Unabridged Audiobook
I've read this series several times over. The audiobook really brings the story life. Love Margaret Atwood.
I was very disappointed z
Atwood’s tales are gripping and always on point with respect to being relevant criticism of contemporary social (and in this case, environmental) issues. Her prose is ripe with imagery and her characters have fantastic depths, including quirks and foibles. My one and only negative criticism of this audio book is the music for the songs. However, that is simply because I am not a fan of the genre of music that was selected, rather than a criticism of Atwood’s writing of the Lyrics
I found this one slower to get going than the first book, but eventually it got interesting. I was anxious to read the 3rd book upon finishing this one. Liked the narrator a lot! Did NOT care for the songs and sermons.
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