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Over 45 CDs of Classic fiction. Performed by Joanna David, Juliet Stevenson, Richard Pasco, Hugh Laurie, Jill Balcon, Alex Jennings, Harriet Walter & Nigel Anthony, all contained within a metal round case. This is a brilliant sampler of classic English literature for both the seasoned listener and those new to audiobooks.

The Little White Horse written by Elizabeth Goudge performed by Juliet Stevenson on CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781405687812
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Childrens
Duration: 150 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Elizabeth Goudge
Performer 1: Juliet Stevenson

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It is 1842 and Maria Merryweather, a 13-year-old orphan is on her journey to the mysterious Moonacre Manor. There she finds herself in a crumbling house of secrets and mystery in a world caught up in time. Maria discovers that she is the last Moon Princess and she has only until the next full moon to undo the...

misdeeds of her ancestors and save the Moonacre estate from disappearing forever.

Although she is aided by a stable of wonderful characters and magical beasts, it is only by self-sacrifice and perseverance that she will be able to succeed. And of course, with a good pinch of magic, Maria is able to save Moonacre, right the wrongs, reunite lost loves and finally bring peace to the valley.

Read by Juliet Stevenson who plays Miss Heliotrope in the 2008 movie based on the book The Secret of Moonacre.

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