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The Return of the Hippy

By: David Luddington
Narrated by: Kevin R. Tracy
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Tony Ryan is bemused. He thought he understood the way the world worked, but now, as a sacrificial lamb of the credit crunch he finds himself drifting.... drifting into the clutches of the ever resourceful Pete who could find the angle in a Fairy Liquid bubble - and into the arms of the enigmatic hippy girl, Astrid, who's about to introduce Tony to rabbits, magic caves and the joys of mushrooms.

©2010 David Luddington (P)2014 David Luddington
Literature & Fiction Romance Comedy Funny
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Dreadful narration

Story was let down by dreadful narration, words misspronounced, mistimed and generally bad narration, which is a shame because all the other David Luddington books have been narrated really well

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Great subtle humour.

A typical good book by D L. can't wait for a new one. I've listened to them all.

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The clunky narration. Bleurgh.

I’m sure the story was perfectly ok and quite engaging as many of Mr Luddington’s books are regardless of the flights of fancy that the imagination has to take given the slightly trippy tales / stories. However, the narrator of this book is leaden, unimaginative and frankly, boring in much the same way that I’d imagine AI will be when narrating a story. Nil points from me I’m afraid.

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