This audio recording of Mother Goose in Prose was read by the following volunteers:

Barbara Wedge, Westwinds12, Patricia Oakley, Andrew Lebrun, Christie Nowak, Julian Jamison, Cynthia Lyons, JemmaBlythe, Charlene Harris, Judy Bierber, Christiane Levesque, Brennan Holtzclaw, and David Barnes.

Contents

• Introduction – 00:09:55 — Read by Barbara Wedge
• Sing a Song o' Sixpence – 00:14:10 — Read by Westwinds12
• Little Boy Blue – 00:18:22 — Read by Westwinds12
• The Cat and the Fiddle – 00:10:00 — Read by Westwinds12
• The Black Sheep – 00:09:57 — Read by Westwinds12
• Old King Cole – 00:13:06 — Read by Westwinds12
• Mistress Mary – 00:17:36 — Read by Patricia Oakley
• The Wondrous Wise Man – 00:12:14 — Read by Andrew Lebrun
• What Little Jack Horner Did – 00:09:39 — Read by Christie Nowak
• The Man in the Moon – 00:12:29 — Read by Julian Jamison
• The Jolly Miller – 00:10:59 — Read by Christie Nowak
• The Little Man and His Little Gun – 00:11:42 — Read by Cynthia Lyons
• Hickory Dickory Dock – 00:10:32 — Read by Patricia Oakley
• Little Bo-Peep – 00:12:08 — Read by Barbara Wedge
• The Story of Tommy Tucker – 00:10:35 — Read by JemmaBlythe
• Pussy Cat Mew – 00:07:27 — Read by Patricia Oakley
• How the Beggars Came to Town – 00:19:18 — Read by Charlene Harris
• Tom the Piper's Son – 00:08:21 — Read by Judy Bieber
• Humpty Dumpty – 00:16:22 — Read by Patricia Oakley
• The Woman Who Lived in a Shoe – 00:11:00 — Read by Christiane Levesque
• Little Miss Muffet – 00:11:49 — Read by Brennan Holtzclaw
• Three Wise Men of Gotham – 00:16:14 — Read by David Barnes
• Little Bun Rabbit – 00:12:29 — Read by Judy Bieber

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