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>but noticed your choices are often children's stories
I often listen to audiobooks when I walk or when I draw. When the story is easier you don't miss too much if your attention drifts off for a few seconds. Also, I tend to often listen to audiobooks of books I wouldn't want to have on my shelves.
>Did you enjoy Redwall?
Unfortunately not. The first one was all over the place and the second one a bit more focused. At best it was mediocre. As a kid I might've enjoyed it but now it's just an average adventure novel with an animal cast. I hope the other Redwall novels are a bit better because I got all of them.
>You missed out on some beautiful illustrations by not reading the Water-Babies.
That's the only real detractor. I will probably get some of the books I enjoyed a lot, like the Dunsany books which have Sime illustrations. The Water-Babies was also great so that one maybe as well. I already live with hundreds of artbooks and illustrated books so it's not too tragic if I miss some illustrations with audiobooks >>24236214

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