A Christmas Carol (version 04)
Charles Dickens
Read by Bob Neufeld
A Christmas Carol is a novella by English author Charles Dickens first published by Chapman & Hall on 17 December 1843. The story tells of sour and stingy Ebenezer Scrooge's ideological, ethical, and emotional transformation after the supernatural visits of Jacob Marley and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. The novella met with instant success and critical acclaim. ( Summary by Wikipedia )
Chapters
| Marley's Ghost | 50:43 | Read by Bob Neufeld |
| The First of the Three Spirits | 45:27 | Read by Bob Neufeld |
| The Second of the Three Spirits | 59:28 | Read by Bob Neufeld |
| The Last of the Spirits | 39:45 | Read by Bob Neufeld |
| The End of It | 16:47 | Read by Bob Neufeld |
Reviews
beautifully read! forget the other versions!
A LibriVox Listener
Mr Neufeld's reading of this classic surpases all others! His is the perfect voice for this narration. Thank you Mr Neufeld!
A LibriVox Listener
An excellent reading. Neufeld is wonderful in capturing characters. A pleasure to listen to. Thank you so much for your effort.
A Christmas Carol
Bläg
A masterful storyteller...Bob Neufeld's voice carrys the written word of Charles Dickens with the respect it deserves. And so much so visions of this tale are seen with no strain on the mind at all. Thank you Bob!
Love this narrator and story
Holly Denman
I cried when I heard the beginning as the narrator's voice sounds like my father who spent hours and hours reading to me. I feel his presence and his absence everyday. God bless you!
A brilliant masterpiece
Parminder Singh
Well written by Sir Charles Dickens and well narrated by Bob Neufeld. A transformation story of an arrogant man who transforms into the most humble and benevolent man after the succession of visits by three spirits. Sir Charles Dickens was undoubtedly the greatest novelist of all times.
A Christmas Carol (version 4)
Ann
Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! You capture the heart of the story and share it with us.
Love it!
A LibriVox Listener
Great book, and this narrator, Bob Neufield, adds so much to it.
NARACION IN MY Opinion π»
Hazelπ©πΌ B. Clark π
Scrooge was the most meanest in how he treaded Christmas which is the part I don't really like because it just saddens me because likening your money more than people is a serious a thing to think my favorite part in this book is the very very ending when he learns to love people more than him self and his money I just really like this book so dies my dadπ and forget theme other version this the best copy I think the spooky part was where early was cursed and Scrooge got warned that he will end up like him if he did not change how much he loves his money that he pushed Isabella out of his life in the place of money which makes me feel so emotional,π«ππ¨π’and it makes me feel like he made him self mirsralbal with the way he chose with his own life but nice job on this book ππ love it.