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Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood

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(4,605 Sterne; 162 Bewertungen)

This delightful story begins in a little town called Marshmallows, where a young man, the new vicar, Harry Walton, has just arrived. As he begins his work Harry realizes that everything is not quite 'right' in his little parish and it all seems to center around Oldcastle Hall. As he wins the affection of the people secrets begin to unfold, and Harry Walton attempts to free them from guilt of the past, help them overcome pride and while he is at it, he falls in love with a woman whose past is the most mysterious yet, and whose tyrannical mother is the mistress of Oldcastle Hall.

This Is a wonderful, heartwarming romance and a unique mystery, told from the viewpoint of the young vicar. (Summary by Fiddlesticks )

The trilogy:
Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood
The Seaboard Parish
The Vicar's Daughter (15 hr 25 min)

Chapters

Chapter 1 Despondency and consolation

26:11

Read by Lee Smalley

Chapter 2 My first Sunday at Marshmallows

10:19

Read by Greg Giordano

Chapter 3 My first Monday at Marshmallows

19:30

Read by Greg Giordano

Chapter 4 The coffin

20:08

Read by Lee Smalley

Chapter 5 Visitors from the hall

21:10

Read by Geoff Blanchard

Chapter 6 Oldcastle hall

35:24

Read by Lynne T

Chapter 7 part 1 The Bishops basin

25:59

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 7 part 2 The Bishops basin

37:25

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 8 What I Preached

12:39

Read by Greg Giordano

Chapter 9 part 1 The organist

22:22

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 9 part 2 The organist

32:03

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 10 My Christmas party

28:07

Read by Greg Giordano

Chapter 11 part 1 The sermon on God and mammon

39:56

Read by Larry Wilson

Chapter 11 part 2 The sermon on God and mammon

43:09

Read by Larry Wilson

Chapter 12 The Avenue

18:00

Read by Lynne T

Chapter 13 part 1 Young Weir

37:04

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 13 part 2 Young Weir

32:18

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 14 My pupil

23:22

Read by Geoff Blanchard

Chapter 15 Dr. Duncan's Story

41:41

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 16 The organ

8:24

Read by Greg Giordano

Chapter 17 The church-rate

22:36

Read by noblesavage

Chapter 18 Judy's news

12:56

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 19 the Invalid

23:41

Read by Geoff Blanchard

Chapter 20 Mood and Will

24:47

Read by Gertrude Durette

Chapter 21 The devil in Thomas Weir

10:00

Read by ToddHW

Chapter 22 The Devil in Catherine Weir

24:24

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 23 The devil in the Vicar

20:06

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 24 An angel unawares

17:00

Read by Gertrude Durette

Chapter 25 Two parishioners

21:35

Read by Gertrude Durette

Chapter 26 Satan cast out

24:56

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 27 The man and child

20:43

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 28 Old Mrs. Tomkins

31:01

Read by Bill Boerst

Chapter 29 Calm and storm

18:46

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 30 A sermon to myself

31:55

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 31 A council of friends

18:56

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 32 The next thing

18:40

Read by Eric Metzler

Chapter 33 Old Rogers's Thanksgiving

14:55

Read by Lynne T

Chapter 34 Tom's story

33:13

Read by Eric Metzler

Bewertungen

George McDonald I need say no more... except that I wish he had

(5 Sterne)

A beautiful book

(5 Sterne)

It is initially made a little hard to get used to many voices reading the one narration, but by the end one certainly sinks into it. Many a moment a tear needed to be wiped away, many a moment his life described cast a needed shining light on where my path needed to adjust. Thank you George, and thank you readers for bringing me this.

Refreshing

(5 Sterne)

It starts slowly, but pulls the listener in with gentle grace as well as interesting characters and suspense. Fans of "Pansy" and Grace Livingston Hill will be particularly attracted to this book, but it's much more than a romance. The author has much to say to anyone concerned with living a God-centered life.

Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood

(5 Sterne)

I love the way the truth of God's word is woven in the story. Very interesting hearing in 1st person.

A bit boring

(3,5 Sterne)

The story is full of religious reflexions, sometimes too long. The main plot line is often interrupted by other characters' lines (which were less interesting for me). But still it is a good old English story, quiet and calming.

Great book and narration

(5 Sterne)

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The truth is illuminated through out by Macdonald's great words. thanks to all the readers. a couple chapters were a little harder to hear but other than that, it was perfect.

(4 Sterne)

A long book with quite a few readers. BUT, interesting, encouraging and sometimes hilarious. Quite a lot of philosophy that can get a bit long, but the main character practices what he preaches. I'll read it again.

quite fascinating

(3,5 Sterne)

Some readers have a great talent with reading! Though it’s always nicer to have only one reader per book... love the book itself though! Excellent content! Good food for thought..