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        1. Anna (herding cats-burning soup)Wednesday, November 09, 2016

          Oh I'll have to check these out next time I need an audio. I'm using them while I clean and walk and still trying to find narrators/series that I like on audio :)

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          1. Bark At The GhoulsFriday, November 18, 2016

            Audio's are truly a life saver but, yeah, a narrator can definitely make or break the book. I hope you find some great ones Anna!

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