Sarah's Song

Red Gloves, Book 3

De: Karen Kingsbury

Narrado por: Alexandra O'Karma

Best-selling author Karen Kingsbury has been a RWA Rita finalist and Gold Medallion Award finalist. Sarah’s Song is book three in The Red Gloves Series. For years Sarah Lindeman, now in her 80s, has carried out a special tradition over the 12 days of Christmas. This year, Sarah notices a young nurse listening, and in her recognizes pain and longing. Sarah prays that through her story, she can ease this young woman’s sorrow and help her realize the importance of God’s gift of love.

©2004 Karen Kingsbury (P)2004 Recorded Books

Boring

This was the 3rd of this series I’ve listened to & found the overall story boring, especially the narration.

Loved this story

Loved this story … very inspirational … a story of falling down & getting back up … of hope & renewal … a story of life & love.

Narrator was awful!

Hearing the reader breath, swallow, and drink water is distracting from the story. It’s aggravating while trying to connect your heart with the joy in the story. I almost stopped listening and just bought the book.

Beautiful story, difficult narration

This story is wonderful. Sadly, narrator was very distracting with pauses and swallowing that I found disturbing and completely broke the pattern of the text.

great book

I loved this book.i had listen to before from the library and decided to get it for myself.

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Any additional comments?

I like the story a lot. The only thing that was a little annoying is probably more personal preference, but the the narrator goal was to sound like the person telling her story which meant it sounded like her mouth was dry. She needed to take a sip of water about halfway through. Besides that I truly enjoyed the story.