Sara J. Black

narrator will drive you insane. good story though

Revisado: 09-28-17

by the end of the book you'll want to repeat everything he's saying and re assign characters voices so they sound fitting. also any time a character gets hit or out of breath the narrator... pauses.... and speaks laboriously... as If... he's dying... makes me want to throw my phone across the room. bummer nobody else narrates this series I don't think I can sit through another book let alone the rest of the series with all the charterers sounding roughly the same, 95 years old, emphysemic, piratey, or in the case of Sam just not what they should sound like. really frustrating to listen to... so so bad.

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awesomeness

Revisado: 06-10-17

love this Trilogy. love the characters black thorn and grim. really awesome set of books. thought i wouldn't enjoy the different narrators, now that I'm used to it I really enjoy the different voices.

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good book

Revisado: 06-10-17

really good listen. brought me back to childhood with four siblings. Sarah Bird does an excellent job capturing what it's like to be a sibling.

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awesome story kind of drags on and on though

Revisado: 05-17-17

love the narrator, she does Howl's Moving Castle. simply amazing! the book is good, but takes forever to get anywhere and when it does you wish it would hurry up.

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Classic I could never force myself to read.

Revisado: 03-29-17

Great listen, easier to listen to than to read. happy I finally gave this classic a chance.

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good listen

Revisado: 03-26-17

switching of narrators a little weird. overall great listen. good writing, intriguing story. wasn't expecting a mystery.

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Good story, so so narrator bearable on 1.5 speed

Revisado: 09-23-16

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Seed?

Dharma the dog. Love the author's perspective on dogs and their reason for existing.

Did Erik Synnestvedt do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

Narrator does a great job differentiating characters. Qualms I had about his voice were his inflection at the end of sentences, very strange inflection almost like up-talk, but with sports-caster deep-voice. Can't describe it better than that, very tough to listen to at regular speed, at 1.5 it wasn't quite as noticeable/irritating but it still made my skin crawl sometimes.

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

happiness comes from within not without.

Any additional comments?

Really awesome book, narrator has good character voices, I just wish there wasn't that odd inflection at the end of every sentence... it made my skin crawl.

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great read.

Revisado: 07-07-16

whistling teeth and some other consonants drove me nuts sometimes but other than that it was awesome and very informative. highly recommend this for either introvert or extrovert

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easy listen but predictable

Revisado: 05-25-16

liked the characters but they were static. kind of blah ending. could see how the book would end after the first hour of listening. was right on all accounts. like it when a book surprises me, not this one. narrator is awesome

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decent. very predictable plot.

Revisado: 05-13-16

worth a listen once. i really like the narrator from gone with the wind that's why i grabbed this one. story is ok but very predictable and then ends abruptly with no real feeling of resolution because there was never any tension because you know how it's going to end...

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