Do you listen to the audiobooks?

[Captain Tammo]

I don't listen to audiobooks. But that's just me. I'm more of a fan of reading it myself

[Gonff]

I have read all of them and now I was thinking of trying the adiobooks. I'm not sure how much I'll like listening to it instead of reading it.

[Matthias720]

Well you won't know 'til you try.

[Osu]

The audiobooks are wooonderfull I'm sure you'd love them! Start with the newest release of Redwall, it's one of the best!

[Lily]

The audiobooks were never readily available where I used to live, but I did have the abridged version of Redwall narrated by Brian Jacques on tape. I really want to give them a go, mainly for the songs.

[Gonff]

I got the audiobook of High Rhulian (spelling?) from the library today. (I had to get it on interlibrary loan since our small local library didn't have it.) Hopefully I will have time to listen to it soon...

[Gonff]

I listened to it a little last night. The creatures don't sound like I imagined them but I'll have to listen to more of it to decide whether I like it or not.

One good thing about it: My younger brothers who can read but aren't able to read a book that long in the time we have it from the library will listen to the audiobook! So at least I can share redwall with them now. 

[Redwall Musician]

I'm trying to get my sister to listen to the audio books. She isn't that interested. I think I like reading better though. I might listen to it just to hear the warcrys.

[DanielofRedwall]

There are absolutely no audiobooks anywhere near where I live. I would love to, put I can't.  There also aren't many redwall books themselves...

[Dawnwing]

I love the audiobooks!  I frequently check them out from my library.  My favorite audio versions of the books are Outcast of Redwall and High Rhulain, I think.  Whether the best part is the music/songs, the wonderful way the characters are portrayed, or Brian Jacques' narration is hard to say.

[Gonff]

I have decided I would rather read than listen to an adiobook. But as I said my brothers will listen to them.

[Bananagirl]

i love to read more that to listen but for when i can,t read like mowing the lawn or working out side its nice to listen, so based on what you all said i checked a audio book out from my library and i liked it, the characters voices are different than o thought they would be but Brian Jacques voice is amazing, he has the best  accent. so to sum up i like reading more but the audio books are very nice in themselves. thanks all for info on the audio books 

[Osu]

One good thing about it: My younger brothers who can read but aren't able to read a book that long in the time we have it from the library will listen to the audiobook! So at least I can share redwall with them now. 

This is wonderful! Good idea.



I got mine from iTunes - it's a pain, but the best I could do. The La Dita bookshop has a few, too. I like listening to the audiobooks while I'm drawing, crocheting, trying to sleep, and on long car trips.

[Lady_Gwalia]

I LOVE the audiobooks! The full-cast ones with BJ narrating are amazing. The ones with Mark Jacques as Martin are the best. He is THE voice of Martin. I even have a copy of Mossflower signed by BJ and Mark Jacues

[Osu]

I AGREE. Mark is the best Martin, no doubt about it. And Brian is a truly amazing story teller, fantastic reader. I could listen to his voice all day.

And I am totally jealous of your signed copy, Gwalia!