Contes de Noël par Josette

audiobook

Contes de Noël par Josette

by Madame (Joséphine) Dandurand

FR·~1 hours·9 chapters

Chapters

9 total
1

CONTES de NOËL - par - JOSETTE

4:27
2

NOËL AU PAYS

7:18
3

HIER ET DEMAIN - Un conte du jour de l'an pour le grand monde.

7:37
4

LE RÊVE D'ANTOINETTE - À ma nièce.

13:40
5

LE JOUR DE L'AN - Pour les sept petites filles de Monsieur L. O. David, député.

4:16
6

NOËL - Deux souliers

12:25
7

LE JOUR DE L'AN AU CIEL - A mes trois petites amies, Héva, Constance et Marie-Paule,

9:35
8

HISTOIRE DE DEUX SERINS - Petite fable

8:08
9

LE DERNIER BIBERON

8:13

Description

In this gentle anthology, a soft, lyrical voice guides listeners through a series of Christmas‑time vignettes that feel both intimate and timeless. The prose flows with the ease of a whispered lullaby, allowing the simple joys of the season—crackling hearths, hushed prayers, and tender exchanges—to emerge without artifice. Each tale is painted with light, pastel‑like strokes, evoking the warmth of a familiar hand‑kissed cheek or the comforting hum of a carol drifting over a quiet village.

The opening story places us on a snow‑blanketed plain, where red‑haired sleds glide past towering firs toward the little church at the heart of the hamlet. As the oxen breathe out clouds of warm vapor, children’s laughter rises like fragile bells, and the landscape seems to pulse with a shared anticipation of the holiday. Other pieces, such as the wistful “Rêve d’Antoinette” and the reflective “Jour de l’an au Ciel,” continue this reverie, offering glimpses of hope, innocence, and the quiet magic that only a winter night can reveal. The collection comforts the listener, inviting a nostalgic smile and, perhaps, a tear of quiet delight.

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Language

fr

Duration

~1 hours (72K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Renald Levesque and La bibliothèque Nationale du Québec

Release date

2004-07-26

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Madame (Joséphine) Dandurand

Madame (Joséphine) Dandurand

1862–1925

A lively voice in Quebec letters, she brought journalism, theater, and sharp social observation together with a strong commitment to women's public life. Her work offers a vivid glimpse of French-Canadian culture at the turn of the 20th century.

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