Audio-Bibliophiles discussion

Share your recommendations for your favorite audiobooks that don't fit in any other category here.

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society I absolutely adored this book. It had multiple narrators which helped keep the characters straight. I fell in love with Juliet and all the rest of the Guernsey folk. I can't rave about this one enough. (Have to thank Jennifer for recommending this one to me)

I recommend The Help. There are multiple narrators that make it easier to keep track of the characters and each narrator really embodies the character they are playing. The book in itself is excellent and the audiobook seems to do it real justice. I downloaded it from Audible.

Poonam wrote: "I recommend The Help. There are multiple narrators that make it easier to keep track of the characters and each narrator really embodies the character they are playing. The book in itself is excell..."

Multiple narrators always take me out of the book. I don't know why that it but it's always the case. I much more enjoy a really good narrator that can change his voice to fit each character.

Poonam wrote: "I recommend The Help. There are multiple narrators that make it easier to keep track of the characters and each narrator really embodies the character they are playing. The book in itself is excell..."

I purchased this book from Audible & have heard great things about it but haven't gotten the chance to listen to it yet. I hope to soon.

Michael...I've listened to a couple of books with multiple narrators but I enjoy them. I prefer that to a narrator who tries to change his/her voice but can't quite accomplish it. One of my favorite series had a female narrator. Her female characters were well done & even one of the males sounded pretty good too. Unfortunately, her voice for the lead male sounded like an elderly woman & it totally ruined the book for me. I had, thankfully, physically read the series first, so it didn't mess the books up for me. I agree though, that when done well, one narrator can make a book outstanding.

I really enjoyed Moloka'i by Alan Brennert, which I read on my Nook.
ALSO, it is only 4.95 at Audible for members for the next 2 weeks :)

☻Nikki☻ wrote: "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society I absolutely adored this book. It had multiple narrators which helped keep the charact..."

I loved this book on audio. It was exceptionally well done!! Infact, I don't think I would have enjoyed it nearly as much if I had been reading it.

I thought the same thing Lori.

This BOOK is Fabulous and one of my favorites from the year it was published!

☻Nikki☻ wrote: "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society I absolutely adored this book. It had multiple narrators which helped keep the..."
I also loved this audiobook. The characters were lovable.

☻Nikki☻ wrote: "Poonam wrote: "I recommend The Help. There are multiple narrators that make it easier to keep track of the characters and each narrator really embodies the character they are playing. The book in i..."

I love the multiple voices in The Help. This was one of my all time favorite audio books. I felt like I was watching it all play out on a big screen (before the movie came out that is!) It doesn't detract at all from the story, it makes perfect sense. Each voice is a different perspective and chapter so it doesn't get confusing. I recommend.

I just finished this one for our March Read-A-Long but loved it so much I wanted to add it to this thread! . Loved this book!!

Is REALLY a good CREEPY listen.
I feel it was so much better in the scary, creepy factor then

A self development book that is helpful for everyone.
HOW TO LIVE THE LIFE YOU REALLY WANT

http://www.audible.com/pd/Self-Develo...