Alexa Tewkesbury and Steve Legg - It's A Boy - Audio Book

Published Tuesday 1st March 2005
Alexa Tewkesbury and Steve Legg - It's A Boy - Audio Book
Alexa Tewkesbury and Steve Legg - It's A Boy - Audio Book

STYLE: Children
RATING 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 12268-108
LABEL: Fierce! FIERCD20
FORMAT: CD Audio Book
ITEMS: 1
RRP: £5.99

Reviewed by Brian Carr

Let me tell you a story. There was a busy husband, breadwinner, father of three, trying to keep in focus what the festive season is really all about. Into his life dropped a CD, a talking book in fact, giving a bird's eye view of the birth of Jesus and although a little older than the intended target audience, do you know what? Something of the mystery of God coming to earth in the weakest form shone through and spoke into my life. This audio CD uses the adventures of three little quails, who happened to be around when the world-changing events took place, to tell the Christmas story. Superbly narrated by Russell Boulter who is perhaps best known as DS Boulton in television's The Bill, this will be ideal for giving parents a night off from telling bedtime stories and to make sure they are lulled to sleep at the end, Sir Cliff Richard sings an appropriate song. The story is also released as an animated movie including the voices of Cannon and Ball and the "King Of The Jungle" Joe Pasquale. What did I learn from this audio CD? Not to stress and meddle with things God has already sorted out well before I knew anything about them.

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Product Description
Narrated by TV's Russell Boulter and featuring Sir Cliff Richard singing the title track.

When three quails overhear an angel telling Mary she's going to give birth to the Son of God, they're quite bewildered.

Soon afterwards, they're captured by King Herod's bird catcher and thrown into a cage in the palace for fattening up. As three strangers arrive looking for a new King, the quails realise it's Mary's baby they're talking about.

Then, to their horror, the birds learn that Herod wants Him dead. The race is on to find Mary and the baby before Herod can carry out his dreadful plan. But first, the quails have to escape from the evil King....

Reader Comments

Posted by Steve Rogers in Bournemouth @ 09:59 on Oct 25 2005

Fantastic talking book. My kids listen to it every night as they fall asleep. Can't wait to see the cartoon!



Posted by angel in england @ 10:46 on Sep 3 2005

i have this book and it is one of the best storys around!!!!!!!!!!! another story by this FANTASTIC starting out writer is the christmas stars big shine it is also about the christmas story and is coming out soon i would love to tell her you have done a review on it !



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