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Three more books are ready to move to the section of completed works!
A Rough Shaking
Heather and Snow
The Marquis of Lossie

The Marquis of Lossie is PL OK all the way through!

Beautiful work, Devorah! What a joy for me to have this little part in getting your heartfelt narration of a favorite book out to listeners! It's always a joy to work with you!

God bless!
~ Hannah

Wow! Good work! It has been a crazy week here, but I look forward to PLing tomorrow (Saturday)!

68 and 69 are PL OK!

Hope your trip is going well!

Yes, these are sweet chapters... the calm before the storm!

65-67 are PL OK.

63 and 64 are PL OK!

The book description looks good! When additional themes pop into mind, I see that they would give away the important fact you are letting readers learn first through "Malcolm." Glad your event was a (qualified) success! I wonder if fundraising is harder in general right now, as is running ...

62 is PL OK and intoned so well for the different moods.

Oh, poor Lady C... I am forcing myself not to pick up my hardcover copy of the book to get her through this misunderstanding. It's too fun to hear it all come from your voice this time through!

All PL OK! The plot thickens... Pretty obvious outcome at this point (even if I didn't remember the ending from the Phillips edition years ago), but MacDonald makes it look impossible so far.

Hope your big event is going well this evening!

Wow! Thank you for making quick work of that after my long, off-and-on process the past 2.7 years! And thank you for all your help on this project from PL to MC and beyond, Devorah!

56-58 are all PL OK and exciting!

And the final two, little chapters are Ready for PL!

Happy dance!! Big sigh!!!

42 and 43 are ready for PL. Only two short chapters left to edit! I just won't get to them today.

54 and 55 are PL OK. So glad to see Duncan again!!

52 and 53 are PL OK. Ah yes, the things we will never attempt again...! And those long sentences. No wonder readers often say they can understand MacDonald better when well-read than reading for themselves. But that means we narrators have the pressure of trying to understand it all first! At least ...