
The Far Side of the World
Aubrey/Maturin Series, Book 10
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Always Entertaining!
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Ahoy Listeners!
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A Perfect Narrator
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Bring it on
Can’t get enough!!
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Incredibly realistic tail with super compelling characters, a true treat!
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The Far side of the World
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Far Side Of Imagination
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(SPOILERS AHEAD)
As the final chapter came to a close I emitted a sound quite similar to that of a girl in her tweens when she sees her favorite musician in public or at a concert. (SPOILERS AHEAD) As the Surprise came around the bend into view after having just knocked down the masts of the American whaler I was in such a state of high emotion that I shouted out in glee! (and I'm an American!)
Mr O'Brian has created another beautiful performance of storytelling that I just cannot get enough of. Oh how I love these books.
A class of storytelling unlike nearly any other.
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wonderful narration
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