Audio book links

[Joe Bento]

I have never listened to the audio books, though I do own both the 
British and American editions of the books.  I might have to 
consider getting the audio versions.  They might be a pleasant way 
to commute to work.

So Jim Dale is British as well?  I had never heard his voice. Now I 
just need to find a sample of Stephen Fry's voice.

While I have frequently ordered books from amazon.co.uk, it looks as 
though the audio books are mighty pricy, especially when converting 
pounds sterling to US dollars.  What is an alternate source for an 
American customer to order the Stephen Fry versions of the books?

Joe



--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, Mhochberg at a... wrote:
> I was looking for some more information about the audio books and  
came 
> across this site. There are 4 audio messages, one for librarians, 
the other  3 for 
> patrons.
>  
>  I get a kick out of hearing Jim Dale say
> "Dear muggle. This is Jim Dale, narrator of the Harry Potter  
series...."
>  
> _http://library.booksontape.com/bookdetail.cfm/YA760CX_ 
> (http://library.booksontape.com/bookdetail.cfm/YA760CX) 
>  
> Click on the picture of Jim Dale to hear his message to 
librarians. 
> Down further are messages that libraries can use to let patrons 
know that  
> their copy is ready to be picked up.
>  
> Oh, and there is also this
> _http://www.bloomsbury.com/harrypotter/content.asp?sec=5&sec2=2_ 
> (http://www.bloomsbury.com/harrypotter/content.asp?sec=5&sec2=2) 
>  
> The "Weasley Countdown Clock" 
>  
> And yes, I made one. 
>  
> Have fun!
>  
> ---Mary, counting down and adjusting her costume
> 
> 
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