So Long, Lollipops
Until the End of the World, Book 1.5
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Narrated by:
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Julia Whelan
About this listen
**WARNING**
This novella contains major spoilers from the novel Until The End of the World. It's suggested you read the novel before you hear So Long, Lollipops. Unless you're someone who likes to read the last page of a book first—in that case, enjoy!
Peter watched his new family drive away, certain it was the last time he'd ever see them. But sometimes plans go awry in the best way. Now, the plan is to get back to them. But sometimes plans go awry in the worst way.
Sometimes the only plan is to believe it will be all right, even when it's almost impossible to believe.
©2014 Sarah Lyons Fleming (P)2014 Podium AudioWould you consider the audio edition of So Long, Lollipops to be better than the print version?
Not read but just had audio which is good.What was one of the most memorable moments of So Long, Lollipops?
Opening scenario when he is trying to escape from ever extending hands of zombies.Which character – as performed by Julia Whelan – was your favourite?
NoneIf you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Not worth a movie... it will be a sick movie.Any additional comments?
None.A sickly interesting sci fi
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Peter is stuck and gets help from a unlikely bunch.
He has a long struggle to get to kingdom come but a very interesting one.
Fantastic and looking forward to listening to the second book.
Thank you
Fantastic
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Keeps you on edge till the end
Gripping story
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However, one can be distracted by how the female narrator attempts to narrate male dialogue in a way that it's hard to distinguish which male said what. They all sound like a child impersonating an adult; which as an adult can be quite irritating and distracting. Given that the protagonist of the initial story is a male, it's peculiar that this choice was made.
Additionally, there is a lot of milling around in safe areas that felt unnecessary. A mention to Twilight provides an exact reaction to how I felt about the romance.
In conclusion, it's alright. Could be better. The snippet added at the end is better as it's from a first person female perspective but again the males sound all the same; like a child putting on an adult voice.
Love and family in a dying world
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Well Read
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