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Frank McCourt

Finding Humor and Hope in a Harsh Childhood.

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Author: Frank McCourt

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publication date: 06/04/2026

Audiobook duration: 31min

Angela's Ashes Audiobook by chapters

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Chapter 1:

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69:19

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Chapter 2:

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90:01

Chapter 3:

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44:11

Chapter 4:

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37:20

Chapter 5:

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38:21

Chapter 6:

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37:16

Chapter 7:

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31:28

Chapter 8:

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60:35

Chapter 9:

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38:05

Chapter 10:

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38:04

Chapter 11:

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32:49

Chapter 12:

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32:57

Chapter 13:

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24:27

Chapter 14:

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26:27

Chapter 15:

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35:46

Chapter 16:

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22:44

Chapter 17:

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32:32

Chapter 18:

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16:36

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Who should listen to Angela's Ashes

The summary audiobook of "Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt is ideal for anyone seeking a poignant yet humorous exploration of resilience in the face of adversity. Listeners who appreciate compelling memoirs, those interested in the Irish experience during the early 20th century, and individuals looking for inspiration from a tale of childhood struggles will find valuable insights in this summary. It's also perfect for students or readers who want a concise overview before delving into the full memoir.

3 quotes from Angela's Ashes

"The past is always with us, and we can never truly escape it, no matter how hard we try."
"You might be black and blue, but you don't let them know it. You keep your pride and dignity."
"You can't take the past away from me, but you can help me to build a future so bright it shines through the darkness."

Author: Frank McCourt

Frank McCourt was an Irish-American author and teacher, best known for his poignant memoir, "Angela's Ashes," published in 1996, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography. Born in 1930 in the impoverished streets of Limerick, Ireland, McCourt's early life was marked by struggle, poverty, and the hardships of growing up in a large, dysfunctional family dominated by alcoholism and financial instability. After emigrating to the United States in 1949, he pursued a career in education while nurturing his passion for writing. His vivid storytelling captures the complexities of his childhood experiences with humor and pathos, making "Angela's Ashes" not only a powerful testament to resilience but also a significant work in contemporary literature that resonates with readers worldwide.

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