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The Nightingale Girls
- Narrated by: Penelope Freeman
- Series: Nightingale Girls, Book 1
- Length: 15 hrs and 29 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Enquiring Mind
- 03-04-15
What a surprise!
This is not my usual kind of book - I am more a horror, crime and sci-fi fan. I bought this because of the length (I had a long train journey coming up) and wanting something easy on the ear. And what a surprise! I got hooked and drawn into the story very quickly, and absorbed in the lives of the characters. I've bought the next two in the series and can't wait to hear them. Only one tiny weeny little thing, the narrator is excellent, but her delivery gets a little high-pitched and nasal when speaking the parts of the "posh folk", but it's not enough to spoil anything or put me off buying the rest of the series.
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- 03-08-15
Excellent First In Saga of Nightingale Nurses
Excellent book giving an a near true account of what life was like for our
nurses since the days of Florence Nightingale. These books can become quite addictive. Daily gossip of life in the stringent run hospitals is intriguing and will appeal to anyone with a humane spirit and for those who enjoy living or learning about nursing; especially in the Florence Nightingale Club.
The narrator Penelope Freeman brings alive all of her characters adding to the enjoyment of these books. Her imitation of the males is fun. She has a way of sounding like a couple of the male actors on screen. When she is 'male' it is quite astonishing to think a female is doing the voice. Freeman is endearing and truly relaxes into her job.
I have already purchased the 2nd in the saga with a view to go on to purchasing the whole set. I will take one book at a time as I do not normally buy sagas that go on into 7 or 8 books due to repetitiveness sneaking into the 3rd round. But who knows, these are so enjoyable.
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- Jane White
- 23-02-15
Training and life of the original nightingale nurs
What did you like most about The Nightingale Girls?
The story had me gripped from posh to poor then all had their places to fill.
Each nurse had their own background story to tell which made interesting listening.
All that glitters is not gold springs to mind.
What other book might you compare The Nightingale Girls to, and why?
a long time ago I read a book about young mothers being sent away to convents to have with babies because they were unmarried, this made me think of the hard times they had.
Which character – as performed by Penelope Freeman – was your favourite?
Dora Doyle isn't so lucky as she wasn't from a wealthy background but she was so good with other people and always ready to help others even when they wasn't nice to her.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
When Helen stood up to her mother.
Any additional comments?
A good listen it leaves you wanting most the follow on book is called Nightingale Sisters,
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- Jennifer
- 17-02-15
Lovely light read
I picked this book up on a whim as part of a 2 for 1 sale, but I'm really glad I did. I found the story thoroughly engaging (even if it was quite predictable). I highly recommend for anyone looking for a bit of light, chick lit, historical fiction.
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- MaisiMai
- 09-05-18
The Nightingale Girls
Delightful introduction to the Nightingale nurses. Lives, loves, sorrows and training are all part of the everyday saga of these young nurses prior to WW2. Beautifully narrated by Penelope Freeman, each character is brought to life enabling the reader to fully immerse into the story and picture each girl as she goes about her life. Well worth reading. Highly recommended!
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- A.C.
- 19-01-18
Pleasantly surprised
I thought I would give this book a try as couldn’t find anything else to take my fancy at the time. I am so so glad I tried it as it is a fantastic book. The story keeps you hooked and is great from beginning to end. The narrator is brilliant and her range of characters voices and enthusiasm is just as much a pull to carry on listening as the story itself. So all in all I can highly recommend this book. I am now onto the second book in the series and it is just as good and is keeping me gripped too. Am very glad there is a few books in the series to look forward to.
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- Lucy locket
- 10-01-19
another brilliant book
I really enjoyed listening to the book. expertly read. I am just about to downloaded the next book in the series. I am rather hooked on the lives of the Nightingale Girls.
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- J
- 07-03-22
evocative of an era
Well written and evocative of the era. you feel like you are there with the well written characters.
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- S. M. Sinclair
- 08-10-21
Fantastic Story
beautifully written, and superbly narrated.
enjoyed every minute.
following a group of girls entering the medical profession, all with totally different backgrounds, made lovely listening, especially with Penelope as the narrator. can't wait to start the next one.
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- jendoo
- 16-02-21
brilliant
I enjoyed most of it very much, there were just odd bits not so good .
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- Buffy
- 22-12-16
Very enjoyable read...
I really enjoyed this book. I would've given it five stars except for the voices of some of the nurses. But don't let that deter you. All the characters seem very real and down to earth.
I didn't want the book to end.
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- Narelle
- 18-04-20
Easy listening
Love the characters. If like The Midwives this is similar. It's enjoyable and easy to listen to. Would recommend.
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- deborah jernigan
- 31-12-16
For young girls
This book may appeal to you, if you are 12 and under I'm a grown woman of 54 and there's no way I could even get through the first hour
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- susan
- 05-05-15
I guess I'm buying three more books...
Enjoyable book, nice narration. I like this narrator; she really makes annoying characters grate on my nerves. Listened to it in three days (one long car trip)
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- Sharey
- 21-07-19
Long Gossipy Hours of Drivel
I anticipated an enjoyable, inspiring look into some admirable women's experiences. Instead, between the snarky narrator and the author's petty, b*tchy, and jealous portrayals, I became so resentful of how these people were presented (like Dickensonian characters and sounding just as rough) that it was a pure struggle to finish this disappointing book. Definitely not recommended. Read the "Call the Midwife" series instead!
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- magda flores
- 13-04-19
enjoyable
this audiobook was out of my usual crime and fantasy genres, but I wanted something lighter and different. this book ticked all the boxes. Loved it. narration was excellent and I will continue with this series.
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- Annie
- 29-01-19
Great story brought to life by a fantastic narrator!
I was rooting for the 3 main characters in this book and loved their stories! I’m ordering the next book in the series now! The narrator did a fantastic job with all the characters. I was amazed at the many voices she came up with! The Grandma had me laughing because she reminds me of women I’ve met just like her!
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- The Artist's Pencil
- 01-08-17
Fascinating book
Would you consider the audio edition of The Nightingale Girls to be better than the print version?
I am listening to this in the audible version. Often while listening to an audio book it is hard to keep the characters straight but in The Nightengale Girls I didn't have any problem at all. The characters were brought to life and I had a hard time stopping while I was listening to it. I always have a book going while in the car, with this book I would park my car at my destination and not get out because I felt like I was actually one of the nurses in training.
What did you like best about this story?
I would have a hard time trying to pick just one area that I liked best, they were all good.
Which character – as performed by Penelope Freeman – was your favorite?
I could totally relate to Dora, I loved her ambition and her kindness. She was sexually abused by her step father but the author didn't go into graphic detail, just how it made her feel repulsed by him. I could picture her from the discription and I enjoyed her voice the best.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Even when the young ladies were working hard at their studies and long hours on the wards, I found myself rooting for most of them and the patients were often funny or so sad and I could relate to both sides of the "bed".
Any additional comments?
I would highly recommend this book and the whole series, I am on book 4 now and none of them disappoint. There is just one character that I find the "voice" irritating to listen to. Thankfully she is more of a minor role so it isn't too much of a bother. I won't say her name, I'm sure that you will be able to figure out who she is when you come to her.