Fantasy Audio-book Review
An audio-book is a book that is read out aloud by a narrator and was originally mainly available in the tape format but can now be purchased on CD and also downloaded in mp3 / mp4 format. Audio-books are extremely useful because they can help children learn to read and are also invaluable to the blind.
Some of the best audio-books available are fantasy, The Lord of the Rings and A Wizard of Earthsea are just two examples of the wonderful audio treats that are now available.
Posted: October 26th, 2008
Author: Lee
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audiobooks stef
The book of Dead Days is awesome!
I really love the voice of Derek Jacobi. He is giving so much life to the characters.
There is a part in the middle that I found a bit long though. But the ending is excellent.
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