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2008
In this warm and fascinating autobiography, Andrews's familiar voice is a delight to hear as she recalls her childhood during World War II and her early career on the British stage. Reviewed by Susan DunmanDownload the soundreview as an mp3 file. Time 3:52Add the Audiopolis podcast feed to your RSS Reader and have the show delivered automatically (copy this link to your RSS reader ).Subscribe to the podcast directly in iTunesRead the AudioFile magazine print review.For more reviews and audiobooks news visit www.audiofilemagazine.com.Support for AudioFile's podcasts comes from Harper Audio, Hachette Audio, Full Cast Audio, Scholastic Audio, and Simon & Schuster Audio.
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