Robin Kermode has narrated 4 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors, with an average listener rating of 5★ across 5 ratings. The most-rated is Speak So Your Audience Will Listen.
Speak So Your Audience Will Listen
Summary
Speak So Your Audience Will Listen is an audiobook for anyone who has to deliver a message, tell a story – or speak to another human being. Most of us are quite relaxed and confident when we're with our friends and family. We can tell a story or even tell a joke. But put us on a platform and we can feel very different. When we speak to an audience, we often put on a public mask; and use a different voice. Why can't we seem to be ourselves when we give a talk? In this audiobook, we will look at all aspects of spoken communication, from structure right through to delivery. We will learn how to have a conversation with our audience - to be ourselves - so that we connect with them every time we speak. In seven simple steps, you can learn to be a confident and authentic public speaker. There are specific exercises at the end of every section for you to practice. Whether you're a CEO presenting to shareholders, a manager motivating your team, an entrepreneur selling a business, a creative pitching an idea, a charity worker asking for donations, or a parent speaking at your daughter's wedding, this audiobook will help you become a confident and authentic public speaker – so that when you speak, your audience will listen.
©2013 Robin Kermode (P)2014 Robin Kermode
The Rainbow and the Rose
Summary
When Johnny Pascoe attempts to rescue a sick girl from the Tasmanian outback, his plane crashes, leaving him dangerously injured. Ronnie Clarke, who was trained by Pascoe, endeavours to fly a doctor in to help but this proves more difficult than he imagined. As he waits overnight at Pascoe's house, preparing to try again the following day, Clarke revisits the past of this unusual man - and reveals the shocking and tragic secrets that have influenced his life.Nevil Shute Norway (17 January 1899 – 12 January 1960) was a popular British-Australian novelist and a successful aeronautical engineer. He studied at Balliol College, Oxford, and published his first novel, Marazan, in 1926. During the Second World War he joined the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve where he worked on developing secret weapons, but after the conflict he continued to write and settled in Australia where he lived until his death on 12 January 1960. His most celebrated novels include Pied Piper (1942), No Highway (1948), A Town Like Alice (1950) and On the Beach (1957).
©1958 Nevil Shute (P)2012 Audible Ltd
The Selfish Giant
Summary
Robin Kermode reads Oscar Wilde's classic children's story, The Selfish Giant.
Public Domain (P)2015 Robin Kermode
The Flowerpot Man
Summary
In 43 days he'd be a single man again. But to Will Foster, it was a lifetime. Six weeks and one day. That's what it takes from decree nisi to decree absolute. The settlement had been agreed, and Liz had moved out, but she kept coming back like a boomerang that wouldn't go away. The next 43 days could shape the rest of his life. So he decided to keep a diary. Writing it made him realize that although divorce isn't funny, at some stage you have to try to laugh.
©2007 Robin Kermode (P)2015 Robin Kermode