Very Short Stories And Verses For Children.: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Very Short Stories And Verses For Children. by Lucy Clifford: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 46 original MP3 tracks, 1:56:59 running time and a link to listen.

Very Short Stories And Verses For Children., credited to Lucy Clifford, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.
About the work
The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:
LibriVox recording of Very Short Stories And Verses For Children. by Lucy Clifford. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers Very Short Stories And Verses For Children is a children's book by Lucy Clifford compiling stories and poems informing the little ones about important morals across many traits; hard work, love, friendship, honesty, and loyalty. (Summary by Roma Singh)
Recording facts
- Recording title: Very Short Stories And Verses For Children.
- Author credits: Lucy Clifford
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 46
- Listed recording duration: 1:56:59
Catalogue topics
- children
- short stories
- short works
Opening tracks: first 24 of 46
- 01 - Master Willie — 12:32
- 02 - Swinging — 1:33
- 03 - The Wooden Doll — 2:45
- 04 - Watching — 2:06
- 05 - The Light On The Hills — 4:49
- 06 - Writing A Book — 2:06
- 07 - The Rabbit — 1:15
- 08 - The Sandy Cat — 2:19
- 09 - On The Way To The Sun — 3:57
- 10 - In The Moonlight — 3:21
- 11 - The Poor Little Doll — 3:42
- 12 - The Violets — 3:39
- 13 - The Fiddler — 1:25
- 14 - The Broken Horse — 1:22
- 15 - The Rainbow-Maker — 3:03
- 16 - Over The Porridge — 2:07
- 17 - A-Coming Down The Street — 1:52
- 18 - The Proud Boy — 2:38
- 19 - Seeking The Violets — 2:06
- 20 - Tommy's Stockings — 1:11
- 21 - Midsummer-Night — 2:05
- 22 - The Little Maid — 1:40
- 23 - War — 1:47
- 24 - Peace — 2:20
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