The Hundred And One Dalmatians

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The Hundred And One Dalmatians

By: Dodie Smith

Narrated by: Martin Jarvis

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This stunning audio production brings to life everyone's favourite canine cast. Featuring Martin Jarvis as the voices of Pongo, Missus Pongo, Perdita, the Sheepdog Colonel, Lucky, Patch, Cadpig and Roly Poly, plus many, many more!
The Hundred and One Dalmatians is one of the best-known and most-loved children's stories of all time. Dodie Smith's magical book is presented here complete and unabridged for a great family listening experience.The story follows Mr and Mrs Dearly, who are surprised but happy when Missus Pongo produces an extremely large brood! However, the nasty and intimidating Cruella de Vil is fast onto their scent, as her lust for a beautiful Dalmatian coat drives her to attempt to steal the puppies, with the help of her side-kicks the Baddun Brothers. A story as full of love and kindness as it is of adventure and excitement, The Hundred and One Dalmatians is a lovely listen, and a rewarding one.

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"...excitement and fun, inextricably mixed, and a wonderful reading by Martin Jarvis."

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My son really enjoyed this story, he is 6 years old and has seen the Disney film so was aware of the characters and the plot line. We particularly liked how the story is told from the dogs point of view which brings a certain humour to the narration. Recommended for all children of this age range as an easy to follow story.