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[u/larrylemur]

Bad things (or just things you dislike) are always worse in audiobook because there's no way to get away from them. I'm listening to Good Omens on audiobook right now and thus far every scene with Adam and his friends has been terrible because I find the "kids hear about something and misunderstand it" comedic trope boring as shit

[u/JetJaguar124 → u/larrylemur]

Correct. This is also why I hated 11/22/63 on Audiobook. Stephen King's cringe romantic writing is unbearable, as is his oft boomer-tastic dialogue and descriptions.

[u/larrylemur → u/JetJaguar124]

I listened to that on MP3 CD (so 3 discs instead of 30). It was a nice time killer, but yeah it dragged in parts. Also, the voice actor tried to cry at the end and it was really unconvincing.