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This book is a small gem, the story just grows on you

still going strong, however, some of the bad guys are so bad that it's bearing on the unbelievable

Brilliant so far, reading this one back to back with Follets world without end, two very different takes one the time of the plague in Europe

Still doing introductions, there more depth and background here than I remembered

Quite good - easy to see where B.V.Larson got his inspiration for Star Force

So annoyed that it’s Easter vacation and I won’t be commuting for 10 days and therefore won’t be progressing on this.

One of the best in the series so far

Impossible to stop listening, the story is wonderful and John Lee does a masterful narration

Amazing , I probably only understand 50 % of what’s going on and it’s still captivating

Maybe even better that the first one so far

Brilliant but a little hard to follow, I’m already anticipating a reread at some time.

So as it’s impossible to find a decent audiobook version of this (tried 2, both horrible and one was even read by the author ) I’m starting on the kindle.

And so far it’s interesting

Got the car back from the repairshop and back on the road with Sherlock.

Still a little surprised, after seeing an immense number of Jeremy Brett and other adaptations on TV, that there are so many of the original stories i didn't know beforehand.

Stephen Fry still does a marvelous job

Impossible to put down

My car is at the repairshop - with the audiobook in the player :-(

Probably have to rewind a little when i get it back

A strange concept but not without it's entertaining sides

At a probability rate of 1:1000000 i totally love this book, even the 4. or 5. time around.

I still get a kick every time Marvin makes his miserable appearance.

One of the classics we all have read but don’t really remember.

Stephen Fry’s masterful adaptation is a brilliant occasion to really listen to the original and it’s marvellous.

A scandal in Bohemia - most known for introducing Irene Adler but also a small masterpiece where Holmes for once are bested.

The Red Headed League - another little gem, one of the stories I remembered more or less fully.

Vogon poetry!

Still going strong and the spiders are not to spidery

So after several false starts I finally decided to move to the audiobook instead and what a change, the story just flows ahead, it’s a little like The Wheel of Time only well written and edited.

Actually cheering for the spiders, who would have thought

Spiders ! Really.

I’m a grown man and not actually afraid of anything but I really detest spiders

But the story is brilliant anyway

Probably my 4. Time around, listening while dog walking. Stephen Fry’s reading is as always superb.

Interesting and challenging, the language is rich and complex and just on the border of my grasp on the english language

I simply needed some thing to get my mind of the Parable of the sowers where I’m stuck midway. Coelho is probably a good place to lift the spirit.

Classic Clarke :-)