Rob Inglis' narration is the PERFECT paring for Tolkien's master work. The performance brings characters to life, and makes for an enjoyable listen and re-listen. I have (and will), continue to enjoy it again and again.

The narrator was excellent! I loved his use of different voices. It helped to distinguish between those speaking without being too cartoonish or juvenile. When songs were written, the narrator actually sings them in a lovely folk voice.

The reader is easy to listen to and the story is classic. At times the story is a bit dry, but it picks up.

Rob Inglis is a.remarkable narrator, using different voices for each character, keeping your attention! Highly recommended!

loved it! too much singing by that's part of the story, still a great book

The Fellowship of the Ring kicks off the first part of an epic tale that we all know and love. I love this book and the two that follow. What more is there to say?

The full story of Bilbo, Frodo, Gandalf and the rest of the fellowship is well worth the time spent to listen to this excellently performed story.

first read in 3rd/4th grade, a joy to listen at 29, listened straight through across only 2 days ... the performance includes singing, which makes Tom Bambodil less obtrusive (or more, if you don't like him)

The story is great, as expected, but the narration made the book come to life. From the different voices for the characters, that never got mixed up, to actually singing the songs, this was one of the best narration jobs I've heard!

Too much walking and talking. Ug!
the end was abrupt and felt unfinished. I checked out.