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The Autobiography Of Mark Twain
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Product Description [Mp3Cd Audiobook Format In Vinyl Case.] [*Edited By Charles Neider][Read By Michael Anthony] Mark Twain'S Daughter, Susy, Wrote: ''Papa . . . Doesn'T Like To Go To Church At All, Why I Never Understood, Until Just Now, He Told Us The Other Day That He Couldn'T Bear To Hear Any One Talk But Himself, But That He Could Listen To Himself Talk For Hours Without Getting Tired, Of Course He Said This In Joke, But I'Ve No Dought [Sic] It Was Founded On Truth.'' From The Book. Here Is One Of The Great Autobiographies Of The English Language: Exuberant, Wonderfully Contemporary In Spirit, Written By A Man Twice As Large As Life, Who He Said So Himself Had No Trouble Remembering Everything That Had Ever Happened To Him, And A Lot Of Things Besides. Nothing Ever Happened To Mark Twain In A Small Way. His Adventures Were Invariably Fraught With Drama. Success And Failure For Him Were Equally Spectacular. And So He Roared Down The Years, Feuding With Publishers, Being A Sucker For Inventors, Always Learning Wisdom At The Point Of Ruin And Always Relishing The Absurd Spectacle Of Humankind, Whom He Regarded With A Blend Of Vitriol And Affection. Review ''It Is Worth Reading Because The Man Is In It.'' Saturday Review''A Book Filled With Richnesses Of Humor And Tragedy Of Disappointment And Triumph, Of Sweetness And Bitterness, And All In That Unsurpassed American Prose.'' New York Herald Tribune Book Review''Magnificently Alive.'' Library Journal ''The Book Is Pleasing And Will Invite Readers To Learn More Of This Great Man Of Letters Who Was Sensitive To The Comic And The Tragic Of His Times.'' Wisconsin Library Bulletin''A Book Filled With Richnesses Of Humor And Tragedy Of Disappointment And Triumph, Of Sweetness And Bitterness, And All In That Unsurpassed American Prose.'' New York Herald Tribune Book Review''Magnificently Alive.'' Library Journal ''The Book Is Pleasing And Will Invite Readers To Learn More Of This Great Man Of Letters Who Was Sensitive To The Comic And The Tragic Of His Times.'' Wisconsin Library Bulletin About The Author Mark Twain (18351910) Was Born Samuel L. Clemens In The Town Of Florida, Missouri. One Of The Most Popular And Influential Authors Our Nation Has Ever Produced, His Keen Wit And Incisive Satire Earned Him Praise From Both Critics And Peers. He Has Been Called Not Only The Greatest Humorist Of His Age But The Father Of American Literature.
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- Q: What is the format of this audiobook? A: This audiobook is in MP3 CD format. It comes packaged in a vinyl case, making it easy to store and transport.
- Q: What are the dimensions of this audiobook case? A: The case measures five point three one inches in length, zero point six inches in width, and seven point four inches in height. This compact size is convenient for travel.
- Q: Who is the author of this autobiography? A: The author of this autobiography is Mark Twain. He is widely recognized as one of the greatest American authors.
- Q: How many pages does this audiobook contain? A: This audiobook does not contain physical pages, as it is an audio format. The content is delivered through spoken narration.
- Q: What type of binding does this audiobook have? A: This audiobook is bound as a MP3 CD. This binding allows for easy playback on compatible devices.
- Q: How do I listen to this audiobook? A: To listen to this audiobook, simply insert the MP3 CD into a compatible CD player or media device. It will begin playing the audio content.
- Q: Is this audiobook suitable for children? A: Yes, this audiobook is suitable for children. However, parental guidance may be advised as Mark Twain's themes can be complex.
- Q: Can I listen to this audiobook while driving? A: Yes, you can listen to this audiobook while driving. Just ensure your vehicle has a compatible CD player.
- Q: What should I do to take care of this audiobook? A: To care for this audiobook, store the MP3 CD in its case to protect it from scratches. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight.
- Q: How do I clean the MP3 CD if it gets dirty? A: To clean the MP3 CD, gently wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth. Always wipe from the center outward to avoid scratches.
- Q: What if the audiobook arrives damaged? A: If the audiobook arrives damaged, contact customer support for assistance. They can help with returns or replacements.
- Q: Is there a warranty for this audiobook? A: No, there is typically no warranty for audiobooks. However, check with the retailer for their return policy.
- Q: How can I return this audiobook if I don't like it? A: To return the audiobook, refer to the retailer's return policy. Usually, you need to keep the original packaging.
- Q: Is this audiobook available in other formats? A: No, this specific edition is only available in MP3 CD format. Other formats may exist but are not included with this listing.
- Q: Can I find more of Mark Twain's works in this format? A: Yes, many of Mark Twain's works are available in MP3 CD format. Check with your retailer for availability.