Forgotten Classics: Barry Hughart

9.16.2010

Barry Hughart

Bridge of Birds
(Book 1 of The Chronicles of Master Li and Number Ten Ox)

Chapters 1-3: show notes, download
Chapters 4-6: show notes, download
Chapters 7-9: show notes, download
Chapters 10-11: show notes, download
Chapters 12-13: show notes, download
Chapters 14-15: show notes, download
Chapters 16-17: show notes, download
Chapters 18-19: show notes, download
Chapters 20-22: show notes, download
Chapters 23-24: show notes, download
Chapters 25-26: Show Notes, Download
Chapters 27-28: Show Notes, Download
Chapters 29-30: Show Notes, Download

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Jeff MillerSeptember 19, 2011 at 5:04 PM
Loving it so far and the sense of humor is great, such as plague that can count.
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AnonymousMay 7, 2012 at 2:38 AM
always loved this series. Heard that there is a 4th book unpublished. Would love to see it published so I can buy it.
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9.16.2010

Barry Hughart

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