The Wonderful World of Linus Bailey


Read by Peter James Lamb

(5 stars; 5 reviews)

Linus Bailey's tenth birthday, if measured on some kind of “So how did it go then?” scale, would score a one. Maybe a bit less. It started well, but then things went very badly indeed.

Linus' problem is that he makes things up. His mother, for instance, was found living as a head hunter in the Jungles of Borneo. His dad, a man called Nigel who Linus hasn't seen since he was two, is a Ninja Warrior currently living in Japan. His dad fights crime and saves people. Linus' Headmaster is evil and his jumper was knitted by slaves.

Linus Bailey's childhood is my childhood—a childhood where, during one fairly normal winter, the goldfish froze to death in the living room and we kids wrote our names on the ice that formed on the bedroom walls. Surely a life made up was better, warmer, more fun. The only difference between Linus and me is that all his mad stuff came true one frosty tenth birthday...


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The Wonderful World of Linus Bailey is an absolute treat! I loved getting pulled into Linus. imaginary world, which felt like it could very easily excist while I was listening. I loved the way you just weavedthe fantastical elements in with ordinary life so matter of factly as though that's ...


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Fantastic story! There were so many great parts that just make it joy to listen to. Thank you for writing this in the first place as it' just so good. I Love your writing style and the voice works wonderfully well. I'd diffidently come back to this again and recommend ...


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Thanks Barbara. Yes, I'm currently putting together all the mad things I wrote about living on a Greek island (or rather,things I wrote while living on a mad Greek island), and then the next long story. I appreciate you listening. It's my first attempt at audio...


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Thanks, Mr. Lamb. I am halfway through the first "sample" chapter. I love your writing style and your voice. I hope you have written a lot more books because I'm looking forward to reading/hearing them after I finish this one.


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Jade -- Wow, thank you. If you don't mind I might copy your comment onto my web site (www.peterjameslamb.com) as from JCE? I'm sure it would help! --Peter


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Thank you Jen, my previous reply got lost in the ether so here's another. Your comment (and I agree with you about Ellie) is much appreciated.


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Hello Kai. This is a problem coming from the app you used to download the files. Try downloading (or downloading again) directly from Podiobooks.


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What a delightful story! I just wanted it to go on and on. I heartily recommend listening!