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In which I do some reading . . .

This video is very kindly sponsored by Serious Readers. All opinions are, as always, my own.

Music: Esther’s Waltz, Esther Abrami, YouTube Audio Library

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The China Bowl, Charlotte Mew

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[MarcelaChandía]

I just got Wendy Cope's book; it sounds so much fun. Thank you for the recommendation!!!

[lileyslittlelibrary]

I love the little time-lapses in between that show your reactions to the things you’ve read, they make me giggle and highly curious about the book 😊

[BookishAdventuresInWellbeing]

So cosy! Thanks for sharing your afternoon with us.

[badfaithu]

Thank you for sharing a cosy afternoon.

[penelopegough]

That was a pleasant way to spend an afternoon. I really enjoyed following along with you thanks Katie.

[KierTheScrivener]

I never thought about that with librovox and how jarring that would be. I've always listened/watched a lot of British content and known British immigrants so British accents are almost entirely invisible to me. So often if I'm listening to something I don't clock if it's North American or British.

[lindaklinedinst]

Hi Katie

What a Great Way to spend your afternoon Katie - just sit - read - drink Tea. I enjoyed this.

Take Care & Happy Reading

❤️🤗☕️🔰❤️

[galenhammond-xj]

Okay, I just ordered Wendy Cope's book. Quit it! 🙂

[larrymilliken]

I agree with your take on listening to an American accent reading a British classic, but that’s the caveat with Librivox, and I don’t care for various narrators reading a single book, too. There’s a splendid Librivox narrated version of A Christmas Carol by an American reader and it’s jarring when he annunciates the word /kla:k/ as clerk. Otherwise he’s a brilliant narrator, although, still lacks the lovely British intonation and vowel and syllable sounds that make it distinctively British. Always good to see you, Katie!

[JohnSaxon-vwvi]

Katie I need to ask you what would you recommend to read for classic poetry books 📚 please would mean a lot to me love ❤️ your Aussie family friend John ❤❤❤