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	title:	The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Unabridged Audio CD Set) [AUDIOBOOK]
	author:	C. S. Lewis
	format:	Audio CD
	publisher:	Collins Audio
	released:	October 21, 2002
	isbn:	0007117329
	isbn-13:	9780007117321

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Customer Reviews
Fantastic words - Rated I love this book, I have done since I was tiny. And I love all the other unabridged audio versions - well worth the money and much more involving than the shortened or the dramatised versions. But this one make me almost cry. Heaven knows who told Michael York to make the characters sound the way that they do, but they should feel ashamed of themselves. Tumnus is a piercingly annoying faun who inspired no sympathy in me at all - I just wished he'd shut up and get over it. Beaver sounds unattractively grubby and as if he has a sixty-a-day habit. As for Maugrim... I actually am Scottish and to hear that wolf's accent makes me rather incensed. I am sure the opening lines for Maugrim were never written as `Who's therrrrrrrrre?'! The one good thing about this CD is the story, and that's what gets this review any stars at all. It's a shame that this is the only full-length audio version - if you want to listen to the book, you have to buy this version. But I'd suggest that, if you feel the same as me, you implore HarperCollins to get it re-recorded! Bringing it alive - Rated You need the unabridged versions of these books - and generally the seriesworks well. these have seen us through several long car journeys andthe pace has been good. Sufficently exciting for you to have to wait to asuitable point to get out of the car. All we need now is the LastBattle to complete the set. and when you've heard the tape/CD go offand read the books.

Customer Reviews

Fantastic words - Rated 3/5
I love this book, I have done since I was tiny. And I love all the other unabridged audio versions - well worth the money and much more involving than the shortened or the dramatised versions.

But this one make me almost cry. Heaven knows who told Michael York to make the characters sound the way that they do, but they should feel ashamed of themselves. Tumnus is a piercingly annoying faun who inspired no sympathy in me at all - I just wished he'd shut up and get over it. Beaver sounds unattractively grubby and as if he has a sixty-a-day habit. As for Maugrim... I actually am Scottish and to hear that wolf's accent makes me rather incensed. I am sure the opening lines for Maugrim were never written as `Who's therrrrrrrrre?'!

The one good thing about this CD is the story, and that's what gets this review any stars at all. It's a shame that this is the only full-length audio version - if you want to listen to the book, you have to buy this version. But I'd suggest that, if you feel the same as me, you implore HarperCollins to get it re-recorded!

Bringing it alive - Rated 4/5
You need the unabridged versions of these books - and generally the seriesworks well.
these have seen us through several long car journeys andthe pace has been good. Sufficently exciting for you to have to wait to asuitable point to get out of the car.
All we need now is the LastBattle to complete the set.
and when you've heard the tape/CD go offand read the books.