What Books Are You Listening To? Showing 551-600 of 1,555

[Kate]

I listened to the dramatization of
I sort of enjoyed it but found the 'acting' a bit over the top which ruined the story.

[Coatesj]

Anansi Boys... The narrator is excellent at creating and capturing the characters.

[Char]

Aww, that sucks, Kate.

[Kate]

Charlene wrote: "Aww, that sucks, Kate."

It's all good, Char. Onto the next. :)

[Elizabeth]

The actual Audiobook of The Stand is excellent - not the dramatization.

[sonya]

Elizabeth is that the uncut version

[Latasha]

The Vampire Lestat

[Michael]

I started listening to Stephen King's IT last week, and holy cow is Steven Weber ever an awesome narrator. Simply fantastic.

[Michael]

starting have heard some great things about it.

[Char]

Michael wrote: "starting have heard some great things about it."

Oh my gosh, I LOVED that audio so much! I hope you enjoy it too, Michael! :)

I'm almost finished listening to The Wright Brothers, narrated by the author himself. I am enjoying it. This author has a way of writing non-fiction that makes it sound like fiction. (He also wrote John Adams, which was made into an HBO mini-series.)

[Latasha]

I just finished the reader was great! and it was good & interesting & inspiring and sad all at the same time. I have no idea what I'm going to listen to next. everything I want to listen to has a hold list!

[Char]

I'm listening to This House is Haunted by John Boyne. I'm enjoying it so far.

[Michael]

currently listening to about5 50% in and really enjoying it

[Char]

Michael wrote: "currently listening to about5 50% in and really enjoying it"

I'm so glad you're enjoying it so far, Michael. Can't you just see Peter Dinklage playing Shorty?

[Tom]

Listening to Welcome to Dead House by R.L. Stine. found a bunch on Hoopla.

[Randy]

I'm about 70% through , it took a little while for me to get into it but I'm hooked now. Very creepy atmosphere. If I really imagine what it would be like to be the main character, it really freaks me out haha

[Char]

I've heard great things about that book, Randy! I hope you continue to enjoy it. :)

I'm listening to which is about horror of a different kind.

[Andrew]

Randy wrote: "I'm about 70% through , it took a little while for me to get into it but I'm hooked now. Very creepy atmosphere. If I really imagine wh..."
The author made a simple post in the ground horrifying, causing the main character to compulsively check to see if it had moved. The book has atmosphere to spare.

[Walter]

Listening to another Modern Scholar Lecture series as my commute book,:Principles Of Economics: Business, Banking, Finance, And Your Everyday Life.

[Walter]

Listening to another Modern Scholar Lecture series as my commute book: Principles Of Economics: Business, Banking, Finance, And Your Everyday Life.

[Latasha]

for a buddy read

[Michael]

A sci-fi title for me:

[Aki]

I finished Stephen King's "Cell" last week and just completed Dashiell Hammett's "The Glass Key" today.

[Latasha]

I didn't think I would like Swan Song after I read what it's about but damn! it's good & intense!

[Char]

Latasha, it is! :)

[Latasha]

Finishing up my revisit to the vampire chronicles, starting Memnoch the Devil in the morning.

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Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie.

A curious question: Is shelving audiobooks one has listened to as "read" considered to be cheating?

[Latasha]

I don't think so.

[Mike]

I've started Little Girls by Ronald Malfi. This is my first Malfi Novel. I've read a lot good things about his books so I'm hoping for a winner.

[Michael]

I am starting Little Girls also

[Char]

I'm listening to InterWorld. I didn't realize it was a YA title when I downloaded it from the library, but I'm enjoying it just the same.

[Michael]

just finished Little Girls gave it 3 stars. It held my interest but I thought it was just so so. I felt it was pretty transparent I figured it out about halfway thru.

[sonya]

Little white boys

[Derek]

I recently discovered Christopher Lee's recording of Edgar Allan Poe. My god, it's perfect.

[David]

Ekel wrote: "

A curious question: Is shelving audiobooks one has listened to as "read" considered to be cheating?"

I hope not!;)

[David]

I'm just starting The Martianby Andy Weir.

[Tom]

Not cheating. What if you were blind?

[Char]

I loved The Martian! I hope you like it, David. :)

I'm starting Invasion of the Body Snatchers. It should be fun. :)

[David]

Sounds it!:)

[David]

Tom wrote: "Not cheating. What if you were blind?"

:) Sometimes it's just not convenient to pick up a book.:)

[Latasha]

David wrote: "I'm just starting The Martianby Andy Weir."

oh that's a good one!

[Latasha]

Derek wrote: "I recently discovered Christopher Lee's recording of Edgar Allan Poe. My god, it's perfect."

*gasp*!!!

[David]

Charlene wrote: "I loved The Martian! I hope you like it, David. :)

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It's a strong start. I'm interested to see how a solitary character carries ten hours of audio. Assuming no one else pops up?

[Andrew]

David wrote: "I'm just starting The Martianby Andy Weir."

Excellent book , I couldn't help but picture Matt Damon as the title character. Finish it before the movie comes out ! Duct tape can fix just about anything..

[Michael]

Started should be a fun read.

[Michael]

Loved The Martian

[Char]

David wrote: "Charlene wrote: "I loved The Martian! I hope you like it, David. :)

"

It's a strong start. I'm interested to see how a solitary character carries ten hours of audio. Assuming no one else pops up?"

Mum's the word. :)

[Char]

I'm listening to Invasion of the Body Snatchers.The narrator is awesome. :)

[Latasha]

Charlene wrote: "I'm listening to Invasion of the Body Snatchers.The narrator is awesome. :)"

I've listened to that as well. I really liked it.

[Latasha]

The Island of Dr. Moreau starting this tomorrow.