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Undine
- Narrated by: Melissa Eccleston
- Length: 6 hrs
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Undine
Narrated by:
Melissa Eccleston
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Publisher's summary
A gorgeously spooky book about magic, family, power and love.
Being sixteen is confusing and unpredictable enough for anyone. But if you’re Undine, you also begin hearing voices calling you home in the middle of the night… and then you suddenly produce a storm out of thin air. Your best friend Trout insists on falling messily in love with you, while you end up with a crush on his older brother. Meanwhile, the ocean begins appearing in your inland bedroom, and your dead father turns out to be not so dead after all…
©2005 Penni Russon (P)2005 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
Critic reviews
"From the start, the listener is immersed in the world of young Undine, an Australian girl who begins to hear voices, discover strange gifts on her front step, and subsequently wonder who and where her father is. This entire production conveys an enchanting sense of mood, and watery nautical interludes introduce the tale and its chapters. Giving authenticity to this Australian story with her native accent, Melissa Eccleston is a joy to listen to. Listeners may have occasional difficulty distinguishing her male voices from one another, but it's not enough to distract from this mysterious, exciting, and sometimes ominous story of how the decisions of our parents can change our world." ( AudioFile Magazine)
“An engaging read.” (Australian Bookseller & Publisher