Howl's Moving Castle: The Peter Pan Fairy Tale

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Howl's Moving Castle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jNdgZb7rdY This audio book has inspired me the way it has been expressed. It encourages the audiences to carry on listening, which is my objective, with different tone of voices making the audience feel part of the narrative. Peter Pan fairy tale https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyZQJNWclCI The Peter Pan fairy tale is one of the biggest fairy tales. It has inspired me as it connects with the audience, which is significant to ensure there is audience listening. Through the tone of voice depending on whom the narrator is referring towards. Furthermore, the narrative itself is fascinating and captures the interest of the audience.

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