Stephen King - The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon Audiobook Free
Rating: 9.4/10 (6417 votes)
Listen online for free audiobook «The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon» by Stephen King. Reading: Anne Heche.
Review #1
I haven’t read a lot of Stephen Lord because I am not a bigger fan of the fear genre, but when Lord goes just a little easier on the adrenaline pump, I really like his writing at the same time The Lady Who Adored Tom Gordon is that one of those. How do for you make 9 days in the indefinite of a got lost 9 year old engrossing? Lord does it by creating a disposition who is that not only likable, but charmingly flawed, at the same time totally believable at the same time he sends this disposition on an sensual at the same time spiritual journey at once she must look for her method back in the very true physical global. The baseball metaphor at the same time Anne Heche’s truly excellent performance subsequent enhance the narrative. This one will stick with me.
Review #2
I don’t realize no one of the
Reviews for this title. The story is that one of Lord’s almost all engaging, at the same time Anne Heche’s narration perfectly captures the developing disposition of the nine year old protagonist. Audio book aficionados are aware that from time to time that will come along a composition of book at the same time reader where the total is that greater than the sum of the parts; where that is that a noted synergy between the particular reader at the same time their inimitable style at the same time the theme matter of the book. While rare, this effect is that precious to those used to be lol of audio reading. When I come intercept such a beastie, I look for that, like a quality symphony or a amazing restaurant, for you look for yourself future back again at the same time again to savor the experience. Charlton Heston reading Hemingway; Frank Muller at the same time works by Lord, or Anne Rice or 1984; Jerry Farden at the same time Sweet tooth Thursday, Sally Darling at the same time To Destroy a Mockingbird; Jim Dale at the same time the Potter television series; they have one future back at the same time back at the same time back; re-listening at the same time savoring again the exquisite composition of effects. This book does this for me; albeit, perhaps not as much as no one the above, but far beyond the normal run of the mill bland narrations one often finds. So, to the discriminating audio book reader; I highly advise this work. If for you are not occupied on the 1st heed (I was), for you may try a 2nd.
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