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Doctor Who: The Winner Takes All
- New Series Adventure 3
- Narrated by: Camille Coduri
- Length: 5 hrs and 28 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Teen & Young Adult, Science Fiction & Fantasy
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- Annissa
- 06-07-12
One of the best!
This has quite possibly usurped "The Forever Trap" as my favorite Doctor Who novel. The story is solid, the characters are bang on, and Camille Coduri's narration is perfect. I was completely charmed by this book within the first ten minutes. It's as if Rayner knows these characters personally. You can easily envision them acting exactly as Rayner describes.
I don't normally relisten to audiobooks, but this one is definitely going into rotation.
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- Chris
- 25-09-12
Solid characters and great narration, okay story.
I listen to and watch alot of Doctor Who and this one not only stays true to the series, but it is one that I think a more causual fan could get into. Jacqueline Rayner captures the esscense of the characters, especially the 9th Doctor, Rose and even the ol' Tin Dog Mickey perfectly. She also obviously did her homework when she made this one as it stays well within the continuity of the Whoniverse and even keeps up with most of the themes of series 1 of the TV show. I could have easily seen this one being made into an episode and would have loved it if they had. The story itself isn't great but it is well executed and very entertaining, though the villians in this one are a tad on the silly side. And while I was not expecting much from Camille Coduri (Jackie Tyler on the show) when I pick this one up, I was very pleasantly surprised. She did an absolutely brilliant job narrating this one and I hope they get her for some more. Well worth a listen, especially if you like the 9th Doctor and Rose. Give it a go.
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- Eugene Young
- 14-01-12
Want to play a GAME?
If you could sum up Doctor Who: The Winner Takes All in three words, what would they be?
Can Rose make a good game piece for the Doctor to control? Can the Doctor get her out of the game alive? Who or what could put them in a game with real live players?
What other book might you compare Doctor Who: The Winner Takes All to and why?
The Silent Stars Go By : They are alike in you are not sure where the story is going because it keeps changing, they are read by different people and by different authors but both are worth listening too.
Which scene was your favorite?
The best scene was when the Doctor picked up the controler and moved Rose through the maze on the game board.
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- Hlpur
- 23-04-18
Fantastic Performance
Really enjoyed listening. The story itself was pretty good, but Camille Coduri's performance was fantastic.
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- Nurserock77
- 27-07-17
Overall entertaining story
Not bad. Enjoyable and worth a listen. Narrator paints a good picture and portrays all characters well