The Note: The first sound of Christmas Audiobook

A unique Christmas story, 'The note' will take you on a wonderful journey across the greatest oceans to a baby in a manger and beyond guided by the heart warming narration of the author Richard Littledale and the stunning orchestral arrangement by Andrew Stamp. With it's high praise ( see below ), The note is to be enjoyed by you, your friends and loved ones. Do you hear THE NOTE? Richard Littledale writes “once it has been played or sung, every note goes on forever. May this note stay with you forever". PRAISE FOR THE NOTE AUDIOBOOK “It has a life all of its own. Bravo! Listened keenly on public transport this morning. Oh the inspiration!” - Bernard Achampong, freelance radio producer “It has something of the Little Prince about it” – Fiona Robertson, editor, Watkins Press “It leaves a residue, which is the hallmark of a good story. …The Note is super – evocative and haunting as ever. You have a knack of taking the simplest thing and imbuing it with meaning, depth and resonance.” – Jonny Gallant, managing director, Alban Books “Great first impression” – Rev Mary Hawes, National Children’s and Youth adviser, C of E “Magical” – John Logan, head teacher. “Well... it's just sheer delight. I think you may have a winner :)” – Jonathan Gunson, bestselling author and marketing expert, New Zealand “I love it, I can just picture the whole family sitting together to listen to this, with just the faint flicker of candle light” – Trudi Harrison, cake-maker “A mesmerising, thought-provoking and tinglingly emotive story, so beautifully read. Every listener will find him or herself looking for that silvery note. Just gorgeous” – Karen Sullivan, founder, Orenda Books “Just wow really! Beautiful and your voice is perfect for it - so gentle & peaceful” Helen Sadler, founder of Monkey Wellbeing, children’s specialist” “It's a lovely story. The whole thing is completely gorgeous. I wish you all the very best with

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"I have listened to this little story times without number, and yet it captures both heart and imagination every single time. There is something truly enchanting here, not unlike the greatest story, which it evokes."

— Richard (5 out of 5 stars)