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I did not record these, but the voice is Phil Chenevert. He records audiobooks for Librivox. They are public domain, so anyone can download them and use them for their own work. The book pages are scanned by Archive dot org. I edit the audio to make the video of the pages turning match the audio. Phil has his own TH-cam channel and has a ton more recordings on Librivox to listen to. Everything there is public domain. Anyway, when I figured out he did all of the Oz books, that's when I knew I wanted to make these videos.

The majority of the story is read by Susan de Raadt. There is a small portion in the middle, chapter 6, read by Lynne T, and the final 4 chapters are read by ToddHW, Austin LaCroix, and Samantha J Gubitz. I agree that Susan did a wonderful job.

"“The Lion and the Unicorn were fighting for the crown: The Lion beat the Unicorn all round the town. Some gave them white bread, some gave them brown; Some gave them plum-cake and drummed them out of town.”"

Baum was a master character writer/creator. All brilliant. All unique.

Awesome! Good luck. :)

@@FAV_BookTube Thanks!🙂

@@yanivo3531 I watched some of your videos. You're very talented. I don't know if you will know the stories, but you might enjoy the next video I post tonight.

If you speak/understand German, I posted the German version as well.

Alex Foster was the reader for this one. He has more on Librivox, but only one solo book, "The Invisible Man." Majority of his work there was in a group project. There are a couple poems and a short letter, but it looks like he as moved on and is no longer uploading there. :/

Thanks for commenting. This is the only full AI text to speech video I've posted. If you like the format of this channel, I'd recommend the Wizard of Oz series. Phil Chenevert does the reading of the whole series and I really love his voice. Oh, and Ruth Golding on "The Comic English Grammar" is also great.

Thanks! I don't get a lot of comments, so I really appreciate it. I have a playlist of all the "Anne" books I have turned into videos. Not all the books are public domain though, so I can't make them into videos, sadly. Books have to be from before 1928 to be Public Domain in the US. So, "Anne of Windy Poplars (1936)" and "Anne of Ingleside (1939)" will have to wait until 2031 and 2034. Haha.

It wasn't anything like I expected. Thanks for the comment. :)

Thanks for watching. I have the first fourteen Oz books (all of those written by L Frank Baum) on my channel. My favorite is the second one. (The Marvelous Land of Oz.)

I finally found the time to make more videos and I just finished the second Anne book, called "Anne of Avonlea." It should be uploaded by the end of the day. All depends on the speed of my internet. :)