The Phoenix and the Carpet (version 2)
E. Nesbit
Lu par Helen Taylor
Five children discover a mysterious egg in their new nursery carpet - an egg which hatches into a magical talking Phoenix! The carpet is a magic one and takes them on all sorts of adventures which never quite turn out as planned... (Summary by Helen Taylor) (6 hr 3 min)
Chapitres
| Chapter 1: The Egg | 32:15 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 2: The Topless Tower | 33:26 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 3: The Queen Cook | 37:51 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 4: Two Bazaars | 32:44 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 5: The Temple | 32:23 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 6: Doing Good | 26:29 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 7: Mews from Persia | 27:54 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 8: The Cats, the Cow and the Burglar | 27:28 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 9: The Burglar's Bride | 29:49 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 10: The Hole in the Carpet | 26:45 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 11: The Beginning of the End | 25:55 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
| Chapter 12: The End of the End | 30:31 | Lu par Helen Taylor |
Critiques
So lovely!
RachelWood
Helen Taylor has such a beautiful reading voice and style! And the fact that she obviously knows French as the section where they go to France has accurate accents :) Thank you!!
Five stars!
I liked it :)
‘I gave this story five story five stars because the narrating is clear and it is a very good children’s story book’. From Lucy, age 9
leah reich
great story and phenomenal fabulous reader who manages to assume there is accidents and Persona of the different characters in the story!
Loved the Book!!!
Gemma-Therese Evangelho
The book held a wonderful story, with adventure, laughter, sadness, and love. It is a beautiful story, and I recommend it to any personage who is patient enough to begin listening. Once you do, you won’t regret it. I will say, though that at first the narrating was a bit hollow sounding, if you take my meaning. But I soon got used to that, and was able to enjoy the story quite nicely.
Another fine, fine reader
vox humana
I rarely read children's fiction. As far as I'm concerned, Hogwarts is a matter for the veterinarian. However, seeing good reviews for this reader, I made an exception - an am delighted I did! Helen is a gifted voice talent who (if she chose) could make a career of it. It's to be hoped she plans many more solo reads for LibriVox.
A LibriVox Listener
Such a lovely heartwarming story! The reader is superb and the second installment of what happened with the five children was so very much fun that we had to buy a hardcopy after listening to this.
Second book of the Psammead trilogy
Private Listener
Helen Taylor does is an outstanding narrator. Her pleasant voice and beautifully spoken RP English elucidated this charming story.
Charming
Larisa Moore
I enjoyed the often amusing adventures of the children, and the reader was superb