Anyhow Stories: Moral and otherwise
Lucy Clifford
Lu par LibriVox Volunteers
A collection of stories and poems for children by British novelist, journalist, and playwright Lucy Lane Clifford, better known during her lifetime as Mrs W.K. Clifford. She was famous with her mathematician husband for Sunday salons which attracted both scientists and literati. She was born in 1846 and died in 1929.
Summary by Val Grimm (3 hr 9 min)
Chapitres
| The Cobbler's Children | 9:28 | Lu par Anna Simon |
| The New Mother | 25:46 | Lu par Charlie Blakemore |
| Round the Rabbit Holes | 11:46 | Lu par Cori Samuel |
| The Three Little Ragamuffins | 5:24 | Lu par Tammy Sanders |
| From Outside the World | 20:32 | Lu par Eliza Horne |
| The Paper Ship | 2:38 | Lu par Val Grimm |
| The Baby's Legs | 9:33 | Lu par Tammy Sanders |
| Imitation Fish | 10:57 | Lu par Tammy Sanders |
| Buttercup Queen | 1:28 | Lu par R. Robertson |
| The Beautiful Lady | 10:27 | Lu par R. Robertson |
| The Story of Willie and Fancy | 32:52 | Lu par Ashe Prescott |
| In the Porch | 18:54 | Lu par Ashe Prescott |
| Lullaby | 1:15 | Lu par Cori Samuel |
| Wooden Tony | 28:52 | Lu par Scott Sherris |
Critiques
Mixed Assortment
SevenLivelyArts
This collection is a mixed bag. Some stories, like "The New Mother" and "Wooden Tony" are really haunting. Others are rather bland or repetitive. But I did really like how the stories looped around on themselves, with characters and events from one story being referenced in others.