From my personal perspective with the way my head behaves, I think it just would have been easier.īut, for the exact same reason I just mentioned above, someone else may have an easier time with the audio. My mind has a habit of wandering off so from time to time I had to figure what I’d missed, since there is only one voice, two characters and it’s all being read from emails. The only thing I would say, is I think I’d have had an easier time with it if I just read it myself.

There is a nice pace to the reading as well, there’s no rush and you don’t feel like you’re waiting for the next word, just nice and natural as though you were reading it yourself. It’s clear and nicely read and it fits well with the character. So I figure it’s worth hearing whether it’s worth getting the print, or the audio.įirst things first, the voice on this book is fine. Or at least, this is the situation for me. A book can be the best book ever but the voice could grate on us and make it impossible to concentrate.

I saw this book floating around book twitter and saw people saying good things so I thought I’d check it out, in particular, it was available on Audible so I thought it would be interesting to review the Audio of it aswell for anybody wondering.Īudiobooks are one of those things that can be incredibly personal, because it depends if we gel with the reader’s voice or not. This is quite possibly one of the stranger books I have read.

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