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Beyond Nab End

By: William Woodruff
Narrated by: Sam Wood
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 The second volume of Woodruff's memoirs begins with him arriving in Poplar in the early 1930s. Luckily he gets a job at a steel foundry, and lives with an old couple in Bow. It also covers his winning of a place at Oxford and his part in the war effort.©2008 William Woodruff (P)2014 Audible, Inc. War
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Absolutely brilliant books, brilliantly read, the second book is as equally as good as the first, my favorite author and Sam Wood does it justice, I cant recommend it highly enough
I wish there were more

Nab End and Beyond Nab End

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An enthralling and complelling listen. About a young 16 year old who abandons the North where there is no work on the off chance he may get a job in a foundry in London and his stuggle to survive poverty and how he manges to educate himself and enter Oxford university. Read extremely well by Sam Kelly. Descriptive language is good. I can thoroughly recommend this audio book.

Beyond Nab End by William Woodruff

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excellent narration. multi-faceted. every accent imaginable. really believe it is the author telling the story.

inspirational in many ways. an antidote to sloth

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loved this book..reader so engaging..hard to stop listening..sorry it ended...want to read more of woodruff's books.

Great book

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Having read The Road To Nab End, I really wanted to know more about William. What a wonderful, often tragic, emotional and unabashed honest account he gave. I couldn't put it down.

wonderful

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