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It was lovely to hear this chapter. Your presentation was soothing as well as engaging. I never read Wind in the Willows as a child nor did I read it to my children. Such a loss. Thank you for sharing it with me now.

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Thank you, Shari. One of the reasons I started BedTime stories for us grown ups was to give us a little down time from the hurly burly of life. No-one is yelling. No-one is trying to teach you anything. A space to listen gently and relax a bit. To get in touch with our inner child (if that does not sound too 'naff).😂 Wind in the Willows is a delight to read too, believe me, I am loving it as much as you. Thank you for the comment - it means a lot to hear from listeners!

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You read beautifully. I have been enjoying the Wind in the Willows so much. I look forward to many more stories.

Thank you and happy travels seeing your children and grandchildren.

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Thank you Cheryl! I have just this minute finished recording Chapter 9 of Wind in the Willows - narrating is such an immersive experience it is almost hard to stop!

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Thank you for the gift of your lovely voice. Did you know you have one of my favourite accents?! Yours is tied with people from SA.

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New Zealand, Australia and South Africa have similar accents - though of course NZ has the most mellow!

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It's true, and it's not only the accent sounds but the tone of voice that makes it lovely to listen to.

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Oh. Thank you Nadine!!

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