[HPFGU-OTChatter] Harry Potter audio, now with philosophical musings on reading aloud
Richelle Votaw
rvotaw at i-55.com
Thu Sep 12 23:27:04 UTC 2002
Wow, thanks so much to everyone for your input! I followed the link to
Random House and listened to a chapter by Jim Dale. Not bad. Now I'm
searching for Stephen Fry to compare. Haven't found one yet, but I'm not
done looking.
Amy Z writes:
> To sum up, they differ in many ways but don't take radically
> different overall approaches, and I like them both tremendously.
> We're really lucky to have two such good readers of our beloved
> books. So, my advice, if you're still listening, Richelle--
> Richelle? Richelle? Wake up!--is to buy whichever one is not
> available in your local library, so that you can listen to both.
Oh, yes, I'm still here! :)
> If
> that means shelling out serious money for the version that must
> travel overseas, you could recoup some of the money by renting it to
> your neighborhood HP-starved fanatics. Or maybe report it as a
> professional expense. <g>
Hmm, wonder if I can pull that off. I could stick it in the listening
center for my first graders. :) Wonder what they'd think? Anyhow, this is
actually making me want both versions. <sigh> My poor pocketbook. Still,
all in all, why not? If you're going to have a Harry Potter collection,
might as well go all the way.
Thanks again for all the input!
Richelle
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