The Seaboard Parish

(5 stars)

Elton Culpeper

George MacDonald is perhaps my favorite author of all time, after The Holy Spirit. I find though that I have listened out of order and most necessarily go back and listen to the first of the series. The first GM book that I ever read was Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood, which I understand was somewhat autobiographical. This work of literature was nearly impossible to put down. With very few exceptions, The Seaboard Parish is very aptly narrated.

(4 stars)

K

A book from a pastors view full of sermons. Once in a while there is a profound thought but it’s long. Then it seems even he is tired of talking and finishes abruptly. Still, for it’s time, a good read.

Very Slow

(3 stars)

Wendy L

This is a long and drawn out story. I enjoyed the different readers, though. It was a good book to fall asleep to.

Most exceptional

(5 stars)

Karebil

The story line itself is mediocre or less. However, the wisdom contained herein is of a form of spiritual genius Highly recommend.

(5 stars)

Jae elless

this is the second time I've listened and I am so glad I did. he is an awesome writer, one of my favourites

(4 stars)

Bonnie Parker

I so appreciate how MacDonald weaves thought and feeling, spiritual truth and nature, and the inner lives of his characters together.

delightful Read

(5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

Another gem! A bit of a slow start, but still full of spiritual life worth savoring. Wonderful writing.

interesting narrators

(4 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

the story was great, the narrators left something to be desired at times.