Since it's first publication in 1885, Little Lord Fauntleroy has become a favorite with children. The move from New York to his ancestral castle comes as a shock to both Cedric and his new-found relatives, and while he comes to terms with aristocratic ways, they become more aware of compassion and social justice. The text is read with elegance by Teresa Gallagher, a much-admired Naxos reader, whose own childhood was divided between the US and UK.

Tracklist:

Cedric Knew That His Papa Had Been An Englishman
In the Midst of Their Conversation, Mary Appeared
MRS Errol Looked, in the Simple Black Dress
Mr. Havisham Had An Idea That Perhaps It Would Be Best
The Door Opened and Mrs. Errol Came in
Cedric and His Mother Came Back Soon After
It Was During the Voyage That Cedrics Mother Told Him
Later, Mr. Havisham Presented Himself at the Castle
It Was Late in the Afternoon When Little Lord Fauntleroy
The Earl Shook His Hands with Him
Dinner Was Announced. Cedric Left His Chair
When Lord Fauntleroy Wakened in the Morning
Mr Mordaunt Had Called Today to Speak to Him
Fauntleroy Had Been Standing Between His Grandfather and the Visitor
When He Was Gone, Fauntleroy, Who Had Accompanied Him
On the Following Sunday Morning
The Little Boy Could Not Help Wondering Why It Was
It Was Only About a Week After That Ride
One Evening There Was a Grand Dinner Party
Mr. Havisham Had Been Expected in the Afternoon
When Mr. Hobbs Young Friend Left Him
Almost Everybody in England Who Read the Newspapers
Not Many Days After That, a Visitor Was Announced
Of Course, As Soon As the Story of Lord Fauntleroy
Surprising As It May Appear, It Did Not Take Nearly So Long
When the Earl Left the Room After the Interview

UPC: 9789626344606
Label: Naxos Audio Books
Release Date: 7.1.07
Format: CD

Burnett / Gallagher - Little Lord Fauntleroy (CD)