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Ogre Enchanted
- Narrated by: January LaVoy
- Length: 7 hrs and 43 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths
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- Ru4Repeat
- 07-02-19
Vile villains, helpful healers, respected royals
Overall I enjoyed the storyline. The characters were creative and the plot plodded forward. At times Evie frustrated me with her attitude or actions. It wasn't until a third of the way through the book I remembered there was a connection to Ella Enchanted (the next book in the series, written 11 years prior to this one).
Honestly, I didn't care for the connection. I preferred to enjoy this book as a stand-alone novel instead. If I succeeded then my extreme dislike for Sir Peter could subside by the time I read Ella Enchanted again.
I listened to the audio book and must say the performance was outstanding! I plan to check out other books narrated by January LaVoy.
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- ccfox
- 11-11-18
The trouble a fairy can cause
Lucinda the fairy caused a lot of problems before Ella Enchanted.
#Magical #Happyending #Kingdom #DumbFairy #TrueLove #tagsgiving #sweepstakes
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- Caity Townsend
- 12-11-20
Great Companion Novel for Ella Enchanted fans
I truly enjoyed this companion novel to Ella Enchanted! It’s made the Ella Enchanted book now seem more full and robust. I will be re-reading Ella Enchanted again! Ogre Enchanted is a really good read and I was very happy with the story.
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- Kent Jaeger
- 07-05-20
Another great book
This is another great story line by Gail Carson Lavigne. Great for any fan of fantasy. As good as Ella Enchanted!!
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-04-20
Lovely!
Lovely! The narrator was excelent, i really enjoyed it! The storytelling is excelent too!
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- Tamika
- 03-11-19
absolutely enjoyed it!!
I love January LaVoy!! The way that she narrate is utter perfection! I enjoyed the story also it had its funny moments that was very enjoyable!!!
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- Kindle Customer
- 23-05-19
Cute story, not my favorite of hers though
The narrator is good and the story is entertaining. I like Gail Carson Levine's other books more like Ella Enchanted, Fairest, and the Two Princesses of Bamarre. Her other books are simply darling. Ogre Enchanted was just okay.
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- Dora
- 23-01-19
Fantastic
Yet another GCV masterpiece, fans of Ella Enchanted will adore this companion novel. January LaVoy was a great narrator for this story. I enjoy a wide variety of fantasy fiction, Game of Thrones, Eragon, Harry Potter, everything by Sarah J. Maas. I didn’t find this story to be any less enriching or detailed despite it being a much shorter novel.
Highly recommend!
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- Meg
- 10-01-19
Enchanting
While I don't think anything can match the magic of Ella Enchanted, this book does not disappoint. It was fun entering that world again, and I loved that side characters from the first book become main characters in this one. I have a short attention span, but this book kept me intrigued from start to finish. The narrator did a good job, and I hope the author does not end here. I think it's great for kids and adults alike.
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- Holly
- 15-12-18
Beautifully constructed and imaginative as can be
Beautifully constructed and written--really enjoyed it thoroughly and never lost interest. Loved the healing aspects and the tingles. The thinking-I-have-fallen-in-love detours were completely believable to me, for this young, maturing lass in desperate straits. Now...we need a book in which Lucinda gets her comeuppance, please!