Christmas Story Teller Series 1

• Ding Dong Merrily on High!
• Bertie’s Escapade read by Bernard Cribbins
• The Chocolate Soldier read by Carole Boyd
• Timbertwig’s Christmas Tree read by George Layton
• King John’s Christms read by Nigel Lambert
• Silent Night
• Snow White read by Liza Goddard
• Boo Ho Ho! read by Bernard Cribbins
• What Wanda Wanted read by Carole Boyd
• Aladdin and his Magic Lmap read by George Layton
• The Great Sleigh Robbery read by Nigel Lambert
• The First Christmas read by Liza Goddard
• We Three Kings

Story Teller 12 - Series 2

• Box of Robbers read by Patricia Hodge
• The Challenging Bull read by Nigel Lambert
• Barney’s Winter Present read by Antonia Swinson
• Toad of Toad Hall (3) read by Richard Briers
• Minnie the Floating Witch read by Patricia Hodge
• Grogre the Golden Ogre (2) read by Nigel Lambert
• An Eskimo Baby read by Patricia Hodge

Story Teller 19 - SERIES 2

• Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1) read by Patricia Hodge
• Wonder Wellies read by Nigel Lambert
• Peter and the Mountainy Men read by Carole Boyd
• The Treachery of Morgan read by Mick Ford
• Pat’s Piano read by Carole Boyd
• Danger in the Reeds read by Nigel Lambert
• My Uncle Paul of Pimlico read by Nigel Lambert

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Story Teller 6 - SERIES 2

• Gobbolino and the Little Wooden Horse (1) read by Sheila Hancock
• The Wizard of Oz: The Final Journey read by Miriam Margolyes
• The Farmer, the Tomt and the Troll read by Carole Boyd
• Shorty The Statellite And The Shooting Star read by Nigel Lambert
• The Fishing Stone read by Carole Boyd
• Silly Old Baboon read by Nigel Lambert

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This volume contains a generous selection of articles by Professor Josй Lambert, tracing in large part the intellectual itinerary of their author. Some four decades ago Josй Lambert started out as a young research student in French and comparative literature, trying to get a better grip on the problem of interliterary contacts, and he rapidly became a key figure in the emergent discipline of translation studies, where he is now widely known and valued as an indefatigable ambassador and promoter of descriptively oriented research. This collection shows how Josй Lambert has never stopped asking new questions about the crucial but often hidden role of language and translation in the world of yesteryear and today.