The Snow Queen and Christmas Tales — Talking Hologram Book
Hear the book talk first — this preview plays the book's own stage: a Reader reading Andersen's tales aloud in Amy's voice while Vilhelm Pedersen's own drawings pass behind. The full book runs about 1.6 hours.
On the book's own stage, a Reader reads while Vilhelm Pedersen's own drawings for the tales — the pictures Andersen's first readers saw — pass behind: The Snow Queen whole in its seven stories, The Fir Tree, and The Little Match-seller, in the English of Mrs. H. B. Paull (1888), read in Amy's voice, with Felix Arndt's “Silent Night” of 1914 underneath. Hans Christian Andersen died in 1875 — his own words are read exactly as his century printed them: nothing added, nothing cut, nothing rewritten.
franklinlangston.gumroad.com/l/lenttn — $29
PLEASE NOTE — this is a DIGITAL talking book (an e-book that talks): after checkout, Gumroad delivers one file that opens and plays in the browser on your phone, tablet, or computer — you will see the narrator and hear the book read aloud. No physical book is shipped.
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