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Little Fur
- The Legend of Little Fur
- Narrated by: Isobelle Carmody
- Series: Little Fur, Book 1
- Length: 2 hrs and 51 mins
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Action & Adventure
Non-member price: $24.83
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Editorial Reviews
This fantasy tale with strong ecological themes will delight young listeners who love nature and woodland creatures. Little Fur is a red-headed half elf/half troll, the size of a three-year-old human, who takes care of the animals around her. But when she learns that humans are about to start burning the forest down, she embarks on a quest to stop them. With well-developed characters drawn from the natural world (the crow is particularly memorable), The Legend of Little Fur is an enjoyable, high-quality tale. Isobelle Carmody's voice is sweet enough for young ears, but capable of being loud and forceful when necessary.
Publisher's Summary
This is a story full of magic and wonder, of unforgettable characters and exciting adventures.
Critic Reviews
"Little Fur is an endearing little creature....The novel reads as a gentle fable that children from eight to 10 will enjoy." (Australian Bookseller & Publisher)
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- Corey
- 13-03-2017
Enchanting.
This is a beautiful story read by the author. It is a special gift that we discovered on a long car drive!
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- Kitty
- 12-10-2016
A gentle listen
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I purchased this when my daughter was 6 and she had little interest as this requires some attention and listening to, but we tried it again 6 months later and she enjoyed it very much. I would definitely give this one a go for those that enjoy a more gentle story.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Chama
- 24-02-2009
great educational fable
I think this is a fabulous story for all ages. it remind us of the importance of our communication and relationship with the earth,creatures seen and unseen and humans. this book delightfully assists in the re-membering of us and our child-like wonderous nature as well as our responsibility to it.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
- Margaret
- 28-02-2008
Not a hit here
My daughter (eleven) is an audiobook afficionado. She was apologetic about telling me she did not really liuke this one. Her summary: "it's boring as all heck." Oooops!
1 person found this helpful
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