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The narrator, Evan Morton, made Christopher Moore's book, Fool, come alive. Listening to it was like having Pocket telling you about his adventures as King Lear's fool. That man's voice is amazing!

I think Stephen Fry, who narrated the UK versions of the Harry Potter book series such as; Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, is an excellent narrator.

Dick Hill is also a great narrator. He has over 400 audiobooks to his credit and has won 3 Audie Awards. I especially look for his name in the suspense genre. Even if the author is relatively unknown to me, I'm more likely to choose it if I see that he's narrating. (P.S. I agree with Terry & Blutiful too about Evan Morton & Stephen Fry- those guys have superb voices, as well.)

Someone get rid of twilight i listen to almost every book i have ever read on tape and that one was aful.

Time to get rid of the box sets on here.. For both Twilight and Harry Potter, each of the books are up there. Why have the box sets as a seperate entry?

Does Go the Fuck to Sleep (#50) really have an audiobook edition? What's the point of an audiobook version of a picture book? The whole thing would be no more than 10 minutes!

It is narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, so it will be an amazing 10 minutes!

The Stainless Steel Rat series is fantastic with Phil Gigante narrating. Mr. Gigante is also fantastic in the Fever Series as Barrons and Ryodan!

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Thank you to everyone that contributed to this list. I have not been much of a listener, but lately adopted the habit of bringing an audiobook to my exercise bike. I hate the bike but love the story, and have told myself I may not quit the bike without turning the book off.

The only hitch is that I have never shopped for audiobooks, and I needed a list of good ones to use in my search at the Seattle Bibliocommons (public library). I got lots of ideas this evening, thanks to you.