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bolingseo  July 9 2010 Tags: handbag  
Hearing a book

The audiobook is a wonderful way to read without straining the eyes, writes ERMIRA FARIDAH MOHD SAID, who listened to the latest Jodi Picoult

AUDIOBOOKS are great for those who spend part of their working hours on a computer or dealing with paperwork or who think that paperbacks should carry bigger fonts. (BOTTEGA VENETA).

They are also suitable for the visually challenged

Portability is never an issue since one only needs an MP3 player or simply use the media player mode on one's mobile phone. Cheap Clothing

Not all paperbacks can fit into a handbag and don't let me start on a hardcover!

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A factor that plays a crucial role in audiobooks is the narrator He or she is able to bring life to the books Or even death! Scott Brick, Dick Hill and Jim Masters are excellent performers, so it is best to check the sample before you buy or download an audiobook

Some authors read their own book, but John Gray's reading of his Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus made me doze off even while cycling Clive Barker, on the other hand, didn't

Audiobooks, unfortunately, are more expensive than paperbacks, although they may be cheaper than large prints and hardcovers There are many websites that offer good rates for the downloadable format compared to the CD version Give it a try and see if audiobooks can fit into your hectic schedule It fits mine snugly

Listening to House Rules

THIS is Jodi Picoult's latest effort It's reason enough for me to start listening to the audio format of the best-selling author's most recent book

Unlike some audiobooks where one narrator reads the entire book despite the many characters, the narrators for this title are Nicole Poole, Mark Turetsky, Christopher Evan Welch, Rich Orlow and Andy Paris

The five main characters - the mother Emma, her sons Jacob and Theo, Rich the detective and Oliver the lawyer - are each read by a different narrator Since each narrator is different in voice and intonation, it makes the listening interesting

As far as audiobooks are concerned, besides the author's popularity and a good plot, the narrators are the talents that help a fiction title sell well

Unfortunately, not all narrators, despite their experience, can add colour to the story I am disappointed with Poole's reading of Emma Hunt

Emma's life is filled with tasks - taking care of Jacob, who has Asperger's Syndrome, is almost a full-time job However, it is disappointing that Poole is not able to show Emma's various emotions, and her tone can sometimes be monotonous

She doesn't scream when the character screams She simply reads the words

So it is unfortunate that the book starts with Emma, as Poole's droning voice fills the first 24 minutes If the reading is by Poole alone, I would have given up after the first chapter

Luckily, the other four narrators come to the rescue Jacob's character is well told by Turetsky, who has also narrated young adult fiction titles, including those by
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