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hauntingly compelling page turner

Where does The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This is the best audiobook I've listened to and I'm listened to a lot of book. ITs a magic combination between Mary Downing Hahn's haunting enthralling story and Sarah Coomes makes the characters come alive better than any other narrator Ive ever heard. I played the book twice today because it is so interesting and very enjoyable to listen too. I wish Sarah comes narrated more young adult English stories. she does all the accents so perfectly and keeps the flow of the story flawless and exciting.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall?

when the ghost of Sophia drags Florence into the graveyard!

Have you listened to any of Sarah Coomes’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

THis is Sarah Coomes best performance ever! She was just perfect for the story. She does all the voices with the right accents and the ages of the characters and she makes the story flow so smoothly-its magic! I just started the story and from the very first few sentences I was transported just like a child into the story.

Who was the most memorable character of The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall and why?

All the characters are the most memorable because Sarah Coombs does all the characterization of the characters voices so believable and her reading is seamless from one accent to the next from one character to another-she is really amazing!

Any additional comments?

A must read for anyone who wants to read of very good ghost story! its has all the ghost story elements to make it scary -fun!!

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