Celebrations at Thrush Green
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Narrated by:
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Gwen Watford
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Miss Read
About this listen
When the Cotswold village of Thrush Green decides to combine the 100th anniversary of a mission school opened by the village's most distinguished son and the centenary of the village school, the plans are for a very special celebration indeed.
©1992 Mrs D J Saint (P)2014 Audible, Inc.Just the cosy interesting characters from a bygone age
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I'm definitely addicted to the Thrush Green novels
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Gentle story
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miss read books on audio
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Dull
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I'm afraid this time I have found a Miss Read book dull.
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However, I didn’t enjoy this book as much as the others as the Octavius and Nathaniel celebrations did seem farcical and over egged. It got to the end and I think if I’d have heard Nathaniel or Octavius’ names once more I may well have screamed. It would have been better if more had been made of the 100 years of the school with a lot more background about that.
Gwen Watfords Welsh and Yorkshire accents amused me greatly! But she read the book as well as she always does. I feel she sounds a little posh to read Miss Reads books and prefer other narrators, but I have got used to her now. She really puts emotion into the narration.
I am so very sad that I’m nearing the end of this series, I never knew books like these existed and now it’s all I want in my life!
Another fabulous listen! But not as good as the others
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