Blackbirdpie's comments (member since Aug 30, 2009)

Blackbirdpie's comments from the Audiobooks group.

Wendy T wrote: "I'm just starting to listening to You Suck A Love Storyby Christopher Moore. "

Oh, I loved listening to this one because Abby Normal's journal entries were so funny!

I am almost done listening to The Hunger Games on audio book. I wished for a bit better narrator but the story was very compelling- I found myself looking for busywork around the house just to I could extend my listening time. Normally I am not interested in post-apocalyptic style fiction but I was hooked into the story on this book right away. I've already purchased the sequel instead of waiting for my audible credits next month, I couldn't wait!

The Shifting Fog by Kate Morton. I really like the narrator's voice on some words, her accent can make the word "no" sound really intriguing.

Hey, Fahrenheit 451 was one of the first audiobooks I listened to as an adult, I really liked it.

I also really liked Flight by Sherman Alexie. Adam Beach is the narrator for that one.

Neil Gaiman often narrates his own work but American Gods had a different narrator. Great narration on that one and one of my favourite stories.

This summer my 5 yo and I listened to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, that was a lot of fun for long car drives.

Flight by Sherman Alexie for older teenagers. Narrated by Adam Beach, who was in Smoke Signals (Alexie's screenplay).

The original Winnie the Pooh stories done by the BBC, including Judi Dench on the cast. I cannot say enough good things about the cast for this narration, the voices are all so enjoyable, especially Eeyore. The original stories are also very clever, sweet and funny.