Oh my I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes. I have always loved this book and I loved the movie with Ann Bancroft. The audio version that I listened to a few years ago was wonderful and I have recommended this book to so many people. A person can't tell me that they love books without me passing on this information. You've brought back wonderful memories of all my past experiences with it. And even though I knew the ending, I still was affected by it. Thank you for presenting this! Job well done.

Thank you so much for this. I have been fascinated by this story for so long, and feel so touched by this beautiful offering. ❤

So touching. Especially how Helene's warm wit gradually broke down Frank's British formality.

Thank you so much for this wonderful reading of 84CCR.

Happy 104th Birthday Helen Hanff! I so enjoy all your books and wish you were here to write more.

Thank you so much for this reading. I hope Brad and Pam are doing well! ❤

Un libro delicioso que leí hace años y que releo con frecuencia. Una maravilla. Gracias por leerlo para nosotros 🤗🇪🇸

Today marks the 23rd anniversary of Helene hanff's passing. Everyone who has not read her book 84 Charing Cross Road, please do so. It is a marvelous read! She was such a good writer and you will enjoy it! Her other books are wonderful too and worth a read. I wish I had met you Helene Hanff and I hope you are happy where you are!

Wow, a full reading of the book! That's wonderful. The ending's different to the copy I remember reading last year, this one's much more satisfactory😊

Brilliant! Thanks a lot!

Remembering Helene Hanff 24 years after her passing. I never get tired of her books. I have all but one. I read 84 once a year. It is such a delightful book! Anyone who has not read it or her other books please do so. You are in for a treat!

Love this story so much.

Thank you Brad and Pam! You are both wonderful readers! I love 84 Charing Cross Road very much. I have read all of Helene's books and they are wonderful! I am a book lover and I love bookstores. My regret is that the bookstore 84 Charing Cross is no longer there, but it lives in her wonderful and delightful book!

it was 25 years ago yesterday, April 9th when she died. A very sad day it was. She left us that wonderful little book and the others she wrote. What a wonderful gift. I do hope that some day someone writes a terrific bio on that wonderful lady! thank you Miss Hanff for 84 Charing Cross Road and the other 4 you wrote.

Brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥃🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿📚 I cried at the end… so beautiful and well read 😢

What a wonderful reading! It's such a lovely book, and hearing parts of it again reminded me of long-gone book shops that I loved.

This is the first play that I was ever cast in: I was a bookstore clerk, and my fellow bookstore clerk, Karole Spangler, was playing Helene Hanff. There is a small role in the play, "Tom", with no speaking lines: he is one of Frank Doel's bookstore clerks, in the play. Karole asked me at work if I would do it, and I did. That was 30 years ago. I've been in a dozen or more plays since then (just small community theater productions), so on top of my normal geek activities I have an acting career that I never even expected or planned for. 84 Charing Cross Road was the very first play I was in, and I am still, to this day, arrested by every word of the script, much of which I still have memorized, even though my part had no speaking lines. Thank you, theater people, for letting me be a part of your wonderful world. Our production was around 1990 at the Clifton Center, directed by the late and much lamented Londoner-turned-Louisvillian, Ms Kathi E. B. Ellis. For more than 35 years, Ms Ellis, through her theatrical direction, led us in Louisville to understand that good theater could happen even 1500 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. She is sorely missed by so many here, she is the sort of person you'd do anything to have back. I will say of her as director that she told me what to do, I did it, and I didn't ruin the play. I was later cast by her in "Takin' Over the Asylum", 25 years later. I miss her so much.

It is charming to refer to New York as her "...home town."

Very nice. but a shame you cannot pronounce correctly. I'll still score you 10/10

Terrible readings!