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The Grey King
- Book 4 of The Dark Is Rising Sequence
- Narrated by: Richard Mitchley
- Length: 5 hrs and 40 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Critic Reviews
- Newbery Honor Book
"Susan Cooper is a consummate storyteller, and Richard Mitchley is an extraordinary narrator. His voice resonates with the atmosphere of the British Isles. The power and depth of his voice as the Grey King cause the listener to cower, and his icy tones create chills as the Brenin Llwyd blows by. As Will comes to understand the eerie might of the warestones, Mitchley brings goose bumps to the listener's skin. The interplay of past and present is compelling and believable, given his masterful presentation. This is a fabulous listen!" (AudioFile)
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- Kara Davis
- 10-25-12
This series starts out good but gets weird
What made the experience of listening to The Grey King the most enjoyable?
The discussion of Wales and Mitchley's excellent handling of the language and accent.
What did you like best about this story?
see above
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At first I was hesitant to try a new narrator, as Alex Jennings handles the others in the series with aplomb, but after hearing Mitchley's Welsh I don't think Jennings could have done it proper justice. Both are good narrators but Mitchley was the best choice for this particular novel. An enjoyable listen, if a weird book.
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- Sunshine Reader
- 11-30-08
The Best of the Best
This is my favorite of the Dark is Rising series. The reader captures the Welsh accent so very well, it's like being in Wales. Brilliant.
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- Bibliopa
- 06-01-08
Great to listen to
It was lovely to hear all those Welsh words I've always wondered what they sounded like. Beautifully read.
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- Jdee
- 10-05-19
Great reading for young and old
Listening to this book in particular has given me an appreciation for the Welch toung. While listening I will pause and try to pronounce a word without much success.
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- Nathan
- 02-25-14
One of the better in the series
The last of 'the old ones' must find a mystical harp in the welsh country side and defeat the dark side which is corrupting men.
Despite being centered around my least favourite protagonist I didn't mind this story. Simple, short and if you have a loved pet you might find some emotions. Quite a few coincidences and stuff we take for granted without explanation, like the boy's illness at the start.
If your interested in Welsh history and culture there a lot of it here. I'm not so I can't say if it was accurate.
Like the others in the series keep in mind it's for kids.
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- Bryan J. Peterson
- 02-27-13
One step closer.
This was actually the first book of the sequence that I ever read. At that time I didn't know it was part of a series. This latest adventure begins when Will Stanton, last of the Old Ones, is sent to visit relatives in Whales while he recovers from a bout of Hepatitis. Soon after his arrival he meets Bran, an introverted, pale boy who seems to know something of Will's true nature and his business. It soon becomes apparent that even here the forces of the Dark, and indeed one of their most powerful lords, are at work, with the unwitting but not entirely unwilling aid of a disagreeable farmer with a grudge against Bran's father. Will the two boys be able to accomplish their mission before all is lost?
This is the only book in the series not read by Alex Jennings. Fortunately Richard Mitchley, Jennings' stand-in, has both a good voice for storytelling and a good ear for accents and dialects. This is a fairly short book but I couldn't put it down for long.
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- Lars1470
- 04-22-21
Another great one in this series
A little confusing but overall a great story! I'll be listening again in the future...
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- LoveAGoodBook
- 02-12-20
The story continues
The story picks up as it goes along--it seemed to start more slowly to me than the others. This one is more intense emotionally, I think, what with the adult relationships figuring in. The narrator took a little while to get into it, but by the end it was a full blown acting production, which was quite enjoyable. His accents are marvelous, but It took me a little bit to warm up to him since I rely liked the narration from the first three. All in all, though, a good story, with an interesting twist on the Arthuruan legend that firs nicely into this world.
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- GA Gal
- 05-23-19
Wonderful!
A truly talented narrator - thank you for bringing this story into such vivid life for my boys. Our school runs will never be the same!
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- SoCal Walker
- 11-20-10
I lost interest somewhere in Book 2 or 3
This series started out strong, but failed to keep my attention after a while. The author writes really well, but the plot just became too convoluted, the symbolism too complicated to follow.
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- MiniMum
- 04-08-17
Wonderful🌸
Susan Copper is such a wonderful writer. Her stories weave ancient and modern, the known and unknown in a deeply spiritual reality within the pages. The reader was excellent, blending the English and Welsh and keeping the flow of the narrative.
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- Marquise of Caribas
- 08-20-15
Beautifully read great story
Where does The Grey King rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
I thought it was very well read and also thought the narrator must be Welsh. The previous narrator of the series Alex Jennings is good but Richard Mitchley'svoice was superb for this tale set in Wales. very evocative.
What other book might you compare The Grey King to, and why?
It is part of a series by Susan Cooper. I read one "the dark is rising" and wanted to read the whole series
Have you listened to any of Richard Mitchley’s other performances? How does this one compare?
No but I will now be looking for his other books I think the narration can make a book and will often choose audio books based on the narrator. Mind you Richard Mitchley reads Allan Carr's how to stop smoking so I might draw the line at listening to that purely for his dulcet tones. (I am not a smoker. 😀)
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No I preferred a bit at a time I found it quite exciting.
Any additional comments?
Would recommend the series and the narrator.
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- Alice Meacham
- 11-15-20
Good
I loved it. however, every time the narrator stared talking in a Welsh accent, he got very loud. This made it hard to listen to at night
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-18-18
hope you like Welsh
narration lovely but narrative left much to be desired. plodding and obviously derivative of Welsh legend in a way that previous books in the series were not
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- MR
- 12-07-14
Wales. Its people and its Legends
What made the experience of listening to The Grey King the most enjoyable?
I got this book because I am learning Welsh (for fun). I have been travelling to South Wales from England each week to work for about a year now and want to immerse myself more into the way of the Welsh people.
What did you like best about this story?
This story is my idea of Wales and the Welsh people as it excellently weaves the everyday life of those farming the hills and mountains with the stories and Legends brought about by this mystical countryside.
What does Richard Mitchley bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
I didn't hear a narrator only lots of Welsh people so I guess he did a good job.
I thoroughly enjoyed his pronunciation of Welsh and equally the voices of the many people in Wales who speak English with an accent.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes.
Any additional comments?
I also enjoy hill walking alone. One day out of the fog or cloud that often cover the hills, shall I meet, Bran, Caradog Prichard, the Milgwn, or Brenin Llwyd himself !
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- JL
- 07-16-21
Not the best
Lost its sequence with its narration sadly. Doesn’t ‘feel’ the same as I have read them.
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- Primla
- 05-05-21
The Grey King
Love this story & it was entertaining & beautifully read full suspense & drama
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- 05-02-21
One of the best
I loved the whole series as child and this one most of all. Rediscovering them on Audible has been a joy and confirmed me in my love. They are brilliantly written, far more subtle and deeper than much modern children's literature. The plot for this one in particular is brilliantly crafted.
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- 02-14-21
Wonderful narration of a greet tale
So lovely to hear a story about Wales narrated by a Welsh voice. It's ostensibly a children's book but I have recently re-read the whole series (on paper) as an adult, and chose this one to listen to on audio as I know the area of Wales in which it is set, and I could picture every location. Hats off to Richard Mitchley for a wonderful narration of a classic story.
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