Audiobook Reviews & Discussion

If you loved Karen Savage’s reading of Anne of Green Gables, she has read quite a few other books, you can check them out at her website, or just search for her as a reader in Audiobooks, Audiobooks Premium, and Audiobooks (iPad Edition).

If you want to learn more about Sun Tzu, who wrote the Art of War, you can look here or here.

If you want to hear more librivox recordings by Moira Fogarty, you can look here.

Happy Listening!

We have 10 delightful audiobooks recently added to the app store – hope you enjoy them!

Her Mother’s Hope

House Rules

In Plain Sight

The Language of Bees

Let the Great World Spin

Love and Summer

Out of Range

Paradise Valley

Songs of the Humpback Whale

Spooner

Did you love Gerard Doyle’s reading of How to be a Pirate as much as I did?  Here is a story on him from audiofilemagazine.com.  It lists many other books he has narrated – and it looks like he has extensive experience with dragon stories before the How to Train your Dragon series.

If you loved Charles Dickens – here are a few more books he wrote:

The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby

A Christmas Carol

David Copperfield

A Tale of Two Cities

Great Expectations

Robinson Crusoe is read by Denny Sayers, and runs for 13:55:12.

Denny has read quite a few books on Librivox, here are a few of the projects, with the corresponding sections he read:

Kara Shallenberg reads The Secret Garden.  She does such a splendid job that I wanted to listen to it again when I finished it.  You can follow her on her blog here.  Or, you can follow her on twitter here.  You can see the other books she has recorded for librivox here.  I’m looking forward to listening to others read by her.

Gerard Doyle did a wonderful job narrating How to Train your Dragon – here are a few more books he has narrated:

How to Be a Pirate

Let the Great World Spin

The Physics of Christmas: From the Aerodynamics of Reindeer to the Thermodynamics of Turkey

Meredith Hughes read the first chapter of Peter Pan.  I loved her voice, it was the perfect sweetness for the beginning of the story, and I wish she had continued through the rest of the book.

Here are some other books chapters she read: