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The Book Eaters · Sunyi Dean

The Book Eaters · Sunyi Dean

By Sunyi Dean · narrated by Katie Erich

Runtime13:27:29
Parts37
Spoken inEnglish
Now on the chart Act 1. Dusk - Devon by Day
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Track list

37 parts
  1. 1 Act 1. Dusk - Devon by Day 00:15:12
  2. 2 A Princess of the Magic Line 00:25:53
  3. 3 Devon by Night 00:26:33
  4. 4 A Knight’s Tale 00:25:06
  5. 5 The Hazel Eyes of Hester 00:24:58
  6. 6 The Princess Bride 00:26:17
  7. 7 A Taste of Redemption 00:18:26
  8. 8 Act 2. Midnight - Gifts for the Christ Child 00:19:33
  9. 9 The Ten Fifteen to Edinburgh 00:14:55
  10. 10 The Princess Returns to Elfland 00:20:58
  11. 11 Ramsey at the Charge! 00:18:10
  12. 12 The Princess & the Goblins 00:20:12
  13. 13 In the Company of Wolves 00:22:24
  14. 14 The Princess & the Ogre 00:24:13
  15. 15 Act 3. Witching Hour - Ramsey & the Mountain of Light! 00:26:58
  16. 16 Prince Charming Plays Tomb Raider 00:20:43
  17. 17 The Princess Lets Down Her Hair 00:24:24
  18. 18 The Many Faces of Devon Fairweather 00:24:40
  19. 19 The Exile Formerly Known as Prince 00:24:49
  20. 20 House of Saints 00:23:42
  21. 21 Monster 00:26:36
  22. 22 Act 4. Dawn - Father, Son, & Holy Spirit 00:23:05
  23. 23 Remember the Sabbath 00:29:49
  24. 24 The Rest of the Story 00:20:38
  25. 25 Camelot, Inc 00:26:16
  26. 26 Something Rotten in Denmark 00:25:35
  27. 27 The Princess Seeks Her Prince 00:17:31
  28. 28 Nycteris Follows the Firefly 00:20:07
  29. 29 Act 5. High Noon - Grendel & his Mother 00:19:01
  30. 30 Happily Never After 00:25:34
  31. 31 No More Secrets 00:22:48
  32. 32 Dark Horse 00:14:56
  33. 33 Into the Labyrinth 00:15:17
  34. 34 The Knight & the Dragon 00:21:58
  35. 35 No More Fairy Tales 00:16:18
  36. 36 Bonus Conversation 00:33:11
  37. 37 Credits 00:00:44

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Out on the Yorkshire Moors lives a secret line of people for whom books are food, and who retain all of a recording’s content after eating it. To them, spy novels are a peppery snack; romance novels are sweet and delicious. Eating a map can help them remember destinations, and children, when they misbehave, are forced to eat dry, musty pages from dictionaries.

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