I was Enchanted! If you are a OSC fan you must give this one a try!

I'm glad Orson Scott Card took a break from sci-fi to play with fairy tales. I certainly enjoyed it.

I read the novel years ago and I really enjoyed the audio version. There were so many parts I had forgotten! I wish there were more stories like this one. It has just the right blend of "fish out of water" and sci-fi!

That would give too much away! ;)

I personally love time travel novels where the protagonist is shocked by his/her surroundings. This one is a time travel/fish out of water novel with some great twists!

Great listen, Great story. I couldn't turn it off. I listened to it with my 11 year old and we both enjoyed it very much.

I liked that it wasn't a regular fairy tail and that it always kept me guessing. Good book to read

Card does it again! Fun story. I couldn't put it down. Is there a sequel? I didn't know Sleeping Beauty could be Sooo much fun.

Not what I would have expected from Orson Scott Card who is clearly not limited to science fiction.

Loved the story and the voices were perfect. Will look for their voices in other books I listen too

This is one of the best that OS Card has written I liked Enger's Game but after that the books got more and more weird. The Gate Series is good but still in development.
This one is pure fairy tale but mixing "real" life with fairy tales. I think the narrator underplays it a bit, but overall, I think the performance is good. The story line is good, paced well and really invested me in the characters. I've listened to this one at least 4 times and it doesn't get old.

I first read Enchantment more than a decade ago. I picked it up on vacation for a bit of summer reading, and despite being different from my usual sci-fi, loved it from the start.

After, for several years, before the era of the Kindle or other e-readers, I'd always pack two books when traveling: some new book to try, and this to reread again if the first book didn't catch my interest.

I probably reread Enchantment in part or in whole more than a half dozen times. But eventually my ability to travel decreased and use of e-books increased and my old paperback copy was put away.

Then I found this here, some months ago. I think it was part of a sale or promotion, I don't recall looking for it to buy it, but whatever the case I did buy it. I remembered that this had long been my standby, and saved it for the same purpose as my paperback copy. A few days ago grew bored with one of my new audio books and decided to listen to Enchantment.

In some ways this is like returning to old friends. There were so many details I'd forgotten, but the characters and overall story was still there in the back of my memory, welcoming me back. I'm so very glad that I did get this from audible, and certainly will listen to it again in the future.

One thing to note about audio book itself, I was surprised that there are two narrators for this, as only Stefan Rudnicki is credited here on Audible. The book shifts perspective between several characters, and while the male characters' perspective is narrated by Rudnicki, the females' perspective is narrated by Gabrielle De Cuir - per the credits at the end of the audio book. Overall I liked this, however this does mean that for each character has a voice from both Rudnicki and De Cuir depending on which perspective is up at the moment.