Anne of Avonlea (version 2)

(5 stars)

Meghan C.

Karen does an amazing job reading. She brings this lovely story to life and imbues each character with personality. I was especially impressed with the way she managed to make Davy Keith & Paul Irving two entirely different little boy voices. Or that her voice as a narrator is distinct from all of her character voices. A fantastic reading!

Lovely Classic

(5 stars)

Crayne

The reader did a good job at bringing the book to life. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this selection. As for the book itself, if you view each book in the series as pieces of the story of Anne's life, then it isn't at all lacking...as others have complained. If it is directly compared, out of context to Anne of Green Gables, then you may be disappointed. I enjoy listening to all of the books and reliving my childhood. All in all, a fun little book about a beloved character who has a life full of silly little crises, lots of adventures, and a strong love for those near her. Sweet story.

Another tour de force by Karen

(5 stars)

Craig Morley

Karen's sweet, girlish and wonderfully expressive voice has made for another well-read book with all the characters speaking in their own unique tones that let's one know who is speaking without the oft-redundant "he said's" and "she said's" as nessescitated by other writers and lessor readers. I feel certain that Karen would make an excellent voice actress: she is already a first-rate amateur and would do equally well in a paid role. Karen dear, you really would do well to write one or two children's books and narrate them, I'm certain you do an outstanding job I love the way you make Davy sound mischievous, contrite and inquisitive all at once. How do you do it? "I want to know!" :-)

A Very Worthy Sequel

(5 stars)

Alessandro Serenelli

I doubted that any sequel could match the charm of the first novel and initially thought I was correct. However, Montgomery does a good job of transitioning into Anne's teenage years and maturing the tone of the story while maintaining the atmosphere that makes these books so wonderful. These books always surprise me with their moments of profound depth and the palpable sense of magic in these novels. Also, Ms. Karen Savage continues reading perfectly; I am so excited to hear her narrate the other volumes.

we are hopman kids.

(5 stars)

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Perfect Narrator

(5 stars)

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Karen is fantastic in bringing Anne and all the other characters to life! The book is extremely period, so can become overly wordy and seemingly pointless at times. But the point of all the description and set up is woven wonderfully by the narrator, who gives each person in this sleepy town a distinct voice and unique quality that keeps one's interest and makes you feel like you're part of the little world of Avonlea.

Anne of Avonlea

(4.5 stars)

I am an old-ish (57) lady who had never read the Anne books before. They are now among my favorites, especially as read by Karen Savage. LOVE how she reads Davy and Dora. Her reading of Mr. J A Harrison's arrival in "An irate neighbor" always makes me laugh. Thanks for making these books available, and keep up the good work Ms Savage

Lovely

(5 stars)

Sarah Shepperd

This is my first time going through the Anne series (at age 33), and the tales are delightful! Montgomery has a gift for developing her characters, making them believable and familiar, and the delivery by Karen Savage brings them perfectly to life! I am most struck by the point that Anne, at the ripe old age of 16, is the new "schoolma'am" at Avonlea school. She and her peers display much maturity and sensibility, and it makes me sad that our society is so changed that finding such a young person today would be quite rare. I am resolved that my children ought to follow Anne's pattern rather than the modern one :)