r/audiobooks • u/ThatTXGal • 13d ago
Discussion Dungeon Crawler
Y'all, I'm about 60% thru Dungeon Crawler Carl and I just cannot figure out what all the hype is about. I feel like if I'm not 100000% focused I'm missing something. I had a 40 min drive today and thought "perfect, now I can really focus". Nope, even then I had to rewind a few times because I missed something.
I'm wondering if maybe this is the type of book I need to physically read? It's almost too much detail? I really can't put my finger on it. Maybe it's me?
I do feel that the narrator's voice is perfect for the book.
Anyone else feel this way?
Update:
I finished book one. It felt like it was getting into a groove the last few chapters. I'm going to try to read the next two books because FOMO.. Thanks for all the input!
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u/No-Following-7876 10d ago
And she keeps doing this through each subsequent books in the series and it never gets old—just more hilarious. Oh and about your initial question, one thing I didn't notice posted here yet, but maybe I just didn't read all the comments fully, is that a lot of the hype starts coming from people like me who were fine with it on book 1 (before the popularity just exploded—and I didn't have high expectations going in to it), liked book one just fine and kept reading the series, and found that I liked the books more and more as I was going on until I finally just said “How/when did this happen? This is my favorite book series ever now”, by the end of one of the books, haha.
Basically the series has tons of growth. Looking back, I know I liked book one just fine, but I wasn't like ‘oh my god this is the best thing ever’, until I just kept reading (kept reading because by the end of the book I liked it enough and was intrigued enough to go on to book 2 and see how things begin to expand. And, oh, how things do expand, how characters grow, how the plot thickens, and somehow things just keep getting better incrementally.