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This is another audiobook I chose at random, and I’m glad I did. It’s unique in that most of the story is told through the family’s typewriter, Olivetti. Olivetti holds all of the memories and things everyone has typed into the machine. When a family crisis develops, he decides to break the typewriter code and begins to type out messages that can help pull the family through.
Beautifully told, and a reminder to respect animate and inanimate objects alike. The narrator was engaging and the book kept my interest from page 1. Would highly recommend it to the young and adults alike.
This is another audiobook I chose at random, and I’m glad I did. It’s unique in that most of the story is told through the family’s typewriter, Olivetti. Olivetti holds all of the memories and things everyone has typed into the machine. When a family crisis develops, he decides to break the typewriter code and begins to type out messages that can help pull the family through.
Beautifully told, and a reminder to respect animate and inanimate objects alike. The narrator was engaging and the book kept my interest from page 1. Would highly recommend it to the young and adults alike.