The point of this book is not clear to me. Is this a 4d chess argument in favour of book burning? It’s horrible people acting horribly, and the protagonist is an absolute monster. Yet somehow I get the sense that the author intends us to sympathize with her. It’s not possible and it’s not enjoyable. Overall, this is the second worst piece of fiction I have encountered. I struggled to get through it. The narrator, on the other hand, was an absolute dream. She has this easy-to-listen to voice that sounds good at normal speed and 1.5 speed. She effortlessly flips from sounding like a large man, to a seductive woman, to a teenager, to a toddler. It’s all subtle, yet immersive and believable. I listen to about 1-2 audiobooks a week, and I rarely encounter narrators this skilled.

Magnificent story and lovely narrator

Good from start to finish. The narrator could have canned some of those strange accents when she portrayed some of the character. However, she is by far one of the best narrators, if not THE BEST out of all the books!