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Book of a Thousand Days
- Narrated by: Chelsea Mixon
- Length: 7 hrs and 26 mins
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths
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Publisher's Summary
When Lady Saren defies her father’s command to marry the vicious Lord Khasar, she is sealed in a tower with only her serving maid, Dashti, for company. In their cramped, dark space Dashti pours her thoughts into a daily journal while pitiless solitude engulfs them.
At first the girl is optimistic: they have food aplenty, candles for light, and even a visit from Lady Saren’s true love, Khan Tegus - though he can only call to them from outside their walls. But Saren is ill of mind, the outside world is changing, and their circumstances soon grow desperate. And even if they do escape, they must still face the eerie malice of Lord Khasar. To survive, Dashti and Saren forge a bond of devotion and deception that will test them to their limits.
Once again, Shannon Hale, author of the Newbery Honor Book Princess Academy, weaves an enchanting and original fantasy that will catch and hold listeners breathless in its spell.
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- Steve
- 07-20-15
I charming little book.
As A 75-year-old man I am embarrassed to admit how it delighted me. Congratulations to both the author and the narrator.
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- Ashleigh
- 07-03-14
I can't stop from playing it over and over again
If you could sum up Book of a Thousand Days in three words, what would they be?
Exotic original fantasy
What other book might you compare Book of a Thousand Days to and why?
I don't really have a specific book in mind, but I have a type of book. I read a lot, and once of the things I hate most about books is predictability. There's a point where you've read so much that each book is too predictable to be interesting. I may read them anyway, but I find it a bit boring. Something I've come to appreciate is unusual or original characters and story lines. Dashti, the main character of this book, is not a princess. She doesn't have magical powers. She doesn't have overly amazing powers of deduction that allow her to solve all problems in two seconds. I love Dashti because she is actually like a normal person and is, therefore, relatable. There are books I've read before with characters like that, but another fatal flaw for writers is that they rush a plot too quickly and end up ruining the characterization that would make those characters more likable. Shannon Hale did a perfect job with the pacing of the story, and the narrator, Chelsea Mixon, did will in keeping that rhythm in her narration.
What does Chelsea Mixon bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I actually read this book many years ago, long before I knew there was an audiobook version or if I would even like to listen to audiobooks. Chelsea actually does a fantastic job portraying Dashti, narrating just like how I imagined Dashti to speak, the rhythm, the tone. All of it is well done. Because of that, Chelsea Mixon brings a new life to Dashti that isn't found by just reading the book.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I actually received the audible badge for listening to a book straight through, so...yes. Haha.
Any additional comments?
This book is more of a young adult novel, but it is appropriate for all ages, I think. There is a darker understanding of the truth of the situation there for adults to pick up, but everything in the book is just mild enough that nothing would scare children too badly or be inappropriate for children to listen to. I highly recommend it.
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- C. ALLINGER
- 01-08-15
Enchanting!
This was the first time that I had heard a Full Cast Audio production, and I was a bit hesitant. I'm so used to the more traditional style. However, Book of a Thousand Days did not disappoint! I actually found the full cast part to be really engaging and not at all distracting as I had feared.
The story is another Shannon Hale twist on an old fairy tale, but it's my absolute favorite of the bunch. I love the heroine, Dashti, with her courage, kindness, and imperfections. I like that she can be moody and make mistakes, but she is still completely likable and worth rooting for.
The format of the book is that it's her journal, and that part is well done in terms of writing. I'm always frustrated with journal-like books that don't make sense as journals, but here you can see even her silly thoughts and daily problems. The audiobook does lose a bit though as it doesn't (obviously) contain Dashti's illustrations, which are in the hard copy version.
All in all, classic (and wonderful) retelling of a fairy tale with a very engaging full cast production. I highly recommend it.
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- Celina Reese
- 04-24-17
Highly Recommended
After having listened to Audible's complete collection of Shannon Hale (this being the last one on my list) I have to say I loved it! It was fun to hear some familiar voices from other books.
This one has SUCH a great story. The performances were great, although the musical interludes were not always my favorite. This one is interesting because there are a lot of songs sung by the actors. I wish that the singing was a little less operatic and sounded more like a young girl. It wasn't too distracting though.
As a huge Shannon Hale and Audible fan, I have to give my whole-hearted recommendation for Book of a Thousand Days.
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- Margaret M. Arney
- 12-24-12
Very enjoyable for family car trip
What made the experience of listening to Book of a Thousand Days the most enjoyable?
Excellent production, engaging story and overall Shannon Hale loveliness made this a great choice for the family roadtrip.
Who was your favorite character and why?
The heroism of Dashti was heartwarming
Any additional comments?
Thanks for the fine work of Full Cast Productions!
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- avril raven
- 04-23-20
A great book!
If you like a story of oppression and rising above duty, this ones for you. I found this as a teen and still listen as an adult. There’s a voice for everyone, and it really brings the story to life. It’s also PG enough to play aloud if you’ve forgotten your earbuds.
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- Lir Lutao Shahar
- 01-08-20
Perfect!!
I remember I read this book as a kid and really enjoyed it, but I completely forgot about it until someone recommended it to me. I found this audiobook version and started listening to it, and I must say this production adds so much to this already great story. The narrator's voice brings Dashti to life perfectly and fits her positive and strong personality so much, and the same goes to the other characters - the casting is perfect for each and every one. I also loved the music in this, especially the composition of the healing songs!! So pretty <3
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- Shauna
- 06-14-19
A Sweet Story Told in a Unique Way
I enjoyed this book very much. Having different voices for each character was a good addition.
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- Elle
- 01-23-19
Such an unexpected (and pleasant) surprise!
I thought almost as soon as it began, “Nope. No way I’m going to enjoy this.” My love for Shannon Hale and the embarrassment of returning two books in one day kept me listening, and I am so very glad I did. The full cast was excellent (if a little too robotic a times), and the story was the toe-curling, giddy ride Hale so excels at. If you’re not sure you can make it 5+ hours of journal format and randomly-interspersed singing, keep going. You might be surprised with what you find.
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- Afi
- 01-01-21
Well Written. Submissive.
I love the writing and the story and I kinda wish there was more of it. When reading theres a strange whimsy abotu the characters, and even though the main, Dashti, is super submissive shes also a lowkey neutral baddie so I like her. But truly, the best part of the book, are the songs. UNFORTUNATELY, The woman who narrates this absolutely BUTCHERS the performance of these songs which are arguable one of the most important part. In general I find the narrator shrill and hard to listen to. I honestly would suggest reading it, it'll only take a day or two for the average reader.
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- Jacki
- 12-23-12
Lovely
Really lovely story. Even though the main character is locked in a tower, there's plenty of action with a traditional happy ever after ending.
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- Giannina Pellerano
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Very fun audiobook
I couldn't stop hearing at it. It has a mixture of fantasy, religion and culture. I really enjoyed. By the way I am 12 years old.
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- Katie
- 02-03-20
Beautiful voices and story
I thoroughly enjoyed both the story and the narration, very difficult to put down and disappointed that it has ended.