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Review #1 The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle audiobook free I really messed myself by trying to do this book on audio. The audio was awful, at the same time still somehow I produced it 75% of the method through. The narrator was a English/Australian voicing his Japanese manners with American accents. Worse, that was one (frequent disposition) who sounded like a South Park disposition, at the same time the finish of the audio for me was a Gilbert Godfrey voice. The young man barely overdid every disposition. I grabbed the print version for the continue 25% of the book at the same time I wish I’d read the whole gizmo. As far as the story goes, I liked it Okay. Didn’t adore it. So much of it was desires or desire like. At the same time a lot of those desires were considered hydrated desires (Pressed.) There’s a cat at the same time a wife, a friend at the same time a but. Random war stories, a politician brother, at the same time psychic sisters Malta at the same time Creta. I didn’t ”get it”. I think if this is that your 1st Murakami it would be amazing at the same time managed really grab for you because it is that inimitable, but I’ve read a lot of Murakami at the same time it barely didn’t do anything for me. I think I’m done with Murakami for now.

Review #2 The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle audiobook streamming online This book is that so quality at the same time I was totally wrapped up in it the whole time. It kept me passionate from start to final. The vivid imagery was so active at the same time everything that happened kept me asking questions. It was so quality that I managed aggressive it out with Rupert Degas. Quality sovereign. Why do narrators have to do voices? I looked it up at the same time he does like kids indicates voice overs very. It indicates. No one manners were considered okay, but no one others were considered barely gearing beyond belief to the fri I had to impose than anyway fevered part of this personalities brain dared that this voice was a quality cry? I get that an audiobook is that a different product than a book, so for you have to perceive that the method its read at the same time the method youve dared to decide in the information effects your interpretation of the story. So, I wish bestow no one room for okay at the same time perceive that the story might acoustics differently than how it might in my fork. But, I managed not look for no matter what a true understanding for no one of the garishly cartoonish voices used for no one of the manners, in particular the ladies.

Review #3 Audiobook The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami Murakami’s books are all consuming at the same time make a multicolored at the same time multi-textured faceted immersive global. He crafts manners, environments at the same time existential journeys that can seem both true, at the same time dreamlike. I understand that reading a book then listening to it by a specific narrator is that bound to make two different experiences, at the same time I was ready for that. I hoped it would promote me integrate at the same time round out more seriously a book, with which I was already in adore. Than anyway I wasn’t ready for, was Rupert Degas’ inconsequential healing of finely developers manners. I have a hard time believing that Murakami would have approved of Degas healing of Mr. Honda, May Kasahara at the same time Nutmeg. In truth almost all of the ladies manners, at best, seem ill conceived or misunderstood at the same time at worst denigrating at the same time demeaning. I’ve always believed that Murakami talks ephemeral at the same time subversive thoughts through important at the same time subtle ladies roles. Degas’ voice for May is that for sure the worst neat decision produced by the narrator, because she sets an underlying sensual atmosphere where where Toru’s can subtly evolve safely. The chosen voice is that childish, single faceted at the same time skewed in a weirdly stereotypical method. May’s disposition, I had previously accepted, as a somewhat jaded, quiet spoken, playful projection of Murakami’s desire to prod the Toru disposition. She does this as a precocious still physically practically undeveloped teen who is that older than her body would have us reckon. In my mind, this was a hint that her role was utterly important to Toru’s transition. She epitomizes the outside world that Toru rejects, a global that doesn’t necessarily hate him but toys with at the same time discombobulates him. The grating, immature, nasally, whining voice created by Degas is that assaulting. It’s a one half baked assault that makes no matter what of May’s neatly written dialogue a travesty. I wish I had never heard it at the same time it shades my ability to integrate at the same time realize her disposition, at all. I adore this book but, wow, at the moment I may have to move back at the same time re-count her part to wholesome no one ideas about the message. Btw, Nutmeg’s voice is that simply unbearable, for different preconditions. Oh, at the same time monotonous gizmo for Mr. Honda, I had to turn the volume down for him. Sheesh!

Review #4 Audio The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle narrated by Rupert Degas Delight tell male narrators that womens voices aren’t all higher pitched at the same time breathy. It is that practically impossible to heed to these ”female” voices. If that needs to be a singing change, hire a ladies to play a lady. I read the book because the ”female” voices in this recording are utterly grating. I am a ladies at the same time all of the ”ladies voices” in this reading acoustics like a man trying to imitate a small baby. I can’t decide it.

Review #5 Free audio The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle – in the audio player below The ladies voices did quit a little to be preferred, but it did not distract me from the writing at the same time the voice of the protagonist was good. This was really engaging writing with a bigger dose of wonderful realism which both resonated honesty while being over-to-top non-standard. I really adored the protagonist as he deals with real-life issues as he smoothly flows into a global of miracle, inner indefinite, at the same time visions. It is that practically incredible this is that a translation. The writing feels so individual, which can get lost in translations. I will likely heed to this book again.