How to Tell Anything
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How to Tell Anything
Narrated by:
Emma Wills
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Narrated by:
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Emma Wills
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Jimmy Andrews
About this listen
People from around the world confess their secrets to loved ones and confront those who have harmed them over the years.
Hear, in their own words, how a single moment, or a single choice in life, changed them forever.
Narrated by Emma Wills, this is the audiobook version of the ongoing website project "How to Tell Anything".
Confessions include:
- “Larry’s Guilt” - Larry Woods (Texas)
- “Leslie’s Loss” - Leslie Edkl (Munich, Germany)
- “Carolyn’s Abuse” - Carolyn Woodville (Arizona)
- “Edward’s Fuel” - Edward Doyle (Tampa, Florida)
- “Valentina’s Fear” - Valentina Ooo Contino (Salta, Argentina)
- “Madison’s Naiveté” - Madison Bailey (Nashville, Tennessee)
- “Rose’s Forgiveness” - Kelly Rose (Manhattan, New York)
- “Adri’s Anger” - Adri and Sofi Mendez (Prague, Check Republic)
- “Elizabeth’s Scar” - Elizabeth Lundan (Los Angeles)
- “Peg’s Confession” - Farber (Los Angeles, California)
- “Hilary’s Betrayal” - Hilary Larivee (Reno, Nevada)
- “Candyce, Ethan, and Gabriela’s Bully” - Candyce Weir, Ethan Miller, Gabriela Guisti (Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles)
- “Jimmy’s Acceptance” - Jimmy Andrews (Meridian, Mississippi)
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