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Hamish and the WorldStoppers
- Narrated by: Danny Wallace
- Series: Hamish and the PDF, Book 1
- Length: 5 hrs and 38 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Literature & Fiction
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- Alskdjfh
- 22-02-16
Kids loved it
My kids aged 9 and 8, girl and a boy, both loved it. Bit scary but not too bad.
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- Deborah
- 12-06-19
Very enjoyable
Excellent storyline, well read by the author, but spoiled by the same blaring jingle of music at the start of each chapter. Got extremely annoying when I was not even half way through. Definitely worth putting up with though, it was a lot of fun to listen to as I wound down before sleep. I'm a 42 year old with a wide taste in books, this just hit the spot for something light and entertaining.
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- Mr Simon Gates
- 09-04-19
Brilliant idea
This audio book is exiting adventurous and read with excitement
I LOVED IT
All of my friends and siblings loved it too
I highly recommend it
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- Wendy Darling
- 26-06-18
Really liked it.
I really enjoyed the story. I finished it in one day. I thought it was good.
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- RL
- 12-10-17
8yr old loved it
We both listened to it on a long car trip, my daughter loved it (especially the incident with the toilet), and I rather enjoyed it too. Well read by the author.
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- anna fawkes
- 22-07-17
I peice of ART!!
This book such a peace on art. I was hooked like a worm Read Now
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- Riaan
- 30-12-20
6 y old boy loved this book and series
Great adventure for my 6 year old boy. He is usually a bit more reserved with slightly scarry content. But really like this. He did ask alot of questions. But was very eager to listen more.