Lisa L.

Distracting Narration

Revisado: 08-29-24

The book's content is excellent, informative, and compelling, but those glowing attributes are nearly ruined by the narrator's trailing off at the ends of sentences, leaving words pronounced incompletely and, therefore, incorrectly. One glaring example is in chapter 3, where anyone not familiar with the word, "pentacost," would think it is pronounced "pentaca." And the word "us" pronounced "uh" and "cross" pronounced "cra." Nearly every word ending in any 's' sounds found at the end a sentence is mispronounced throughout the book. The author might reconsider narrating his otherwise fine books.

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Poor narration

Revisado: 02-04-21

The book itself is great, but the volume increase and decrease of the narration made it a struggle to get through. Several times I thought to just turn it off and forget about. I'll avoid this narrator in the future.

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The Art of War

Revisado: 09-02-18

The reader doesn't seem to care about the book or take it seriously. He has a patronizing way of reading, as if he's been made to read it but doesn't believe it.

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White Fang

Revisado: 09-02-18

Story, of course, is excellent. Narration, however, is distracting. The reader stresses words at odd and inappropriate times, as if there might be punctuation where there is none. Unfortunate for such a good story.

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