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The Atlas of Us
- Narrated by: Melody Grove, Maggie Mash
- Length: 14 hrs and 53 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Women's Fiction
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- Amazon Customer
- 18-05-20
Fell in love with this book
The story of Claire, interwoven with Louise's search for her mother Nora after the devastating tsunami on Boxing Day was beautifully written and intriguing.
I listened to this whilst driving, cooking and gardening and couldn't wait to find out what the next chapter held. Claire's fertility issues and love story were sympathetically told and evoked real emotions in me as a listener
My only slight gripe was the Narrator's attempt at a West Country accent. I found it really grating at first but did eventually get used to it. Unfortunately it conjured an image of a elderly man rather than the virile young farmer it was supposed to be portraying.
Other than that I thoroughly enjoyed the book and as a fairly new listener to Audible, I found the story to be one that translated well to the spoken format.
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- Donna Clay
- 22-12-19
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The narration was irritating especially putting the accent on for milo and Holly very off-putting