Listening for the Crack of Dawn: A Master Storyteller Recalls the Appalachia of the 50s and 60s

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Summary: Wonderful, heart-touching, & hilarious stories
Review: Davis captures the hearts of his readers with these stories of his boyhood adventures. Wonderful for parents to read to children or teachers to read to their students. You'll be laughing one minute and crying the next!

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Summary: A wonderful book for the whole fanily
Review: Donald Davis is a wonderful writer and story teller. My children love to hear his stories as well as I. It makes a long trip in the car much more fun.

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Summary: Well written tales of the life in a small town.
Review: Donald Davis is the perfect storyteller. He knows how to blend the joys and sorrows of life together in a satisfying mix. LSMFT is funny and The last Butler in sulfer Springs reveals the dark secrets each town has. Most of all Different Drummer is a shocking tale- but it captures the real anguish of vietnam. I have met Mr. Davis and he is as affable as his tales. He is even better on audio- you can hear the joy of life in his voice.

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Summary: Donald Davis--Storyteller Extrordinaire!
Review: I am buying Donald Davis' cassette, "THE CRACK OF DAWN" for the second time. I owned my first copy for many years until by stereo was stolen from my car and had Mr. Davis' tape in it. I had the privilege of meeting him at a storytelling festival at Cal State University, Los Angeles and heard this story in person. It is every bit as good on tape. Mr. Davis spins his yarn in such a mesmerizing way that you can almost see his Aunt Laura and hear the "Crack of Dawn."

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Summary: Donald Davis--Storyteller Extrordinaire!
Review: I am buying Donald Davis' cassette, "THE CRACK OF DAWN" for the second time. I owned my first copy for many years until by stereo was stolen from my car and had Mr. Davis' tape in it. I had the privilege of meeting him at a storytelling festival at Cal State University, Los Angeles and heard this story in person. It is every bit as good on tape. Mr. Davis spins his yarn in such a mesmerizing way that you can almost see his Aunt Laura and hear the "Crack of Dawn."

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Summary: Donald Davis--Storyteller Extrordinaire!
Review: I am buying Donald Davis' cassette, "THE CRACK OF DAWN" for the second time. I owned my first copy for many years until by stereo was stolen from my car and had Mr. Davis' tape in it. I had the privilege of meeting him at a storytelling festival at Cal State University, Los Angeles and heard this story in person. It is every bit as good on tape. Mr. Davis spins his yarn in such a mesmerizing way that you can almost see his Aunt Laura and hear the "Crack of Dawn."

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Summary: I am very pleased at the outcome of my stories.
Review: I am so happy that millions of people are thankful for my services to keep storytelling alive. I couldn't have done it without Annie Mackintosh and Mary Katherine. Thank you so much

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Summary: My favorite audiobook of all time
Review: I don't think anyone can listen to Donald Davis tell his Different Drummer story and not be touched by it. Just it alone is worth the price of the set of cassettes. You also get to hear LSMFT (yes, that's the title of the story), which has a nearly perfect ending. Each is a story so good that you wish you could forget it, so that you'd have the pleasure of listening to it again for the first time.

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Summary: My favorite audiobook of all time
Review: I don't think anyone can listen to Donald Davis tell his Different Drummer story and not be touched by it. Just it alone is worth the price of the set of cassettes. You also get to hear LSMFT (yes, that's the title of the story), which has a nearly perfect ending. Each is a story so good that you wish you could forget it, so that you'd have the pleasure of listening to it again for the first time.

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Summary: Donald Davis is wonderful`
Review: I have read and listened to several of Donald Davis' books. He is the best story teller I have ever listened to. He makes you laugh, cry and remember. I encourage anyone who loves to hear a good yarn, listen to any of D. Davis's works. He is awesome.