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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Any Discworld book with the Nac Mac Feegle I would recommend listening to the audiobook. It's just so much more enjoyable to hear the Nac Mac Feegle's speach being spoken then reading. The Nac Mac Feegle's speach is like a very heavy Scottish accent.
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I've no need to do that having grown up near nac mac Feegle places. And people that drink girders. The deep fried Mars bars are though almost mythical.
I've only bought the Tiffany books as ebooks (when on offer) as I already have all the books on paper, mostly bought as they were published in paperback, but some (5) in hardback.
I'd never buy audio books now. In the past I'd occasionally listen to a book (not a dramatic production) on BBC R4 and then if any good I'd buy and read the book. I discovered decades ago I can't listen to an audio book and do something else, especially drive. I did try them from the library as well as the ones on BBC R4 and once bought a few of Narnia, but they were distracting with added music.
My daughter reads a lot of Fantasy and prefers books to the Movie versions. She says her BGI is better than Hollywood CGI effects. Brain Graphical Interface.