Oz: The Complete Collection

De: L. Frank Baum

Narrado por: Charles Hubbell

Here you will find the complete OZ Collection:

1. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Starts at Chapter 1

2. The Marvelous Land of Oz Starts at Chapter 25

3. Ozma of Oz Starts at Chapter 49

4. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz Starts at Chapter 70

5. The Road to Oz Starts at Chapter 90

6. The Emerald City of Oz Starts at Chapter 114

7. The Patchwork Girl of Oz Starts at Chapter 144

8. Tik-Tok of Oz Starts at Chapter 172

9. The Scarecrow of Oz Starts at Chapter 197

10. Rinkitink in Oz Starts at Chapter 221

11. The Lost Princess of Oz Starts at Chapter 245

12. The Tin Woodman of Oz Starts at Chapter 271

13. The Magic of Oz Starts at Chapter 295

14. Glinda of Oz Starts at Chapter 318

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Excellent performance of an Excellent collection!

L. Frank Baum was a true master of story telling and these tales are just so good that they capture the imaginations of children and adults alike. My real praise goes to Charles Hubbell however. His reading of these stories is remarkable. There are literally countless characters making appearances throughout these tales, yet he manages a different voice for each and every one of them, never forgetting which (witch???) character he is portraying at any particular point in time. He never ceased to amaze me. My compliments Mr. Hubbell!

Worth the credit

I had a hard time with the narration as the narrator made every character sounds like they were from the old west or down south. at first, but as you listen you will see that his narration gets more varied. I did find that some of the voices were not what I expected and didn’t match the characters but it was not a reason to reduce a star.

long time listen

this is my bedtime listen, I've listened to it three times, and I'll listen another three times
again

Initial review - missing sections.

I have the unabridged version of these books on Kindle. I've been comparing a little bit of the audio version to the book. I am now on the third book in this series. In the second book I realized that there were about five pages that were not read. Now in the third book there was about a paragraph or two that was skipped. I don't think there were any missed in The Wizard of Oz. I'm going to continue listening and if there are any more significant sections that are skipped I'm going to ask for a refund.

Weird transition

Between chapter 32 and 33 there seems that a bit was cut off or left incomplete. Not certain if there was more to the chapter or the editor just cut off the last sentence too quickly.