A Classic Tales Christmas

Various

jan. 2011 · B.J. Harrison · Lesari: B.J. Harrison

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All of your favorite Christmas stories in one fantastic collection. From heart felt stories like O. Henry’s "The Gift of the Magi," to tales of mystery from G.K. Chesterton and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Here is a treasure trove of tales from some of the best writers in the world, narrated by the voice of the Classic Tales: B.J. Harrison. Each story is presented unabridged.

A Classic Tales Christmas includes:

• "The Flying Stars," by G.K. Chesterton
• "Markheim," by Robert Louis Stevenson
• "The Goblins and the Gravedigger," by Charles Dickens
• "Do You Hear What I Hear?" sung by Wooster and Jeeves
• "Christmas at Sea," Poem by Robert Louis Stevenson
• "Reginald on Christmas Presents," by Saki
• "The Life of Our Lord," by Charles Dickens
• "Christmas Trees," by Robert Frost
• "The Little Match Girl," by Hans Christian Andersen
• "The Christmas Story" (Luke 2:7-14) from The King James Bible
• "‘Twas the Night Before Christmas," by Clement Moore
• "A Cricket on the Hearth," by Charles Dickens
• "Thar’ Be No Place Like Home (Fer the Holidays)," sung by Long John Silver
• "The Blue Carbuncle," by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
• "Where Love Is, God Is," by Leo Tolstoy
• "The Ice Palace," by F. Scott Fitzgerald
• "The Gift of the Magi," by O. Henry
• "The Last Leaf," by O. Henry
• "Behind the White Brick," by Francis Hodgeson Burnett
• "A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens

Um höfundinn

It started when an 8-year old kid did Muppet impressions at a talent show. He killed it. BJ later became a scenic artist and sculptor in the TV and film industry, where for 20 years, he listened to audiobooks every day.In 2007, when his Classic Tales Podcast hit the scene, BJ Harrison wowed audiences with his voicing skills. Now, over 475 audiobooks later, he continues to impress critics and listeners alike. From eldritch witches to young ingénues, from marble-mouthed gangsters to Shakespearean Danes, BJ has an astounding array of character voices, dialects, and accents at his fingertips.He still does a mean Swedish Chef, but nowadays it only comes out when he's building sets for the latest local high school musical with his family.