The Wouldbegoods, Being the Further Adventures of the Treasure Seekers


Gelesen von Alan Chant

(4.7 stars; 187 reviews)

The Bastable children, first met in The Treasure Seekers, are sent to stay in the countryside; is it large enough to contain their exuberant activities? They (and Pincher the dog) have every intention of being good... (Description by Alan Chant)

All chapters were read by Hazel and Alan Chant. (8 hr 39 min)

Kapitel

Chapter 1. The Jungle 31:50 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 2. The Wouldbegoods 38:15 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 3. Bill's Tombstone 33:32 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 4. The Tower of Mystery 39:13 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 5. The Waterworks 43:39 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 6. The Circus 40:11 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 7. Being Beavers; or, The Young Explorers (Arctic or Otherwise) 39:14 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 8. The High-Born Babe 31:54 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 9. Hunting the Fox 36:59 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 10. The Sale of Antiquities 37:34 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 11. The Benevolent Bar 31:18 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 12. The Canterbury Pilgrims 38:28 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 13. The Dragon's Teeth; or, Army Seed 40:54 Gelesen von Alan Chant
Chapter 14. Albert's Uncle's Grandmother; or, The Long-Lost 36:51 Gelesen von Alan Chant

Bewertungen

Excellent reading of an excellent book


(5 stars)

I love the brilliant and seamless way this talented husband and wife team shared this reading. Thank you! Oswald's manly, hilarious narration carries through this book in much the same tone as Treasure Seekers, as he and his siblings land in one ridiculous, laugh-out-loud adventure after another. Truly a worthy sequel. i would love to see a talented reader or two take on "The New Treasure Seekers", the third in the series, which is on librivox but has not got the reading it deserves.

Great Readers!


(4.5 stars)

The people who read this book did great job! I think the Treasure Seekers is a better book, though.

Great!


(5 stars)

Great book! Readers are good, although not as good as Karen Savage. Alan and Hazel pronounce clearly and make the book easy to listen to. Makes a lot of references to the earlier book, The Treasure Seekers, so I would read that first. The next book is called The New Treasure Seekers, which I am excited to listen to although not excited that it is read by different readers. ☹️

loved it!


(4 stars)

Ok, just want to say . . . This was awesome! The readers made the made the book so much more fun, and I've always love E. Nesbit's books, so it was not disappointing. At first the readers were a little weird, but after a while you get used to it. ( the last star above wouldn't turn blue, otherwise I would've rated this book five stars).

Delightful, fun.


(5 stars)

This is a continuation of the Treasurer Seekers and I suggest reading it first. The group of kids have vivid imaginations. Their adventures while staying in the country are what makes childhood fun. They can create a circus using a pig, chickens and dogs by dressing them up and imagining. It is a life that many kids no longer experience

The Wouldbegoods


(5 stars)

I love this book I’m going to listen to the treasure seekers now I know I should have read that one first but I didn’t know about that one till I already started I love how the readers Hazel and Allen Chant swapped reading it I also love the plot of the stories I just wish I knew the characters but definitely a 5 start review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Bravissimo!


(5 stars)

Hazel and Alan, you are great! Two narrators make this book even more delightful!! My 7-year-old daughter and I really appreciate your thoughtful telling of this sweet, hilarious tale. Tell Smudge that we enjoyed his efforts, as well. 😂 We can't wait to hear more stories read by you both. 💗

Hilarious, enchanting story of British children trying to do good deeds on summ…


(5 stars)

I loved listening to these two readers! Excellent diction and expression! Besides that a British accent is lovely to listen to, it is highly appropriate and ( I think) necessary for a British story.