
The Underground City
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Narrado por:
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John Bolen
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De:
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Jules Verne
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The Underground City, also known as The Black Indies, The Child of the Cavern, and other titles, is an adventure novel of the extraordinary by the French fabulist, Jules Verne. Set in Scotland in the Victorian age, the novel stars James Starr, a venerable member of the academy, who sets off to explore a long-closed mine in the middle of Scotland. What he finds there is shocking.
Performed in a grave, mysterious style by Jon Bolen, Starr’s journey reveals an entire family living far beneath daylight, deep in the abandoned mine. But his discoveries do not end there. Soon he finds beautiful homes, a fishing lake, young lovers, and presence that may be evil wrought pure. This audiobook is best enjoyed above the Earth’s surface.
It's okay.
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Suspensful story line
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The narrator's voice was nasally and made it hard to understand some of the conversations. It also made the already strange dialogues even more strange with how he would draw out names or say certain words (Harry sounds like Hai-wee). I was glad when this book was over. I won't be revisiting it.
Not What I Expected
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A classic but I didn’t care for it
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Great story
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Awful narrator
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John Bolen has a clear, distinct voice but he chooses to speak with a patrician, pedantic air of disdain for the unwashed masses of his audience. His pacing is reminiscent of a skipping record (younger readers can ask their parents to explain that), and his attempts at dialectical voice characterizations range from comical to absurd (the old miner reminded me of Long John Silver).
Prosaic story. Annoying narration.
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Awesome story. Amazing voice.
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A bit too bogged down with detail
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Wonderful book, great performance
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