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Stuart Little
- Narrated by: Julie Harris
- Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
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"Endearing for young and old, full of wit and wisdom and amusement." (The Horn Book)
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- laurie
- 2021-03-11
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I really enjoyed the voice of the reader. I imagine this would be the perfect book for a parent and child to read.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Brian
- 2006-03-04
Stuart Little is superb!
Julie Harris absolutely makes this book! The tale is whimsical, entertaining and fun, and nothing at all like the movie- it is far superior.
This is a great listen for kids and is entertaining enough for adults to listen either alone or along with the family.
By far my favorite audible find so far, in large part because of the captivating reader.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Mitchell
- 2007-02-19
Great narration of a classic!
Julie Harris does a fantastic narration. This is a favorite for our whole family on long car trips. Our kids like listening to this story better than watching DVDs! Highly recommended.
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- Jefferson
- 2011-01-02
Delightful, Charming, Philosophical, PERFECT!
Stuart Little is a perfect book: delightful, charming, funny, philosophical, unpredictable, wistful, and finally mysterious. It is so short and so perfect!
And Julie Harris, the accomplished American actress of stage and cinema, has a perfectly savory voice and clever and caring manner for her reading of the book (which was done in 1965 when she was forty, apparently), infusing it with appealing wit and emotion and poetry in all the right places. Hearing her read (no, mumble) the lines of a dental patient with his mouth stuffed with several wads of gauze, or the comical and finally beautiful exchanges between substitute teacher Stuart and his pupils, or the exciting sailboat race, or any of the other wonderful scenes, is a pure pleasure.
Highly recommended to everyone!
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- laura Betha Hougan
- 2016-02-24
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My 7 year old loved this reader and says she makes her feel very "homey." A lot of audio books give her a bad feeling so this was a big deal.
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- 20horse14
- 2016-05-25
Memory
I’ve really gone down memory road with this story! I’m dating myself but, anyway, everyone ought to have had this book read to them. It’s amazing and full of adventure to! It opens the children’s imaginations and my little dogs enjoy it also. My grand girls cut their teeth on audible stories. Maybe if kids got this story NOW days the world may be a better place to reside!
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- Amazon Customer
- 2011-12-18
Timeless story
If you could sum up Stuart Little in three words, what would they be?
Gentle, compelling, timeless
What does Julie Harris bring to the story that you wouldn???t experience if you just read the book?
Clearly read at just the right pace to be understood by a child. A gentle read.
Any additional comments?
Excellent way to introduce a child to the pleasure of audio books. Each chapter stands on its own and captures the attention of the young listener. I enjoyed this book in my youth and found my grandson equally entertained.
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- James W.
- 2019-12-27
Okay collection of adventures with abrupt ending
I remember enjoying this book tremendously as a child as I loved books about small human-like animals. This is certainly a children’s book, and not quite like I remember. His book is for the most part a collection of mostly unrelated adventures that generally don’t build on each other. Most of the adventures would be enjoyable for kids (such as the sailing race on the pond). E.B. White sometimes gives “reasonable” explanations for Stuart’s little things - such as ice skates made of paper clips and coins made of foil, but sometimes there is no explanation at all for things (a working car with gas engine for a mouse?!?). But this is a kid’s book, so I can let that go. I found the last part of the book strange and startlingly abrupt. Two things. First, Stuart there is a big set up for Stuart to meet up with another little person, a girl named Harriet. They do meet for a date, but Stuart’s plans don’t fully work out and even though Harriet tries to salvage things Stuart just dumps her and that adventure just ends, leaving the reader to wonder what the point was. Second, the last part is about Stuart running away from home to find the bird Margalo, and it is on this quest he meets Harriet. But right after the Harriet angle is dropped like a stone, The Who,e story just ends. No Margalo found, no return to his family. I almost wondered if I was missing a chunk of the book. All in all, there is a lot to like in this story, but the very abrupt ending was not satisfying.
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- Laurie
- 2017-05-01
A classic tale beautifully told
What a joy to share this classic story with my boys - and to hear Julie Harris' elegant, gentle and wonderful reading of it! I vividly recall the way I felt discovering Stuart as an early reader. This narration brought that back.
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- Paul H Florence
- 2017-04-04
Kept us all thoroughly entertained
We loved this version of Stuart Little. Julie Harris has a wonderful voice and of course the story is timeless. My 8 year-old cackled through the whole story.
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- Jennifer
- 2012-07-09
Entertaining
What made the experience of listening to Stuart Little the most enjoyable?
My 7 year old daughter enjoys audio books. This is one that she can listen to when her friends are here. When she has a sleep over and they wont stop giggling - I can turn this on and they will listen and be quiet. I dont have to worry about the content - its appropriate and they enjoy it. She has listened to it many times.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Stuart.
Have you listened to any of Julie Harris’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
This is our first experience with Julie Harris. She did a fine job.
Any additional comments?
I enjoyed this book as much as my daughter.
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