Anne Hathaway really seemed to enjoy reading the book and she took the time to get into character for each character in the book. I loved her voice for the Tin Man best, I think.

I don't usually read fantasy books, but I enjoyed this one, so I don't really have anything to compare it to except the only other kid's fantasy book I've enjoyed, which was "The Hobbit."

She really seemed to enjoy the story and get emotionally involved with the characters.

Forget the classic, this is the movie they SHOULD HAVE made back then.

The book is so much more detailed than the original movie. The back story to OZ and its inhabitants is more prominent.

I had never read the books but only saw the movie. Both myself and my six year old daughter. At first she didn't care for it because it didn't follow the movie, but then I explained how the book is the "real" story and the movie is the "Hollywood version" of it. She then listened with new ears and loved the true story and cannot wait for the next books and the new adventures!

I extremely enjoyed listening to Anne Hathaway read The Wizard of Oz. She has a wonderful interpretation of this story and is very animated. She gives each character a unique voice and so gives the story life. She paints a lovely picture and created empathy with all of the characters and their plights. It is a very charming children's story that even adults and teens will enjoy with smiles and laughter.

It's toward the top of the list. Maybe #2 or #3. The story is wonderful, of course. But Anne Hathaway's narration? AMAZING! Take this story to a completely different level.

I can't decide. Every time a new character comes onto the scene. The discussions with the Queen Field Mouse was enchanting. And every time something exciting happens.... (because I can't really narrow down just one.)

No, I have not. But I intend on doing so immediately!

Anne Hathaway as Dorothy.

I'll definitely be listening to this again! It kept me smiling, enchanted and happy through tremendously horrible traffic.

Sometimes you need to return to the source to remember just how good it was in the beginning. L. Frank Baum's delightful tale is still wonderful and not too different from the musical movie of the Thirty's that is now the familiar version.
People are so accustomed to the Judy Garland version that we forget the original story. The biggest shock is a reminder that the ruby slippers were silver.
Anne Hathaway was absolutely superb in this reading. She acts all the characters with her flexible voice and they are clear and distinct. Additionally she does the characters in a way that will appeal to children and old children alike. I hope to hear a lot of reading from her in the future. She is a super talent.
The combination of story and performance gives this a "10" rating on almost any rating system.

Excellent performence from Anne. She makes all the characters come to life. Worth the money

I never read the Wizard of Oz when I was young and was afraid I wouldn't be able to relate to the story, but Anne Hathaway really brought it to life. She did a wonderful job with the different voices and it was a really good listen.

I recommend this book as a chance to get to know this story better.

The magic of the story is great enough without the glitz that hollywood added.

I forget that even the smallest change in voice adds to the experience. I enjoyed her rendering much more that I first thought I would.

A wonderful story narrated in a very vivid and sweet manner. You can picture the whole story and convey all the feelings listening to Miss Hathaway