The Secret Garden
Lu par Ashleigh Jane
When Mary Lennox, who has been brought up in India in a spoiled manner, is orphaned she has to move to Yorkshire, England, to live with her uncle in Misselthwaite Manor. Here she is treated much differently than she was in India - she is able to make friends with children her own age, one of these being her sickly cousin, Colin Craven (Introduction by ashleighjane)
Chapitres
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| There is No One Left | 10:34 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Mistress Mary Quite Contrary | 14:06 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Across the Moors | 7:37 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Martha | 27:28 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| The Cry in the Corridor | 11:40 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "There Was Someone Crying - There Was!" | 11:46 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| The Key to the Garden | 10:51 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| The Robin Who Showed the Way | 14:32 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| The Strangest House Any One Ever Lived In | 16:39 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Dickon | 20:45 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| The Nest of the Missel Thrush | 13:32 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "Might I Have a Bit of Earth?" | 14:10 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "I am Colin" | 22:40 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| A Young Rajah | 19:54 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Nest Building | 20:00 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "I Won't!" Said Mary | 12:01 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| A Tantrum | 12:19 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| ""Tha' Munnot Waste No Time" | 11:48 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "It Has Come!" | 18:30 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "I Shall Live Forever - and Ever - and Ever!" | 13:58 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Ben Weatherstaff | 18:43 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| When the Sun Went Down | 9:36 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| Magic | 22:32 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "Let Them Laugh" | 21:20 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| The Curtain | 12:23 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| "It's Mother!" | 17:06 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane | |
| In the Garden | 29:01 | Lu par Ashleigh Jane |
Critiques
Beautiful story and superb reading
KofJBirds
I listen to this every spring. Love the reader's voice and presentation. Stands apart from most other librivox recordings I heard to date.
Amazing story, so inspirational
Simon M
This book and it's engaging reader brought tears of joy, smiles and laughter. What an experience.
Makes much more sense than the films, and magnificent reader!
Bethany
Thank you for this wonderful reading. Just like with the recording of A Little Princess, I found myself equally as relaxed, comforted, and encouraged with this beautiful story. The author's bit of summary/moral/explanation given in the first part of the last chapter makes the whole story make sense. Something they couldn't do in the movie. And what a precious and beautiful commentary on MOTHERHOOD. All very sweet and moving. The reader does a accents wonderful job of switching back and forth between subtle differences in various British accents. Many bits and pieces of explanation throughout the book would have been lost on me had it not been for her marvelous interpretive skills! Had I attempted to read this myself rather than listen to this excellent reader, there would have been quite a few puzzling moments! A thousand thanks!💖
Great Story and A Learning Reader
A LibriVox Listener
The story is wonderful!! The reader isn’t the absolute best and perfect I’ve ever heard, but she does a pretty good job. There’s some background noise at times, sometimes she pauses/stutters. But not bad enough to switch readers!
A very happy tale! Loved this.
Annette
A joyful story
Samantha Perry
This was a lovely story and the narration was exceptional. I wished it could have went on longer.
Couldn't Be Better Than This!!
N. K. Chia
The narrator read this classic children's tale perfectly! Loved it!!
Beautiful story and well read
MK
Such a lovely story. Always happy to revisit.