There wasn't anything in or about this book that I didn't enjoy. To sum it up this book was very believable, funny, cute, heartwarming, and Andrew McFerrin's narration of it just brought it all to life in the most wonderful way.
Yes, without giving too much away it was towards the end of the story while they were in the hotel room. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? I think he could probably read the dictionary and make it fun to listen to for hours. I will be looking at other books he has narrated. No, this was my first time listening to him and I have to say he is now my favorite narrator. Have you listened to any of Andrew McFerrin’s other performances before? How does this one compare? The charactors had me smiling the entire 8 hours and laughing out loud at some points.
The fact that the story line, to me, was really believable. Yes, because the story was fun and the narrator did a wonderful job. I didn't feel that way when I read the ebook, so I know it was the narrator. He was a self-centered diva with an occasional mean streak.
The narrator was way over the top and portrayed Danny is such a way that I truly did not like him some of the time. Summary: This is one of the very rare times that I liked the ebook better. If you could rename Plan B, what would you call it? I think someone like Shannon Gunn or Sean Crisden would have been a better choice for narrator. In this audio version, he came off even more self-centered with an occasional mean streak. I quite liked the ebook and, most of the time, Danny. But I didn't like his over-the-top performance and inflections for Danny. What was one of the most memorable moments of Plan B?ĭid Andrew McFerrin do a good job differentiating all the characters? How? The writer is talented and I would definitely read or listen to other books she's written. But it was still mostly fun to listen to, sweet in places yet angsty in others. I would recommend the book over the audiobook. Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
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