Audio Book Collection 

by G.K.Chesterton

  
 

26 TITLES on DVD in Mp3 format

Over 100 Hrs of delight

 

Novels:

  1. The Napoleon of Notting Hill (Playing time: 5.8hrs)
  2. A Miscellany of Men (Playing time: 5.9Hrs)
  3. Manalive (Playing time: 6.2Hrs)
  4. The Appetite of Tyranny (Playing time: 2.1Hrs)

 Detective & Crime:

  1. The Club of Queer Trades (Playing time: 4.8hrs)
  2. The Man Who Was Thursday (playing time 6 hrs)
  3. The Innocence of Father Brown (Playing time: 10.3Hrs)
  4. The Wisdom of Father Brown (Playing time: 7.2Hrs)
  5. The Man who knew too Much (Playing time: 5.8Hrs)

 

Commentary:

  1. The Defendant (Playing time: 3.2hrs)
  2. Robert Browning (Playing Time: 6.5hrs)
  3. Varied Types (Playing time: 4.7hrs)
  4. Heretics (Playing time: 7.2hrs)
  5. Orthodoxy (Playing time: 6.0hrs)
  6. Charles Dickens (Playing time: 7.5hrs)
  7. All Things Considered (Playing time: 6.5hrs)
  8. George Bernard Shaw (Playing time: 5.7Hrs)
  9. Tremendous Trifles (Playing time: 6.2Hrs)
  10. Alarms and Discursions (Playing time: 5.6Hrs)
  11. The Appreciations and Criticisms of the Works of Charles Dickens (Playing time: 8.4Hrs)
  12. A Short History of England (Playing time: 6.8Hrs)
  13. A Utopia of Usurers (Playing time: 3.6Hrs)
  14. The New Jerusalem (Playing time: 10.0Hrs)
  15. The Superstition of Divorce (Playing time: 2.6Hrs)
  16. Eugenics and Other Evils (Playing time: 5.2Hrs)
  17. Miscellaneous Essays (Playing time: 01Hrs 10mins)

 

 

Presentation
The recording is on a high quality printed DVD and supplied in a paper or plastic sleeve which makes a lovely present for any loved ones!

 
The perfect way to enjoy literature without reading 
  • Ideal for anyone who is visually impaired, 
  • Has problems holding a book 
  • Reading difficulties such as dyslexia or 
  • Just learning English as a second language
  • Those long or regular car journeys
  • Students of English Literature
   
 

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