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Hans Christian Andersen32 audiobooks with Academy Voices
Hans Christian Andersen was born to a poor family in Odense, Denmark, and went to Copenhagen at fourteen to make his way in the theater.More about Hans Christian Andersen →
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Mike Polischuk28 audiobooks with Academy Voices
After kicking around the edges of VO over the last 7 years or so, I decided last year to jump into the pool and start putting some of my 'online learn…Hear more from Mike →
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About this audiobook
In a poor attic, a bird in a cage hangs by the window. Its water comes from an old bottle neck, turned upside down and corked. The bottle neck can think but cannot speak, and it remembers when it was a whole bottle at a grand and happy feast.
Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, first published in 1857, follows one small piece of glass through a long and surprising life. Read by Mike Polischuk, in thirty-two minutes.
A quiet tale about what an ordinary thing can still be good for.
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Details
Length
32 min
Format
Unabridged audiobook
Released
February 2026
Publisher
Academy Voices
Language
English
ISBN
9798295398780
Questions
Who narrates The Bottle Neck audiobook?
This edition of The Bottle Neck by Hans Christian Andersen is narrated by Mike Polischuk.
How long is The Bottle Neck audiobook?
It runs 32 min, unabridged, so you hear the complete text.
Is this audiobook narrated by a real person?
Yes. Every Academy Voices audiobook is Certified Human Voice: performed start to finish by a real narrator.
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