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The Elderbush
by Hans Christian Andersen · read by Luke Oldham · 22 min
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A small boy comes home wet and sick, and his mother puts him to bed with a hot cup of elder tea. As he drinks it, an old man from next door tells him stories. The elder bush in the tea begins to stir. Hans Christian Andersen's tale of a child, a sickbed and the Elder-Tree Mother, read by Luke Oldham. Twenty-two minutes of the quiet side of Andersen. A good pick for listeners of any age who enjoy Andersen's gentler stories.
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- Length
- 22 min
- Format
- Unabridged audiobook
- Released
- November 2024
- Publisher
- Academy Voices
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 9798875196492
Who narrates The Elderbush audiobook?
This edition of The Elderbush by Hans Christian Andersen is narrated by Luke Oldham.
How long is The Elderbush audiobook?
It runs 22 min, unabridged, so you hear the complete text.
Is this audiobook narrated by a real person?
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