This was great believe it or not I’m 71 and had never read the book or seen the movie, just knew it was about an old disagreeable man named Scrooge who said Bah Humbug. I also am not all that familiar with all the fairy tales or have forgotten them and see you’ve read a book of them Elliot. This channel is a great find as it’s much easier for me to listen vs read. Thanks so much Elliot and your voice is wonderful for this.
Just so grateful that stuff like this is public domain and that we can listen in full without a constant barrage of ads. Merry Christmas, even to the Scrooges at TH-cam!
Christmas Eve in the uk tucked up in bed with my dog, listening to one of my favourite stories on the best night of the year to listen to it. Thank you x
Elliot Fitzpatrick's narration of 'A Christmas Carol' is masterful. He brings Dickens' classic tale to life with such warmth and character. It's like hearing this beloved story for the first time again. Thank you
I, too, read this book just before Christmas each year - it is the start of Christmas for me ! Today , 6th of December and I have just listened to this audio book - an excellent version which I enjoyed very much. Christmas has begun ! Merry Christmas everyone may you have a healthy and peaceful time. ❤
Brought me to tears 🥹 the perfect accompaniment to my quiet Christmas Eve. Thank you for this enchanting reading of my favourite Christmas story. Merry Christmas, amd God Bless us, every one!
I think I've seen all versions of A Christmas Carol, and heard many audio versions. Although I do have my favourites I'm really happy to find a new one to listen to!
@@Alexandra-xe2nz a very VERY English film would be Brief Encounter. It's very old now, very old fashioned but shows a way of behaving that is long gone.
Every December I either reread A Christmas Carol or listen to an audio version. This enchanting reading is a new blessing. What a holiday treat! I hope you record something for Burns Night.
Im sat here listening to this whilst recovery from eye surgery,listening to the excellent narration brings back memories of the brilliant Alistair Sims and his portrayal of Scrooge. It cant be easy reading something effortlessly that has been written in an olde English style? Brilliantly done.
That’s very kind of you, Paul. It’s surprisingly easy once you get into the flow of his writing as it’s so witty and playful. Hope you’re recovering well!
Not really "olde English." You'd have to go back to medieval times for that. This story was published in 1843, not that long ago, linguistically speaking. Dickens style was just typical of Victorian times - more formal and literary. than modern day American English usage, thankfully.
I read it at school many years ago and now Its my second time listening to the story and it's my favourite book. 😅 I will listen to it every December ❤ thank you
Such a joy to listen to a classic book, especially one that illustrates the pure, God given love of the human spirit. We need many more stories like this❤️🙏🙏❤️
Such a timeless story this is. And im happy to have scrolled upon it, not looking for it or anything else that has to do with the Holiday. But doing so was serendipitous, since my mind and soul are both worn down and worse for wear, and i needed to hear this wonderful story. Thanks for posting. 😁 🎄 👍
"Laocoön". Living, learning😂. This is why I love classics from this era...I always learn a few new words. I am thoroughly enjoying the readers narration too. Thank you.
I am enjoying this version. Even though I am from the US, I don't care for this story unless the narrator has an English accent. This speaker is very good. 🕯️
Every year I listen to this story and watch various versions, and every year I think of something new. This year, listening to the Fred and Scrooge argument in the beginning, it comes to me that why Scrooge is so dismissive of Fred, is because Fred reminds him of who he could have been if he made different choices. He’s not scoffing when Fred says “I fell in love”, he’s remembering Belle and how he made the choice of money over love, and where it’s led him. Fred made the choice he couldn’t, and despite being “poor” (or at least high middle class), he’s HAPPY.
You do not understand the story at all scrooge sister dies in childbirth giving birth to scrooges nephew who he hates from him taking his beloved sister, and she wished that scrooge would help her baby but he did not hear her last wish, he hates fred because he stole his sister who adored him, in being born
I don’t know who it was that narrated this but it was probably one of the best renditions of a Christmas Carol via audiobook I’ve ever heard next to Orson Welles and that’s saying something! Great job!👍🏼🎄
I agree. He does do a very good job narrating this. Another good one is Robin Shuckburgh from The Cotswold Explorer. He also has a video where he narrates the story, except his is divided into chapters, or staves, with one video per chapter. This makes it easier when you don't have time to listen to the whole thing at once.
Thank you so much for this fantastic narration of one of my favorite books. I have seen every version of the film available but this audio rendition was so in keeping with the original I thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done.
Absolutely love the A Christmas Carol, it's a classic in its own world. Makes me want to watch the movie The Man Who Created Christmas again about Charles Dickens when he writes A Christmas Carol.
I usually watch some version every year having seen most numerous times this year I looked it up on TH-cam had a few options but Choose to listen for a change enjoying very much
What a wonderful narration. My favourite Christmas film is Muppets Christmas Carol but I’ve never actually listened to/read the story. Thank you so much for changing that for me!
I never read the novel itself as a book. But I am very proud and impressed to read it. Great👍 job👌 👍. Since it reminds me of the one that Walt Disney and Image Movers Digital did.
17:56 quote to compare to “man-kind was my business” or Scrooge at the end 20:17 ghosts really near, list 26:27 foreshadowing Marley’s chains “screws and nuts” metal strong unbreakable and restricting, just like the chains later 35:44 alliteration, humour from Scrooge, he is scared so is being less serious and uptight as. he doesn’t know how to react, double interpretation, he doesn’t want to believe in Market as he can already see the afterlife he’s living and doesn’t want to end up the same, goes against his beliefs and morals 37:17 INCREDIBLE foreshadowing of Innocence and Want, literally Goblins created by him and he’ll remember them for the rest of his life as a reminder to keep his morals in check and be kind 50:28 why is Scrooge compared to a ferret? Viscous, harsh, but small? How much does Scrooge matter how much damage can Scrooge do? Why does he want to piece the darkness: he likes it… he is scared and shocked and feels nervous where he’s normally comfortable 51:57 light referes to hope is about to take over Scrooges world 58:00 doesn’t want hope and to try and correct himself because it’s easy to be selfish 58:10 Scrooge has ignored his past and how it has made him the person he is today and how it can change him 59:04 it’s time to change, take not 2:37:04 describes the spirit 2:37:34 compare to how he didn’t want past to help wanted the cap on his light (hope)
@@DanielGenis5000 opps Yes you right Best of our 19 century Difficult to have great writers Today Yes we even had the best flims back in 1950/60 All classic stars back then Also we had the best British flims back then Black and white flims Golden years for me.... 1960
This narrator is exceptionally good but it doesn’t mention who he is? It sounds a lot like David Clarke , same beautiful voice, cadence & delivery . Anybody know?
The greatest story ever told. I have a beautifully illustrated edition which I read every year, and this year I followed along listening to your delightful narration. Thank you. (If I may ask thought, to what does this, “complete with sounds and visuals”, refer?)
Dear Mr. Elliot Fitzpatrick thank you for this amazing reading of A Christmas Carol. I enjoyed it so much and you did an outstanding job. I have subscribed. Merry Christmas to you and everyone.🎄🕯🍬🎁🌟💖
Classic, Back in the 70's in December teacher would light candle turn off lights and read this to us in class. Always looked forward to it.
Oh how wonderful! Hope you enjoyed this one
I am listening to it on the nightshift, still as good as it was back then@@classicaudiobookswithelliot
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Good teacher!
I would have loved that!
This was great believe it or not I’m 71 and had never read the book or seen the movie, just knew it was about an old disagreeable man named Scrooge who said Bah Humbug. I also am not all that familiar with all the fairy tales or have forgotten them and see you’ve read a book of them Elliot. This channel is a great find as it’s much easier for me to listen vs read. Thanks so much Elliot and your voice is wonderful for this.
That’s wonderful to hear, thank you so much for listening. Glad you’re getting so much enjoyment out of these classics!
I think this is one of the best stories ever written
It’s pretty darn perfect isn’t it? 📚
i agree!
100%
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I agree,too.
I fell in love with reading when my primary school teacher loaned me this book. Thank you for sharing❤️🙏
You’re very welcome, Roxy. Thanks for listening!
Just so grateful that stuff like this is public domain and that we can listen in full without a constant barrage of ads. Merry Christmas, even to the Scrooges at TH-cam!
All the audiobooks on my channel are offered ad free!
One of the great treasures of the English language. No matter how many times I read it or hear it, it "works" every single time.
It’s a real gem!
it's magical ✨
Christmas Eve in the uk tucked up in bed with my dog, listening to one of my favourite stories on the best night of the year to listen to it. Thank you x
Same here
Glad to hear it! Merry Christmas ❤️
Elliot Fitzpatrick's narration of 'A Christmas Carol' is masterful. He brings Dickens' classic tale to life with such warmth and character. It's like hearing this beloved story for the first time again. Thank you
Thank you so much for listening!
My favorite video version of this is the George C. Scott version. I watch every year. This audio version is excellent!!
Many thanks, Dave! Glad you enjoyed it
@iamdave47 - "A Muppet Christmas Carol" is really quite wonderful.
Same, it's a great version
The George C Scott you are right is excellent. My favorite is the Alister Sims version.
Another version of this story that I like is Scrooged starring Bill Murray. I particularly liked Carol Kane as the ghost of Christmas present.
I, too, read this book just before Christmas each year - it is the start of Christmas for me ! Today , 6th of December and I have just listened to this audio book - an excellent version which I enjoyed very much. Christmas has begun ! Merry Christmas everyone may you have a healthy and peaceful time. ❤
So glad you enjoyed this rendition, Jill! Merry Christmas ❤️
You too - loving all these comments; full of nostalgia!
Brought me to tears 🥹 the perfect accompaniment to my quiet Christmas Eve.
Thank you for this enchanting reading of my favourite Christmas story.
Merry Christmas, amd God Bless us, every one!
So glad to have you listening on Christmas Eve!
My favorite Christmas story of all. Thank you for reading it, I haven’t the time to read but plenty of time to listen. I’m a cross country trucker
Great to know this is keeping you occupied on those long journeys! All the best
Hey bro, I'm imagining you on a long haul, listening to Dickens, and I love you for it. Be safe on the road and merry Christmas!
Beautifully done! What a pleasure to hear the entire unabridged version of this classic tale.
Very kind of you to say, Mark! Thanks very much
Yes indeed.
We all KNOW the tale, from so many versions that to listen to the literal truth was a true ear opener!
I think I've seen all versions of A Christmas Carol, and heard many audio versions. Although I do have my favourites I'm really happy to find a new one to listen to!
Really hope you enjoyed this one!
Same here. I'm always happy to hear a new version because each voice brings something different to the story.
Could you recommend one movie in "a very British style" ? I´ve been learning English, and just felt in love with all "Britishness". Thanks in advance!
@noonthumbs2644 - "Spirited" on AppleTV+ is a recent version, a sequel to Ebenezer Scrooge's story.
@@Alexandra-xe2nz a very VERY English film would be Brief Encounter. It's very old now, very old fashioned but shows a way of behaving that is long gone.
Every December I either reread A Christmas Carol or listen to an audio version. This enchanting reading is a new blessing. What a holiday treat! I hope you record something for Burns Night.
Great to hear it, Hal. Really glad you enjoyed! Anything you can recommend for Burns’ Night?
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot
Still relevant:
‘A Man’s a Man for A’ That’: A Poem by Robert Burns
I do this already in October ❤😂
Every (d///mber) Tuesday day, I either 🎩. re read or... 🍿
M. Illinois
Same😀😀😀
Im sat here listening to this whilst recovery from eye surgery,listening to the excellent narration brings back memories of the brilliant Alistair Sims and his portrayal of Scrooge.
It cant be easy reading something effortlessly that has been written in an olde English style?
Brilliantly done.
That’s very kind of you, Paul. It’s surprisingly easy once you get into the flow of his writing as it’s so witty and playful. Hope you’re recovering well!
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot fine,thank you for asking.
Not really "olde English." You'd have to go back to medieval times for that. This story was published in 1843, not that long ago, linguistically speaking. Dickens style was just typical of Victorian times - more formal and literary. than modern day American English usage, thankfully.
I read it at school many years ago and now Its my second time listening to the story and it's my favourite book. 😅 I will listen to it every December ❤ thank you
That’s great to hear. Very glad to have you listening!
Just wanted to join in and say thank you for this... insomnia here so this is now my new go to "Sleep story".. bless you 🙏 🙌
That’s very kind of you. I’ve certainly suffered with insomnia in the past so very pleased to know this is a comfort for you 😊
Such a joy to listen to a classic book, especially one that illustrates the pure, God given love of the human spirit. We need many more stories like this❤️🙏🙏❤️
So glad you enjoyed this story, Lisa. Really appreciate the kind words ❤️
Such a timeless story this is.
And im happy to have scrolled upon it, not looking for it or anything else that has to do with the Holiday. But doing so was serendipitous, since my mind and soul are both worn down and worse for wear, and i needed to hear this wonderful story.
Thanks for posting. 😁 🎄 👍
So glad you found this and enjoyed the telling. Merry Christmas Mike!
"Laocoön". Living, learning😂. This is why I love classics from this era...I always learn a few new words. I am thoroughly enjoying the readers narration too. Thank you.
You’re so welcome, really glad you’re enjoying my reading!
I am enjoying this version. Even though I am from the US, I don't care for this story unless the narrator has an English accent. This speaker is very good. 🕯️
That’s kind of you to say, thank you!
Every year I listen to this story and watch various versions, and every year I think of something new. This year, listening to the Fred and Scrooge argument in the beginning, it comes to me that why Scrooge is so dismissive of Fred, is because Fred reminds him of who he could have been if he made different choices. He’s not scoffing when Fred says “I fell in love”, he’s remembering Belle and how he made the choice of money over love, and where it’s led him. Fred made the choice he couldn’t, and despite being “poor” (or at least high middle class), he’s HAPPY.
Yes, it’s a lovely resolution for their relationship in the end. Thanks, Christopher!
You do not understand the story at all scrooge sister dies in childbirth giving birth to scrooges nephew who he hates from him taking his beloved sister, and she wished that scrooge would help her baby but he did not hear her last wish, he hates fred because he stole his sister who adored him, in being born
Flawlessly read! You really captured the ‘spirit’ of the story.
Thank you for the lovely review, Judith! It truly is one of the all-time great stories🎄
I agree ! How perfectly read… brought this story alive just as Scrooge “came alive”
What a marvelous narration of the story. It made me laugh, cry, and afforded me a new hope. Thank you!
That’s wonderful to hear. Thanks Anna!
I jump from channel to channel to watch as many different versions of a Christmas carol as I can find
Getting ready for Christmas and reading this masterpiece 🎄🎄
Hope you’re enjoying the festive season, Julliana!
I don’t know who it was that narrated this but it was probably one of the best renditions of a Christmas Carol via audiobook I’ve ever heard next to Orson Welles and that’s saying something! Great job!👍🏼🎄
It’s me, Elliot Fitzpatrick! Thank you so much for the kind words and for listening ❤️
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot so beautifully done sir. Please continue with other books😊
thank you so much. Stay tuned for more!@@nietje5560
I agree. He does do a very good job narrating this. Another good one is Robin Shuckburgh from The Cotswold Explorer. He also has a video where he narrates the story, except his is divided into chapters, or staves, with one video per chapter. This makes it easier when you don't have time to listen to the whole thing at once.
The naration was so good I thought there was more than one.
Wonderful narration. I had not heard or read the entire original story since i was young in the 50’s
Fantastic thanks so much for helping us through a cold dark night 👍
Great rendition and narration Thank you very much for an early Christmas present. Merry Christmas to you and your family and all the listeners
You’re welcome! Merry Christmas, Craig ❤️
Merry Christmas, everyone! May love and peace fill your house and hearts!
Living very close to his old house, and locl, i can understand his fantastic imagination and literature!
Thank you David! Fascinating to live so close to one of literature’s greats 😊
Thank you so much for this fantastic narration of one of my favorite books. I have seen every version of the film available but this audio rendition was so in keeping with the original I thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done.
So glad you enjoyed this, Lynn. I had a ball narrating it!
Absolutely love the A Christmas Carol, it's a classic in its own world. Makes me want to watch the movie The Man Who Created Christmas again about Charles Dickens when he writes A Christmas Carol.
Absolutely! It’s one of the all time greats. Thanks Suzy ❤️
Its only October here. But as the song days I need a little Christmas now. So I'm listening to this wonderfully full version of the story.
Excellent reading of the classic tale!
Many thanks! Have a wonderful holiday season ❤️
I usually watch some version every year having seen most numerous times this year I looked it up on TH-cam had a few options but Choose to listen for a change enjoying very much
Glad to hear you’re enjoying, thank you for listening!
My absolute favorite story of all time. Sad however that the name "Scrooge" is associated with the miserly man as opposed to the redeemed man.
Thank you for listening. And you’re absolutely right. Should most certainly be remembered for his transformation ❤️
Thank you very very much! Beautiful story and reading😊
Thank you for listening, Sergey! ❄️
I’m doing my GCSEs at the moment and acc is one of the novellas I have to do so this is helping soo much thank you x
Great to hear! What a lovely book to be working on for exams. Good luck!
Lovely version now a yearly tradition 🩷
Thank you so much, Sara!
What a wonderful narration. My favourite Christmas film is Muppets Christmas Carol but I’ve never actually listened to/read the story. Thank you so much for changing that for me!
I’m so glad to hear it. You can’t go wrong with The Muppets. Thanks for listening!
Beautiful Story and Awesome narration ❤
Thank you, Rich! Glad you enjoyed ❤️
An absolute classic ❤inspired story it never gets old.
Many thanks for listening, Michael!
Who else is doing this for English?☝️
Me
Really hope it's useful for you!
Loved it!
New sub from Belgium with discovering this masterpiece, Dickens 💯and the reading of Elliot Fitzpatrick💯, can't be better! thank you dearly💖
Great to have you on board! Have a wonderful Christmas ❤️
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot 🎄
It never gets old 👌🏼🙏🏼
So glad you enjoyed it, Catherine!
The Scrooge voice is great!
Thank you, Johnny!
Thank you for your wonderful gift!
You’re very welcome. Thank you so much!
Wonderfully done! Wrung my heart out as it should be if read correctly.
Thank you so much and a very Merry Christmas 🎉🎉🎄🎄
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Thanks for listening ❤️
🎄🙏😇 GREAT PRESENTATION...THANKS !...MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL&GOD BLESS EVERYONE 😇 🙏 ⭐ ⭐ ✨ ⭐ ✨ ⭐ ✨ ⭐ ☃️
Thank you Jim! Have a wonderful Christmas
I never read the novel itself as a book. But I am very proud and impressed to read it. Great👍 job👌 👍. Since it reminds me of the one that Walt Disney and Image Movers Digital did.
I actually think the Robert Zemeckis version is the most true to the book of any of them!
Thank you, very much enjoyed this while I stitched.
That’s great, thanks for listening! Merry Christmas 🎄
Love this! Nice reading.
Many thanks, James. Really enjoyed this one 🎄
Thank you so much for posting this video! It really helped me read A Christmas Carol for my literature class.
Ah that’s great! Happy to help out ❤️
I appreciate it
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot and now I can listen to my favorite Christmas book while I drive to visit family for Christmas ❤️
I enjoy the reading greatly.
Thank you, Debra. Such a beautiful story!
Excellent reading, thank you very much!
Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed!
Whoop!
Beautiful reading, thank you!
Thanks so much for listening!
Beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you for listening, Carmen ❤️
Absolutely brilliant!
Loved narrating this. Thanks Michael!
This sounds like a great recording. I’m already lining it up for approach to Christmas, when I always revisit this wonderful story.
Thanks so much for listening! Hope to see you again in the festive season 🎄
Marvelous reading and voices. profetional. thank you. merry christmas
Thanks so much, Rebecca!
It is so well read! Thank you!
Thank you, Theresa!
Thank you, thank you I enjoyed every second 🥰 xx
Ty it helps me do my homework of Christmas carol ty so much
You’re so welcome!
Amazing story
Thank you so much ❤️
I love this audiobook!!
Thank you, Jackson. I had a lovely time recording!
Beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you so much, Julia!
It is said that when a young girl heard about the death of Charles Dickens, she asked heartbroken "Does that mean that Christmas is canceled as well?"
So many of the things we take for granted now are very much attributable to Dickens. White Christmases, party games…
Beautiful Story… a Born-Again Experience!!!
So glad you enjoyed it!
It just took him 6 weeks to write it. Merry Christmas ..
And to you! Thanks so much for
Very good pace! i am using this to help with my english GCSE prep👍
That’s great, so glad you’re finding it useful! Best of luck with the exams 😊
Thankyou so much!
I listen at 75%
Great narrator!!! Wonderful audiobook ❤️
Really kind of you to say. Thanks Sophie!
Thank you! ❤ This was so well done! Really special❤😊
Many thanks for listening!
17:56 quote to compare to “man-kind was my business” or Scrooge at the end
20:17 ghosts really near, list
26:27 foreshadowing Marley’s chains “screws and nuts” metal strong unbreakable and restricting, just like the chains later
35:44 alliteration, humour from Scrooge, he is scared so is being less serious and uptight as. he doesn’t know how to react, double interpretation, he doesn’t want to believe in Market as he can already see the afterlife he’s living and doesn’t want to end up the same, goes against his beliefs and morals
37:17 INCREDIBLE foreshadowing of Innocence and Want, literally Goblins created by him and he’ll remember them for the rest of his life as a reminder to keep his morals in check and be kind
50:28 why is Scrooge compared to a ferret? Viscous, harsh, but small? How much does Scrooge matter how much damage can Scrooge do? Why does he want to piece the darkness: he likes it… he is scared and shocked and feels nervous where he’s normally comfortable
51:57 light referes to hope is about to take over Scrooges world
58:00 doesn’t want hope and to try and correct himself because it’s easy to be selfish
58:10 Scrooge has ignored his past and how it has made him the person he is today and how it can change him
59:04 it’s time to change, take not
2:37:04 describes the spirit
2:37:34 compare to how he didn’t want past to help wanted the cap on his light (hope)
Thanks for listening, Felicity
@@classicaudiobookswithelliotthank you for helping me revise for my GCSEs
very great story
vey great story
Thank you for this. Excellent narration. Merry Christmas.🎄🎄🎄
You’re very welcome, Mary!
what a wonderful reading, thank you and merry christmas ❤
So glad you enjoyed!
Dickens was a fantastic writer
He certainly was!
Great narrative 👏 really enjoying it
Really glad you’re enjoying it, Trish. It’s a classic!
Classic writing
Especially 18 century
Noble prize
National treasure ❤
Thank you for listening!
18th century? That's the 1700's... maybe you meant the great 19th century? Perhaps the best of centuries!
@@DanielGenis5000 opps
Yes you right
Best of our 19 century
Difficult to have great writers
Today
Yes we even had the best flims back in 1950/60
All classic stars back then
Also we had the best British flims back then
Black and white flims
Golden years for me.... 1960
Great audiobook
Thanks so much, really appreciated
Thank you ❤
You’re welcome!
Love this story
So glad you enjoyed!
So well read. Thank you. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you, Sandra
"Wow, I love Christmas Carol!"
English literature GCSE: No you don't 💀
Haha. You will if you pass!
This narrator is exceptionally good but it doesn’t mention who he is? It sounds a lot like David Clarke , same beautiful voice, cadence & delivery . Anybody know?
It’s me! Elliot Fitzpatrick 😉
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot Compliments! Beautiful narration!
@@classicaudiobookswithelliot you're talented ; thank you
I love this
Really glad to hear it, Stephanie ❤️
I love a christmas carol 😍 ❤!!!
Me too! It never gets old ❤️
Thank you for reading to me 🥹 I truly enjoy it ! 😊
You are so welcome, Sandra!
Wonderful✨😊
So glad you enjoyed, Jody!
My choice for something to listen to while I fell asleep on Christmas Eve 2023...
Great to hear, Bill! Thank you
The greatest story ever told. I have a beautifully illustrated edition which I read every year, and this year I followed along listening to your delightful narration. Thank you. (If I may ask thought, to what does this, “complete with sounds and visuals”, refer?)
Just that I like to add some music to the beginning and the end, and also overlay some visual things. In this case some snow!
Beautiful thank you❤❤❤❤
You’re so welcome!
Dear Mr. Elliot Fitzpatrick thank you for this amazing reading of A Christmas Carol. I enjoyed it so much and you did an outstanding job. I have subscribed. Merry Christmas to you and everyone.🎄🕯🍬🎁🌟💖
Thank you so much for the sub! Have a wonderful Christmas ❤️
🥰Your reading was like a Christmas present to me.@@classicaudiobookswithelliot
I miss being able to read this story...
Really hope you enjoy this audio version!
It’s not even Christmas it’s late June but since it was recommended by YT it must mean something
The spirit of Christmas is enduring! Thanks for listening ❤️
Giant mug of tea and Frito corn chips they're ready!
Really hope you’re enjoying this one!
Thanks. Had to turn it up to speed 2. But thanks.
Thanks for listening!