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Old 06-27-2025, 09:13 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Deskisamess View Post
I look for Elizabeth Klett on LibriVox. I'm not a fan of most audiobooks, because of the voice issue. I could not stand Sissy Spacek reading To Kill a Mockingbird.

I listed to a dramatic reading of Ann of Green Gables and the woman reading Diana Berry's dialog was up in years, and it pulled me out of the story every time she spoke. Hearing a 14-15 year old girl sounding like my grandmother was just jarring.
I feel your pain, I've found the one I love, for the time being, but I know I'll zoom through her narration on Burnett's books. So hoping the next books I find will have her narration, or someone as good Time's change that's for sure, not always for the good, that's for sure.
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