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Thoroughly Entertaining

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Revisado: 10-14-23

I've listened to a lot of celebrity memoirs, and this has been one of my favorites. As a child of the '80s, I must have watched both Willow and Return of the Jedi dozens of times, so Warwick Davis is part of my childhood. As a young adult, I fell in love with the Harry Potter series. As such, Davis' stories from his film sets have been super entertaining for me to listen to. Those are interspersed with personal stories and anecdotes which are equally enjoyable. The narrator is fabulous and makes the reading sound like his own first-person narrative-- I feel like I'm listening to Warwick himself. Absolutely worth the listen.

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Raw, real, endearing, entertaining

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Revisado: 01-20-23

I expected this book to be primarily stories from the set of the Harry Potter films. While that was a good chunk of it, there is so much more to this autobiography. Tom Felton writes with a self-deprecating honesty and vulnerability that is so endearing, and performs the narration with enthusiasm. Humorous anecdotes are interspersed with frank confessions as well as a raw discussion of mental health issues. I had a feeling that I would enjoy this book, but I was surprised at just how much it touched and resonated with me at the end. Whether you're a Potterhead or not, this book is very much worth the listen.

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Excellent narration

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Revisado: 03-02-14

Would you listen to Pride and Prejudice again? Why?

Absolutely. The story is delightful and surprisingly relevant despite being more than 200 years old.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Elizabeth Bennet is one of the great heroines of English-language literature. She is clever, witty, and charming. She is prejudiced against Mr. Darcy from the start because of the deficiencies of character that she perceives in him, but grows to recognize the fact that first impressions are not always the most accurate (in fact, the novel was originally going to be titled "First Impressions"). She is very real--likeable but not perfect.

What does Lindsay Duncan bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

She does the voices very well and uses an inflection that helps one to understand the overall context. I enjoyed the narration very much.

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