If you were to narrate a book on tape which book would you read?

Answer 1

Most of the ones I would really like to do are narrated by a man, so it would be kind of awkward. I would, however, love to read Mina's part (her journals and letters) in "Dracula".

I would also love to read "A Room of One's Own" by Virginia Woolf, or "The Bell Jar" by Sylvia Plath.

Answer 2

That's a good question. I've always loved audiobooks and when I was younger I would tape myself reading out loud.

I'd love to read David Eddings' Mallorean series, although I'd need to practise!! The guy that reads for the audiobooks now has such a droning voice it makes it sound boring!

Answer 3

Children's books: the ones that have chapters, and lots of dialogue. Adults get too involved in plot, and their books aren't made to read aloud. But kids...ahh...they APPRECIATE someone who makes voices, and will laugh when the characters are supposed to laugh, and don't just psycho-analyze every inflection of the tone you use.

I think Artemis Fowl, or Gregor the Overlander would be great..=)

Answer 4

Any of the Janet Evanovich novels - they're hilarious. Or maybe Nature Girl by Carl Hiaasen

Answer 5

Any Janet Evanovich novel, any of the "Bubbles" series by Sarah Stroymeyer or any of the "Undead" series by Mary Janice Davidson.

Answer 6

My Handsome Africa By Thomas C Kantha

Answer 7

Harry Potter, King Fortis the Brave and Eragon are all great! I would love to read any of them.

Answer 8

I would love to read some of Raymond Fiest's sci fi/fantasy novels, "The magician's Apprentice"

Answer 9

I would love to read To Kill a Mockingbird. I love Harper Lee's language and style. It would be so much fun to read aloud.

Answer 10

Bridget Jones' Diary. I completely identify with what she says.