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E. NesbitMany Voices (selection from)

Read by: David Barnes, Carrie Gillespie, Jim Mowatt, Cori Samuel, Peter Yearsley.

E. Nesbit (Edith Bland) was a prodigious 19th century children’s writer who produced over 60 books of fiction for children. This book of poems has many elements which would appeal to children but there’s also some exploration of her feelings of love, lust and longing which your average 10 year old would find downright yucky. There are also moments of joy, moments of sugary sweetness and moments of sharp insight in this collection which contains views from many angles. Recurring themes of love, death, gardens and fairies give us a fine insight into the lively imagination of E. Nesbit.

(Summary by Jim Mowatt.)

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Artist/Composer: E. Nesbit
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Keywords: librivox; audiobook; poetry; nesbit

Creative Commons license: Public Domain


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