Tintenherz

Tintenwelt 1

De: Cornelia Funke

Narrado por: Rainer Strecker

Die Dunkelheit war blass vom Regen und der Fremde war kaum mehr als ein Schatten. Nur sein Gesicht leuchtete zu Meggie herüber.
In einer stürmischen Nacht taucht ein unheimlicher Gast bei Meggie und ihrem Vater Mo auf. Am nächsten Morgen reist Mo überstürzt mit Meggie zu ihrer Tante Elinor, die eine wertvolle Bibliothek besitzt. Dort macht Meggie eine überraschende Entdeckung. Und schon bald begreift sie, dass ihr Vater in großer Gefahr schwebt...

Der Sprecher:
Der Schauspieler Rainer Strecker, der auch "Tintentod" und "Tintenblut" interpretierte, entführt seine Zuhörer in eine abenteuerliche Welt. Ulrich Maskes Musik, mal meditativ, mal hochdramatisch, bietet Stationen zum Reflektieren zwischen den Kapiteln.

(c)+(p) 2008 JUMBO Neue Medien & Verlag GmbH

Reseñas de la Crítica

Darf man die Musik loben, die sich zwischen die hypnotische Lesung von Rainer Strecker schiebt? Kinderhörbuch des Jahres? Auch das!
--DIE ZEIT

So vielschichtig ist dieser Roman, so komplex, prall und mit buntem Leben gefüllt, dass man gebannt zuhört und nicht mehr abschalten kann.
--Jury der hr2 Hörbuch-Bestenliste

wonderful story, fantastic narration

My first book with Rainer Strecker. He brought the characters to life (no pun intended!).

Lovely story, frustrating music

Any additional comments?

Positives: I read this book as a child in german and fell in love with the story. Now listening to it was great, felt very nostalgic. I loved the story as much as the first time and the narrator did a decent job. I liked the fact that he changed his voice per character and although he did not always manage, tried to keep them the same each time.



Negatives: The narrator sometimes had trouble holding a character but what most frustrated me is that I often listen to audiobooks out loud whilst cleaning etc. I was anxious for every time the music would come as it was so annoying and so loud that I would always have to stop what I was doing to turn it down (trying to avoid annoying everyone around me). I really wish there was an option to purchase this without the music or just to put i off, because it really ruined the experience for me. I bought the second book at the same time and now just got through it with exactly the same feeling. Very frustrating!!

Great book, irritating music

Great book, masterful narration. but like the others, I find the music that plys between chapters to be distracting and alienating.

well narrated annoying music between chapters

the annoying music based on the same ridiculous them kept me from fully getting into the story and also relaxing. i forwarded. otherwise i enjoyed the narrator. and the story itself is fun enough and well written for children's/ youth novel

A wonderful story

I first read this story more than a decade ago and was immediately captivated, ultimately reading the entire trilogy. I was thrilled to discover the audiobook - thank you Audible for finally expanding the choices for additional languages.

I had high expectations for the audio version and these were met. The performance was well done.

One addition to the audiobook is music between chapters. In some ways this was a nice, creative addition. I wish, though, that it hadn't been at the expense of all of the great quotes that begin each chapter in print. I also wish the sound engineer had paid closer attention to the volume levels: without exception, the musical interludes were significantly louder than the spoken tracks. In fact, they were so loud that the constant need to adjust the volume became a distraction as well as a nuisance. Instead of the music enhancing the story as it very well could have done, it detracted.

Otherwise, this is a highly recommended story and performance.