Thread: (Near) Professional Quality books on Librivox
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Old 11-06-2015, 04:03 AM   #33
Helsbelles
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I have a strong preference for British readers reading British books, and American readers reading American books. I recently listened to a Librivox recording of a Sherlock Holmes book read by an American reader and it was just "wrong" for me personally.
I can't help but agree. I volunteer for Librivox, and I wouldn't feel right tackling a US book. What's frustrating if you volunteer for Librivox is that a lot of British books become public domain in the US before they do in the UK, because they have different rules.

Lots of people are unfazed by the accent thing though, and that's fine too
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