Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, Book One: The Sword of Summer

Good story but I would like kiran culken would read all the books

Magnus Chase was a great book that was funny and really clever.

I enjoyed the story and the characters. As an adult I wish the characters were read in a manner consistent with their ages, but I also understand the book wasn't written for adults.

Its a great book with all of the familiar feel of his other series. I really like the narration as well. He reminds me a bit of Percy but that's a good thing.

Good story line. A bit for the younger teen reader but still interesting for an adult listener. The narrator spoke too slowly at times and did a novice job trying to change voices especially when voicing a “god” but again not too annoying to the point I would not listen again. Overall entertaining and fun and I will listen to book two.

I enjoyed the book very much. I am not as familiar with Norse mythology so at times I felt lost. I was pretty disappointed with the narration. Very monotone and no real character differentiation. I REALLY loved Jesse Bernstein and Joshua Swanson. They are very gifted in that area.

The sword of summer is so much better than I thought

Awesome book, amazing story, fantastic twists in Norse mythology. I'm not a big fan of the narrator at all, unfortunately. I did find his voice was a little bit better if you increase the play speed a bit.

Judith Roth lies. Judith is a sucker.

This really is an awesome book, and the narrator is also pretty nice

the narrator has a very wide voice range

I was a good book. I would listen to it again

entertaining but a tad predictable and lost some of its dinstinctivness from other fantasy type series when it went full on sorcery.