Many Waters Free Audiobook Download by Madeleine L'Engle

Madeleine L'Engle's book is a short story about the Reverend Sybil Thorndike and her struggle with alcoholism. This audiobook has been narrated by Ann Marie Lee who does an excellent job of recreating the character of the Reverend and giving her voice to everyone else in the story. Many Waters is a powerful, moving story that leaves you feeling hopeful.

When a boy is born with a mark on his face, marking him as different than everyone else, he's told to stay out of the river. But one day, when things get bad, he breaks the rules. He swam out of the shallow area and into the deep water where he found another marked boy. They became friends and started swimming together in that place between the shore and their home beyond it.

Many Waters is a short novel by Madeleine L'Engle, but it is also the story of a life's journey that has spanned many generations. In her book, L'Engle provides a young protagonist with the opportunity to experience and appreciate some of the great thinkers in human history. For example, young Meg learns about Socrates and Plato from Plato's Seventh Letter, and she becomes enthralled by their thoughts on how love can guide us through our lives. As such, this book is an excellent introduction to philosophy for those who are interested in learning more about this subject

Many Waters is a book about the adventures of two children on a journey to spread the good news of Jesus across an evil empire. At the heart of this story is a river and many people who help these children find their way. The narrator for this audiobook was Ann Marie Lee, who did an excellent job with her performance and really brought out the emotions in each character. The production quality of this audio book was also very high, which helped make it more enjoyable.

In Many Waters, the author tells a story of an artistic eleven-year-old girl named Katie who is left in charge of the family farm when her father and mother are called away by the war. As she struggles to deal with her new life and unappreciated family, she realizes that this new, hard life is just one more adventure to create art on.