I hope in the future more of Alexander Key’s marvelous stories will be brought to Audible.
And, as is often the case with cross-gender reading, I found his performance of Tia’s voice really annoying. The performer who does the reading is very animated and a master of accents and various voices which often had me laughing, although they were so over the top I found them a little distracting. But as he handles masterfully in all his stories, Key shows both the worst and the shining best of humanity-what too many are but also what we all could become. Most of all, Escape to Witch Mountain touches on deep themes such as sense of belonging, hating people without justification, and even stewardship of the planet. It’s a quest for identity in a broken world, where people all too often bully and ostracize those who don’t look and act like every one else. A vehicle floats in midair a coat rack comes to life and attacks a sheriff and wild animals are putty in the hands of Tony and. Key’s beautiful, heartfelt writing contains wonderful, memorable characters, as well as all the tension and suspense and mystery you could ask for. Escape to Witch Mountain is a 1995 American television film directed by Peter Rader and a remake of the 1975 film Escape to Witch Mountain. But because they have supernatural powers, they are sure that they come from another world-and that their people still exist somewhere.
(Illustrator) 3.90 Rating details 3,440 ratings 204 reviews Some terrifying experience has blocked Tony and Tia's memory of the past. This incredible story swept me away as a kid and continues to captivate me as an adult. (Witch Mountain) by Alexander Key, Leon B.
Excellent, bewitching story, animated narration
0 kommentar(er)
