The House of Arden

By: E. Nesbit

Narrated by: Christine Rendel

The House of Arden is a timeless tale of adventure, fantasy, and mystery for children (and adults) of all ages. Written in 1908 by Edith Nesbit, the prolific British author of children's literature, this wonderful story continues to delight generations of listeners and readers as we journey through history with the Arden children.

Narrator Christine Rendel breathes new life into a treasured classic.

Public Domain (P)2019 Christine Rendel

Sets a very high standard

There is a reason why Nesbit was so well known. It is books like this. Required reading for 21st century writers.

You should read this!

I think that the book was wonderful!
The narrating was amazing, and I had I good time listening to it.

I feel like the end of the book was a bit boring. I was looking for a bit more.. but I’m very glad it had a happy end.

The plot was interesting and kept me turning the pages, but I felt like it could’ve used a little more explanation.

Sadly, I wanted to finish quickly and not have to keep reading it.
I wanted to move on with it.
I do think that it was a lovely book and the author did a great job of character development. You should definitely read this. It is a great book to listen to if you are just doing random things like laundry. It helps pass the time. I do not suggest it for people who tend to be impatient. It doesn’t make me sit at the edge of my seat.

This is a special one.

Written over 100 years ago, this I think is one of Nesbit’s most interesting children’s books. It deals with history and the fluidity of time.