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Audiobooks to Tamriel By
Magenpie
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I really like listening to an audiobook as I'm running about the world. As we're all playing a bit more perhaps, I thought we could share our best of the best favourites?
If it's ok, I'd like to set some rules - up to three books or series only (really difficult I know), one post each and only your very best choices, with the best books/best narrators performing, just to keep it high-end. Would be good to keep things positive, so by all means cheer along with someone's choices, but maybe avoid being negatively critical?
Any genre is fine, I reckon. ^^
1) First Law Series - Joe Abercrombie, read by Steven Pacey
2) Wilding - Isabella Tree, read by the author (this is my fave book atm, is about the countryside, and might soothe your shut-in feelings if you would like to be outside.)
3) Books of the Ancestor - Mark Lawrence, read by Helen Duff
Hope this is a good idea. Please don't shout at me if you aren't keen.
Postscript: *rains* time...to...die
*gigglesnort*
Edited by Magenpie on March 21, 2020 8:28PM If it's ok, I'd like to set some rules - up to three books or series only (really difficult I know), one post each and only your very best choices, with the best books/best narrators performing, just to keep it high-end. Would be good to keep things positive, so by all means cheer along with someone's choices, but maybe avoid being negatively critical?
Any genre is fine, I reckon. ^^
1) First Law Series - Joe Abercrombie, read by Steven Pacey
2) Wilding - Isabella Tree, read by the author (this is my fave book atm, is about the countryside, and might soothe your shut-in feelings if you would like to be outside.)
3) Books of the Ancestor - Mark Lawrence, read by Helen Duff
Hope this is a good idea. Please don't shout at me if you aren't keen.
Postscript: *rains* time...to...die
*gigglesnort*
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