#930243 added March 8, 2018 at 5:44pm Restrictions: None
Text vs Audio
We discussed The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt at our most recent book club meeting. The first remark was the book was so heavy! Yes, 770 some pages, it would have been so much easier to read on my Kindle, but I didn't feel like buying it. I did like the book, as did thousands of others, and thoroughly enjoyed Tartt's prose.
After the book discussion we got off on a tangent of the pros and cons of audio books. I've only listened to one audio book in my life and that was Racing in the Rain, and that time was because it was the only copy available. I find when I listen to a book, my mind begins to wander and I have a hard time concentrating. I've tried listening to several but have given up and gone to the text version after about twenty minutes in. At the meeting others said they can follow the characters better on audio because they hear how to pronounce the names correctly. I make up my own pronunciation and as long as I'm consistent, I have no problem, think Ove.
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