The tracks are handled in the same way that you would handle the songs through iTunes. In addition, the tracks can be taken to any mp3 player, such as portable mp3 player, tablets, smartphones, etc. It can be used on DVD and DVD-Rom players, also on devices such as Playstation, Xbox or portable DVD players. A Confusion Of Princes (read by Michael Goldstrom) Audio-DVD format: Shade's Children (read by Charles Carroll)Ģ4. The Left-Handed Booksellers Of London (read by Marisa Calin)Ģ3. Troubletwisters (read by Miriam Margolyes)ġ6. Troubletwisters Series / with Sean Williamsġ5. Superior Saturday (read by Allan Corduner) Drowned Wednesday (read by Allan Corduner)ġ1. Mister Monday (read by Allan Corduner)ġ0.

To Hold The Bridge (read by Nicola Barber, Raphael Corkhill, Christian Coulson, Steven Crossley, Michael Crouch, John Lee, Polly Lee, Davina Porter, Raj Varhma, Roger Wayne)Ĩ. Terciel And Elinor (read by Billie Fulford-Brown)ħ. Garth left Melbourne at an early age for Canberra (the federal capital) and stayed there till he was nineteen, when he left to drive around the UK in a beat-up Austin with a trunk full of books and a Silver-Reed typewriter.Ħ. Listen for Tim.Garth Nix was born in 1963 in Melbourne, Australia, to the sound of the Salvation Army band outside playing 'Hail the Conquering Hero Comes' or possibly 'Roll Out the Barrel'.

I highly recommend the trilogy for teens and adults alike. The Abhorsen trilogy is set in the Old Kingdom where magic rules and technology fails, and Ancelstierre, a place much like our own, with no magic and a population cynical about and all this walking dead business. Since my earlier reference to Jim Dale, you might have guessed that I like fantasy fiction and magical universes. Part of the appeal of the trilogy to me is the setting. Over the next books, Lirael and Abhorsen, and another generation in the lives of the characters, the trilogy ramps up to a save-the-earth climax. The trilogy starts out with Sabriel, a pull-an-all-nighter-to-finish intro to the Abhorsen universe, in which Sabriel must find her missing father, who happens to be the current Abhorsen. No shirking your take-down-the-dead responsibility. This is an inherited position, one from which you cannot escape. An Abhorsen is a person whose duty it is to keep the dead from walking the earth and doing bad things to the living, like eat them. I love them also because they are great stories with fantastic characters. I love them not just because Tim Curry reads them (which is reason enough).

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