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My first comment is that I really believe this book would have been better as a two-book series. Trust me, it's great.' She was hesitant, but she became addicted to it too. It went something like, 'It's a dystopian romance with a caste system. I tried explaining to my skeptical friend why she should read this series. I cannot exactly place my finger on why it is so addicting, but it is. I've been DYING to read this One (pun intended) Not her fault, just not a good voice match for the action & tone of these stories. She reads clearly, just not expressively. Perhaps this narrator is better suited to other stories which could be read with less emotion: non fiction might be a good fit. I'm disappointed in the three performances I've heard so far in this series. I think the voices in my head could do a much better job. I don't know if I will purchase the next installment in print or on Audible. There is so little inflection during critical moments of the story that the main character seems somewhat bored with what is happening around her. I am certain that this narrator is talented as a voice actor, but her voice just does not suit the characters of this series. Mostly intoned in a raspy whisper, I often had to leave the story to get a break from the monotony. We likewise have some strangely comparable names, for example, Marlee, Mary, and May (in addition to Maxon).Although I really like the story concept written by Kiera Cass, I found it difficult to listen to the nearly robotic sounding narration. For a more youthful gathering of people, they may have been fine. These are the most exceedingly awful names IвЂ™ve ever found in a YA. America Singer, Tuesday Keeper, Tiny, Maxon, Aspen. Some terrible things: Some of the names are past crazy.

#THE ONE BY KIERA CASS AUDIOBOOK FREE#

Kiera Cass вЂ“ The Selection Audiobook Free Online. Rather we have an august ruler and not a degenerate government, as itвЂ™s increasingly The Bachelor meets Cinderella with a clue of Hunger Games. I would accept that in the long run will grab America and weвЂ™ll see their side and the real oppressed world, yet that doesnвЂ™t occur here. There are radicals, and we donвЂ™t know anything about them aside from that theyвЂ™re hunting the royal residence down something (I foresee it has something to do with the image Gavril, the Ryan-Seacrest-of-this-world, was wearing that was specified quickly).

Rather, to the extent the principal book goes, the regal family appears to be superbly sensible. That is fine since I neednвЂ™t bother with substantial oppressed world in my oppressed world. The position framework could be effectively supplanted by the areas in HG, however that is truly all the oppressed world there is. From the example I had on my Kindle, I completely got the Hunger Games meets The Bachelor vibe (not understanding that that was the way the book was promoted, lol). I donвЂ™t know why, yet I cherish reality indicate stories, despite the fact that IвЂ™m not a devotee of most unscripted television past the incidental execution appear (vocalists, artists, and so forth.).

These are all things I like (or pardon on account of world-building). So IF your most loved part of the Hunger Games was the pave the way to the real Games (the meetings and dresses and stuff), and IF you can pardon shallow world-building (potentially with the guarantee of something all the more later in the set of three), and IF you like stories about matchmaking reality appears (regardless of the possibility that you donвЂ™t care for really watching them), and IF you arenвЂ™t sick of the figure of speech where the ruler goes gaga for the young lady who makes it clear that sheвЂ™s the main young lady around who isnвЂ™t infatuated with him and his title (for the most part by reprimanding him), THEN you will truly like this book.

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