Does the narrower of this book speak American English?
http://www.amazon.com/A-Whole-Nother-Story/dp/B004FI3F6O
You can listen to his sample narrated by click "Listen" button under the book's cover.
I want to buy this book to practice read aloud, so I want to read follow an American narrower.
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Hi Ekk,
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If you added down vote, please give me some reasons. :)
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The narrator has very good English pronounciation based on the example in iTunes. I might note that the example does use the word "friendful", which I did not find in the dictionary. I think it is used because it is a children's book, and though it may not be an English word, the book may be written in a casual style, and therefore the author may have made up a word by combining two words which will be recognized by a native speaker of English. Having written that, I did not find friendful in a paper version of a Webster dictionary, but it was in 2 online dictionaries.
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