Andy Minter, the reader of the first story, has past away in 2017. I would like to give my thanks for the effort he put in to help others, even if it was through reading a book.
Contents The Hut in the Forest - 2:25 The Tale of the Silver Saucer and the Transparent Apple - 10:09 Sadko - 42:42 Frost - 1:04:00 The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship - 1:24:22 Baba Yaga - 1:52:11 The Cat who became Head-Forester - 2:21:15 Spring in the Forest - 2:47:04 The Little Daughter of the Snow - 2:50:28 Prince Ivan, the Witch Baby, and the Little Sister of the Sun - 3:13:02 The Stolen Turnips, the Magic Tablecloth, the Sneezing Goat, and the Wooden Whistle - 3:37:51 Little Master Misery - 4:12:34 A Chapter of Fish - 4:39:03 The Golden Fish - 4:48:35 Who Lived in the Skull? - 5:12:43 Alenoushka and her Brother - 5:16:08 The Fire-Bird, the Horse of Power, and the Princess Vasilissa - 5:33:17 The Hunter and his Wife - 6:00:49 The Three Men of Power-Evening, Midnight, and Sunrise - 6:12:53 Salt - 6:43:50 The Christening in the Village - 7:16:49
I'm very sorry to hear of the passing of Andy Minter, he was very talented and is a huge loss to us that enjoy audio books. I'm sure I've heard him before, I wonder did he record for work on Librivox too?
The female narrator's voice is like nails on a chalk board. Literally the opposite of soothing. I can hear the echos inside her chins as she reads. It's sad because i love these stories, but i will never listen to this recording again. Take it down, redo it with someone else, and repost.
Why do they allow a guy on the audio who's accent is soooo THICK I had to skip past the chapter! I work with Indians as part of my job, so I am used to it to an extent- but this was TERRIBLE...
Because all the readers are volunteers who give their time free of charge for the public benefit, so come back and whine about them after you've done the same, personally despite their occasional deficiencies I remain extremely grateful to all of them.
Simply skip the story. I skipped his reading than comment how terrible his accent is. Maybe volunteer your voice for reading as he did than complain. Kudos to him to taking time out of his own time to read.
This is borderline moving onto Streisand effect. Now I am genuinely curious if it was a typical 711 Indian accent. Hahahaa... I am from subcontinent, btw if any one wonders...
@@cuteasabutton4363 Why would he volunteer to read in English? The lady with the Russian accent brought a lot of charm to the readings. The voice and accent are very important, not just the fact they recorded the words.
I am looking for story,origin is Russian if it takes place in Russia and 99% positive! The story is about an old minor, old man who narrate about both childhood daily life in the mines. Early in the story there is a collapse, as a last chance ever to be saved the old man is it is knowledge of the mines “while he swears he sees an angel or Jesus” so all of the miners with nothing else to lose listen to the old man that happens to see an angel, living and working on breaking down a dead end, only to break into another cavern eventually they are saved they make it to the top because of the old man “who is only been guided by an Angel” I'm looking for that story I found it on here it was an audiobook intertwine with a whole bunch of other stories I think! Если вы можете помочь, пожалуйста, оставьте комментарий. Спасибо
These are great. But...as a native Russian speaker, the fake accent was so bad it was hard to listen to 😅, better off just using your regular voice. 😂 This must be how Brits feel when Americans butcher the accent.
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Andy Minter, the reader of the first story, has past away in 2017. I would like to give my thanks for the effort he put in to help others, even if it was through reading a book.
His voice is perfect for kids...and adults!
May his soul rest in peace 🙏🙏🙏
Contents
The Hut in the Forest - 2:25
The Tale of the Silver Saucer and the Transparent Apple - 10:09
Sadko - 42:42
Frost - 1:04:00
The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship - 1:24:22
Baba Yaga - 1:52:11
The Cat who became Head-Forester - 2:21:15
Spring in the Forest - 2:47:04
The Little Daughter of the Snow - 2:50:28
Prince Ivan, the Witch Baby, and the Little Sister of the Sun - 3:13:02
The Stolen Turnips, the Magic Tablecloth, the Sneezing Goat, and the Wooden Whistle - 3:37:51
Little Master Misery - 4:12:34
A Chapter of Fish - 4:39:03
The Golden Fish - 4:48:35
Who Lived in the Skull? - 5:12:43
Alenoushka and her Brother - 5:16:08
The Fire-Bird, the Horse of Power, and the Princess Vasilissa - 5:33:17
The Hunter and his Wife - 6:00:49
The Three Men of Power-Evening, Midnight, and Sunrise - 6:12:53
Salt - 6:43:50
The Christening in the Village - 7:16:49
Never heard of these stories. It was a pleasure, thank you
I'm very sorry to hear of the passing of Andy Minter, he was very talented and is a huge loss to us that enjoy audio books. I'm sure I've heard him before, I wonder did he record for work on Librivox too?
1:26 The fool of the world.
Enjoying this. The woman narrator from Texas is very good. Thankyou for posting 🙂
Andy Minter is great , unfortunately it is apparent he is not with us any longer. I will miss his readings.
He had a beautiful voice.
I wish he had read all of the stories aloud himself.
Thank you for informing us. I have his recording of "The Lancashre Witches" which I absolutely love and will make sure that i do not lose it.
Chapter 5: Baba Yaga - 1:51:59
1:59:00
Thank you very much for posting this.
Chapter 3: Frost - 1:03:44
Neat book. ❤️
AH That's such a shame about Andy Minter. He was the best narrator I've heard. I listened to all his narrations.
Chapter 1: Tale of the silver saucer 10:12
Thank you Connor 😘
I remember that story.
4:12:30 - Chapter 11 - Little Master Misery
chapter 12: a chapter of fish - 4:39:00
Chapter 11: Little Master Misery - 4:12:30
The Hut in the Forest 2:23
Thank goodness there's no list of stories
Chapter 4: The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship - 1:23:50
2:50:06 CHAPTER 8 : The little doctor of the snow
There's a dubbed film version of Frost that Mystery Science Theater 3000 watched. It was a pretty entertaining episode
2:45:59 CHAPTER 7 : spring in the forrest
I barely understood Salad Fingers at 5:12 chapter 15 (little house in the horses skull) :(
Its unfortunate I couldn't really understand what the Indian guy was saying. To skip him go to about 3:13:30
Chapter 2 - 42:30
The female narrator's voice is like nails on a chalk board. Literally the opposite of soothing. I can hear the echos inside her chins as she reads. It's sad because i love these stories, but i will never listen to this recording again. Take it down, redo it with someone else, and repost.
6:43:30 Salt
I didn't care for the narration from the Vietnamese guy but besides that a very well written and produced book.
Chapter 6 2:20:50
2:20:00 sorry
chapter 3 1:03:40
6:12:34 The three men of power
Thank-you for this book I will listen you think that l
to serious mayhaps thank you with love from Victoria To Tina Turner and Neil Diamond
5:32:30 the firebird
6:00:27 The Hunter and his wife
5:12:26 Chapter 14
chapter 2 42:17
7:16:30
6:01 The Hunter and his Wife
Good bess xx
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Why do they allow a guy on the audio who's accent is soooo THICK I had to skip past the chapter! I work with Indians as part of my job, so I am used to it to an extent- but this was TERRIBLE...
Because all the readers are volunteers who give their time free of charge for the public benefit, so come back and whine about them after you've done the same, personally despite their occasional deficiencies I remain extremely grateful to all of them.
Also now that I've listened to it, it really isn't that bad anyway.
Simply skip the story. I skipped his reading than comment how terrible his accent is. Maybe volunteer your voice for reading as he did than complain. Kudos to him to taking time out of his own time to read.
Not you being an ungrateful human.
This is borderline moving onto Streisand effect. Now I am genuinely curious if it was a typical 711 Indian accent. Hahahaa... I am from subcontinent, btw if any one wonders...
Excellent readings with one exception, the guy that did chapter 8 quite frankly was horrible.
Ronald Ronca time stamp?
I skipped that one 😅
That man gave his time for free to read that chapter. Frankly it's quite rude, if you don't like it just skip the chapter.
@@cuteasabutton4363 true but i really doubt that he'll see it
@@cuteasabutton4363 Why would he volunteer to read in English? The lady with the Russian accent brought a lot of charm to the readings. The voice and accent are very important, not just the fact they recorded the words.
The eater sounds like me
2:09:13
I am looking for story,origin is Russian if it takes place in Russia and 99% positive!
The story is about an old minor, old man who narrate about both childhood daily life in the mines. Early in the story there is a collapse, as a last chance ever to be saved the old man is it is knowledge of the mines “while he swears he sees an angel or Jesus” so all of the miners with nothing else to lose listen to the old man that happens to see an angel, living and working on breaking down a dead end, only to break into another cavern eventually they are saved they make it to the top because of the old man “who is only been guided by an Angel”
I'm looking for that story I found it on here it was an audiobook intertwine with a whole bunch of other stories I think!
Если вы можете помочь, пожалуйста, оставьте комментарий. Спасибо
I think milk in tea is gross, it's honey and lemon, lol no way on the milk
Audio needs work. At my max setting in volume, these are difficult to hear still with thier production volume being overall low.
These are great. But...as a native Russian speaker, the fake accent was so bad it was hard to listen to 😅, better off just using your regular voice. 😂 This must be how Brits feel when Americans butcher the accent.
Allen Matthew Lee Cynthia Brown John
Chapter 9 - 3:13:00
Chapter 6 - 2:21:00
chapter 4 1:23:50
4:39:01
Chapter 12 - 4:38:56
chapter 5 1:51:50
7:02:57
Chapter 10 - 3:37:30