It is Graham...the word pacing and inflections match his manner of speaking. His voice changed a bit as he aged. If you listen to his high-pitched noises and watch other sketches where he makes the same noise they match.

A pleasure to listen to! Graham read beautifully and the story is a gem: his impersonations of fellow Pythons are priceless. Thank heavens they didn't entirely forsake 'Owl Stretching Time' - it did end up as a sketch. Still a brilliant title. God bless Graham. You were brilliant and very very silly!

4:41, AAAAAAWWW, he looks so cute with a depressed look on his face. :3

what a beautiful voice....

holy crap, he does a good Terry Jones (Terry Jones doing a high pitched voice of course)..."goos thing-ness", "intercoursingly"...i'm definitely nicking that phrase...thanks Graham.. btw, that shot of Graham as the vicar - I've never seen anyone look so ridiculously handsome with a weapon lodged in their skull...haha, "kwa-lee-tee"

I used to have this book. Paid about $120 for it from a rare/used book shop about 15/16 years ago. Wish I could find another original copy..

Thanks for posting this! This is a piece of treasure you've got there. I'm a new fan looking for a lot of their stuff, but some of it is already out of print ):

I can't believe I never noticed they're holding kitties at 3:41!

"terry jones: eeeeeeeeeee!!"

Thanks for this upload.

Soon to be an animated movie. *cough cough* in 3D.

I have the audiobook, actually. I'll upload the whole thing if I can ever get my computer working correctly. Don't hold your breath, though.

Fun! Nice! Cool!

@vclchatte It is a very good book indeed.

Is that Graham reading? I don't feel it sounds like him. Thanks for posting!

look you welsh git!

This is definitly NOT Graham Chapman reading the book.His voice is different ,look it up on u tube