Michael

I really liked how Chris wove many favorite story tales into the main story. Good Job

I don't think authors should preform their own work. I love Chris Colfer as an actor, but his reading of the story had no character differentiation, no change in voice or inflection.

Kate Redding would have been a great choice for narrator.

I have 2 favorites, Joel and Professor Fitch. Joel's inquisitive mind, logical mind and Professor Fitch gentle guidance make for an excellent student teacher relationship.

I think this book is one of Brandon Sanderson's best. Hopefully there will be some sequels. A Brandon Sanderson book read by anybody but Michael Kramer would not sound correct. His reading becomes the neutral soul of the story. I admit to being a great Brandon Sanderson fan, but something about this story appeals to me on a bunch of levels and I just really like it.

The best part about this book was, that it finally ended.

There was absolutely nothing to like about Michael McConnohie's performance. It was simply awful.

I'll not purchase another Michael Connelly book unless Len Cariou or Dick Hall are the performing artist.

I re-read the first 16 books before I listened to the knew one and I think its the best yet, although I find it VERY difficult to judge them.

Having a female narrator distracted from the story in my opinion.

ok, mechanical, oh-hum

Scott Brick, Dick Hill and Phill Gigante made this series of books come alive, especially Scot Brick.

Lots of excitement.

The last battle with the rats

The whole series follows together

Gregor and Luxa's goodby

As good as the Harry Potter series.

Paul does a great job with different voices and this whole series would not be nearly so enjoyable without this performance.

I don't noramlly like young adult (teenage) novels but this whole series is wonderful.

Mark Greaney writes fast paced books that are difficult to put down. If I had one criticism it would be that he goes into a lot of detail about the guns that are used by the main characters. It's clear to me that Mark like firearms. I don't think the long descriptions of the bullets, grains of powder, etc add anything to the story. On the other hand they don't detract from it either. Now he just needs to produce books faster than I can consume them. Which means he needs to issue about 150 books a years! WOOHOO I'm good with that!

Nothing against John Glover, because he did a good job. But a Dresden Files book read by anybody other than James Marsters is just not the same. The characters Don't have the same feel or sound and that is truly a distraction, most notably Harry and Butters.