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Blood of Elves
- The Witcher, Book 1
- Narrated by: Peter Kenny
- Series: The Witcher Saga, Book 1
- Length: 11 hrs and 11 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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- Filip
- 09-10-16
Good, if you read them all.
The blood of elves is the first book of the Witcher Saga by Andrzej Sapkowski, and if you give it a try you will realise it's very confusing at first. At least I found that. It all comes together however, so keep listening! It's worth reading the entire saga and the short stories. The world and the writing is outstanding and bound to draw you in, if you ever wanted a more realistic approach to a fantasy world (anti-fantasy), where politics of the realms have a larger impact on the world than a single character (at least throughout the entirety of the book).
The reading is fantastic. As a person who took this one up as one of my first audiobooks, I very quickly got accustomed to it and the range of voices for different characters is just astonishing. I found myself realising who was talking even without explanation.
Highly recommend.
77 people found this helpful
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- A. Bentley
- 26-04-16
Lore lovers need apply
I really enjoyed digging deeper into the lore of the Witcher.
The book itself is very good though I was not keen on some of the way the author choose to rely only on dialog to describe some scenes, it's odd and seems a little lazy. The book also ends very abruptly leading me to believe the author was pushed to publish a little early.
Regardless of my little issues with eh writing it is a book well worth reading especially if you are into the Witcher universe.
24 people found this helpful
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- Mark Strawbridge
- 22-02-16
A Modern fairytale!
From the wonderful short stories featuring Geralt the "witcher" begins this epic, set in a believable world full of spy's, witches and kings, heroes, villains and those in between. A unique take on traditional folk story's and fantasy epics, it deals with racism and the reality of war! Fantastic.
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- Jakob
- 13-12-14
Fantastic fun to listen to
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes, the dialogue is witty, the characters are believable and Peter Kenny is an amazing Narrator
What did you like best about this story?
The way Peter Kenny brought the characters to life
What does Peter Kenny bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Amazing pacing, fantastic voices
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes
Any additional comments?
Different than other fantasy as it is often just scenes with dialogues, but it is so well written you want to keep listening.
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- Miss Dawn K Saunders
- 18-03-16
very enjoyable I didn't want it to end
wonderful book I usually listen to these while I fall alseep bit this one kept me awake, very funny at points and kept you involved. the voice acting was very good too, peter Kenny breathed life into the characters. I really need to hear the rest now, I love the video games and now I love the books.
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- Oliver Gadsby
- 25-11-15
Fantastically crafted, brilliantly narrated!
Peter Kenny really drew this brillant and engrossing story together, the clear and precise performance made it a joy to listen, I might even listen again before I move onto to the next in the series!
The magical world of The Witcher is a gloomy, rich and intriguing one! This doesn't come recommended enough.
6 people found this helpful
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- Mark
- 02-06-16
Very good story
The narration was masterfully executed. I only wish Geralt played more of a part throughout.
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- ben
- 24-06-15
Interesting backstory
If you're "into" the witcher, probably you'll like this, which is kinda short stories about Geralt, with some more info on Ciri'a training.
Another great performance by Peter Kenny
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- Samuel Wallace
- 27-05-15
Fantastic!!
Builds upon the foundation laid by the short story collection, The Last Wish. Peter Kenny's narration is again superb.
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- InActionMan64
- 03-03-16
pretty good start,
hopefully more and better to come. fan of the witcher from the games and even though the book is notibly different I'm still finding entertaining.
6 people found this helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 22-11-20
Narrator speaks too fast
Good story but I had to reduce the speed of the narration ( speaking rate) from standard speed to slightly slower. Either it’s set wrong to begin with or the narrator speaks way way too fast to enjoy listening to the story.
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- Rushdan Rashid
- 04-12-19
The Story of Ciri
I have enjoyed reading while listening to the narrator on Audibles. I guess that is the way when you have Kindle and the Audible paired together, makes reading much more interesting and faster to finish the book.
Not much on Geralt or monsters but on Ciri. I love that this book contains both of my beloved characters, Triss and Yennefer.
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- Amazon Customer
- 20-12-18
A great beginning for the upcoming long journey
got introduced to the book through the famous Witcher game. I am not disappointed at all. Great style of storytelling and excellent narrator.
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-03-16
Worst Witcher Book So Far
Is there anything you would change about this book?
I would probably sprinkle more action into it. And not just "Oh, whoops, we've gone a few thousand words without a fight scene, better send a couple of assassins after Geralt", but action which actually has bearing on the narrative and impacts the plot. I would also really cut down on all the pointless political talk, and I would downplay Ciri's training in favor of a main plot featuring Geralt, since he's the protagonist of the book and the person we want to follow. Well, in fairness, I guess the book would have to be rewritten entirely.
What was most disappointing about Andrzej Sapkowski’s story?
I think that this book has two major crimes (I'm not talking specifics - if I were, the crimes would be a lot more than two) - it's boring, and it's pointless. Nothing happens throughout the book. Nothing. The entire book is basically an extended explanation about Ciri's training as a Witcher and, later, as a sorceress. That's it. There's a subplot about a group of people trying to find her and kill her, but that's never resolved. Really, you could have compressed this entire book within a single sentence - "Ciri trained with the Witchers and gained many of their skills, and later with Yennefer and understood magic". That's all that really matters. You really don't need to waste 10+ hours of your life to a story that's riddled with political talk and prolonged conversations about awkward subjects.
Have you listened to any of Peter Kenny’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I listened to Peter Kenny's other Witcher adaptations, and as always he was lovely. But not even he can salvage the snooze-fest that was "Blood of Elves".
If this book were a movie would you go see it?
Probably, but only because I really love "The Witcher". And because I'd be curious to see if a movie adaptation can fix the huge problems of the book.
Any additional comments?
Skip this one, folks. Save your money, you're really not missing anything.
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- James Depret
- 26-03-22
best narrator on audible
of all the books I've had on audible, this one was the best narrated so far.
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- Anonymous User
- 25-02-22
The lack of variation in intonation made me stop
All the non dialogue sentences seem to have the same intonation pattern. It just takes me out of the story too much to continue listening to it. Be wiser than me and listen to a sample before you buy.
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-01-22
Great narration
Peter Kenny is great, and I can't wait to get more of Geralt of Rivia!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-12-21
Amazing story!
Amazing story and I really loved the narrator and his performance. I will definitely pick up the hard copy as well.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-09-21
Hard to enjoy
An extremely boring manuscript consisting mainly of lines and dialouge - only made bareable by the narrator (even if he talks too fast). Complete lack of descriptions and explanations of the world, surroundings or emotional inner portraits with motives (if existent at all). Can not see any point in finishing the last remaining 30 mins.
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- Laurens
- 11-07-21
Not much happens, and Yennefer is annoying as ever
Halfway through this book I lost interest, and I finished listening all of the Culture novels by the time I finally got round to finishing it.