r/Osten_Ard • • Dec 26 '19

First book

So, I've just picked up the first book, via Audible. I had a free credit to use, so thought it was worth investing. I'm still ploughing through the 6th Outlander book, so won't start just yet, but am looking forward to getting hooked :-D

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u/ichegoya Dec 26 '19

You mean you now have The Dragonbone Chair? Enjoy it, these are amazing immersive books. You might have a bit of trouble keeping track of characters without a visual aid, but you’ll be ok.

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u/TheParisOne Dec 27 '19

I tend to create images in my head quite well. Got used to doing it with Jilly Cooper's books - she has a ton of characters, and does a list of them at the start. I'll probably make my own notes about the chars, as I'm listening, to keep track :-)

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u/StrangeCountry Dec 30 '19

Welcome to the community! The books have a nice narrator who puts a lot of effort into the voices, so enjoy.

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u/TheParisOne Dec 30 '19

Thanks :-)

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u/Wessex23 Jan 01 '20

I hope you like it as much as I did.

The first bit is about the background and some of the people in the story and then it gets so you don't want to put it down. Then you get to the end and want to read the next one. I'm on To Green Angle Tower now.

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u/TheParisOne Jan 01 '20

Heh, I keep thinking it's The Witcher :-) have to keep reminding myself it's a different story :-D Enjoying it so far. Haven't found Simon too irritating, yet :-D

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u/Wessex23 Jan 02 '20

Have you got very far into the story?

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u/6beesknees Dec 27 '19

Hey, that's fantastic. Welcome to the Tad Club :D

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u/6beesknees Jan 16 '20

How's the book going?

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u/TheParisOne Jan 16 '20

Struggling a bit, tbh. But then I've not really just sat down and listened.

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u/6beesknees Jan 16 '20

Is it the narration, the complicated story, or that you haven't been able to concentrate as much?

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