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Christmas Classics

Stories for the Whole Family

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Listen to a collection of classic stories by the world's most beloved writers. Here are the complete stories, unabridged, for you and your family to enjoy together this Christmas and for many Christmases to come. Family favorites and remembered treasures are in this collection, as well as a few light-hearted surprises.

  • "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, Read by Tom Casaletto
  • "The Gift of the Magic" by O. Henry, Read by Dick Hill
  • "Is There a Santa Claus? (Yes, Virginia...)" by Frank P. Church, Read by J. Charles
  • "A Visit from Saint Nicholas ('Twas the Night Before Christmas)" by Clement C. Moore, Read by Bill Weideman
  • "A Winter Walk" by Henry David Thoreau, Read by Jean Reed-Bahle
  • "The Seven Poor Travelers" by Charles Dickens, Read by Michael Page
  • "The Fir Tree" by Hans Christian Andersen, Read by Sandra Burr
  • "Santa Claus at Simpson's Bar" by Bret Harte, Read by Robert Lawrence,br>
  • "What Christmas Is As We Grow Older" by Charles Dickens, Read by Buck Schirner

    • Public Domain (P)2006 Brilliance Audio, Inc.     Anthologies & Short Stories Christmas Classics Anthologies Winter Heartfelt
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    I bought this specifically for an audiobook version of Thoreau's "A Winter Walk." However that essay cuts off abruptly after only 5 minutes and the recording proceeds directly into Dickens' "7 Poor Travelers." "A Winter Walk" cuts of after only approximately 2-3 pages of the approx. 30-page essay.

    I haven't listened to the other selections but who knows if they are complete or not. I'm not willing to waste my credit to gamble and find out. I'm returning this immediately.

    I've pretty much found all the others in different audiobook versions that are complete. Sadly, this truncated version of "Winter Walk" appears to be the only audiobook version of that essay, so I'll just have to go without. My advice to others is to look elsewhere for these selections to make sure you get the complete stories.

    At Least One Selection is Incomplete

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