Unabridged Audiobook
I love this story and can't believe I never read it as a child. The numerous narrators can be both interesting and frustrating, as well as the break at the end of each chapter. But that's the price you pay for a free audiobook I suppose.
My son loves this story. He has listened to it twice.
I think it was so good
I loved it and the og movie.
I like the story but some of the narrators are hard to understand. Plus the beginning of the chapter gets annoying with repeating the same recording.
It isnt that great i much prefer boy narrator's
The various narrators and the changing between the voices and various accent with unusual pronunciations really spoiled this story. My 8 year old wanted to continue to listen to the story but didn’t like the narration so we accessed a different narration by Alan Bennett for Radio 4 and much preferred it.
I think this is a very good book and is read perfectly
Interesting book that needs to be viewed from the perspective of the time frame it was written. Narrators were better than some.
Classic story, but the frequent change in narrators, and the fact that some of them were difficult to listen to, are reflected in the narration rating.
Because it’s often referred to, it’s good to have read it, but very racist and oldfashioned ideas. And anthropomorphic
It was hard to stay engaged because the narrator read too slow with awkward pauses.
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