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That's exactly what it sounds like in the audiobook - a reader's theatre production. And yes, the attributions are there, read by a different narrator than the one reading the quotes (there are 166 narrators).
166 narrators!?! Definitely pick up a print copy! I'm sure the novel is much easier to sort out when you read it.
But it is so much more amazing with audio.
They only announce the character the FIRST time she or he is heard. Which is a problem - with 166 voices one quickly gets confused.
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Mar 04, 2017 09:37AM
That's exactly what it sounds like in the audiobook - a reader's theatre production. And yes, the attributions are there, read by a different narrator than the one reading the quotes (there are 166 narrators).
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166 narrators!?! Definitely pick up a print copy! I'm sure the novel is much easier to sort out when you read it.
But it is so much more amazing with audio.
They only announce the character the FIRST time she or he is heard. Which is a problem - with 166 voices one quickly gets confused.
