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Narrator

Amy Enticknap

Amy trained at the Oxford School of Drama. Her theatre credits include: Flat 73, Connie’s Colander, Collider, In the Footsteps of the Mitfords, Twelfth Night, Great Expectations, The House of Bernarda Alba and The Yellow Wallpaper. Her radio drama experience includes From Russia with Lust and Paradise Misplaced (Type O Productions), and Sounds Like This (CBeebies). She has also narrated the audiobooks for the Poppy Pym series, as well as Return to the Secret Garden and co-runs the Oxford-based Human Story Theatre.

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Title:

Dancing the Charleston (MP3)

Written by:

Jacqueline Wilson 

Read by:

Amy Enticknap 

Format:

Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

1 

Duration:

11 hours 56 minutes 

MP3 size:

494 MB 

Published:

April 18 2019 

Available Date:

April 18 2019 

Age Category:

Children (8+) 

ISBN:

9781489498250 

Genres:

Fiction; Children's Fiction 

Publisher:

Bolinda audio 

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AUD$ 34.95

AUD$ 34.95

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International bestselling series

A fantastic stand-alone historical novel in the tradition of Hetty Feather and Wave Me Goodbye, this rich, entertaining novel will delight fans new and old.

Mona and her aunt live in a little cottage on the edge of the Somerset estate, where her aunt sews wonderful dresses for the lady of the house. Mona never knew her mother or father, but Aunty has always looked after her – and Mona knows she can always talk to her mum where she lies in the village graveyard. When Lady Somerset dies and a new member of the Somerset family inherits the house, things begin to change for Mona. She has never really fitted in anywhere, but the new Bohemian atmosphere at the house offers opportunities for her to shine – and to find new friends. Dancing at fancy Sea Creature balls and trips to London are wonderful new experiences – but new experiences sometimes bring revelations and Mona discovers there are secrets in her past she can't dance away from.

‘A brilliant writer of wit and subtlety.’
The Times

‘She should be prescribed for all cases of reading reluctance.’
The Independent on Sunday