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Mortal Engines
- Mortal Engines, Book 1
- Narrated by: Barnaby Edwards
- Series: Mortal Engines, Book 1
- Length: 8 hrs and 57 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Teen & Young Adult, Science Fiction & Fantasy
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-07-18
Brilliant from start to finish
First audiobook and I loved it. Completely lost myself in the story and I am looking forward to the next one
7 people found this helpful
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- connor
- 28-12-17
amazingly narrated story
it has been years since I read this book and re-visiting this on audible made it so much better then I remember and the narration is first class and really brings the characters to life in a way I din't think would be possible
18 people found this helpful
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-06-18
Well that was good.
My brother recommended this. Said it was one of the best stories on the planet. He should know. So I risked it for a biscuit and got a cakes worth. Also bought the job lot for me mams birthday. Fantastic story and the narration is second to none. In fact the narration is probably the best I have on Audible. Blimmin brilliant.
30 people found this helpful
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- Pol Steele
- 04-04-19
A Steampunk Classic!
A fantastic adventure powerful enough to engage all ages and which works beautifully as an audio book. Excellent narration builds upon outstanding storytelling to deliver a truly satisfying experience.
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- Donald
- 26-09-18
I do like Philip Reeve
Read this book a long time ago when I bought it for my son before the series was complete. Now that it is being made into a film I wanted to refresh my memory. This audio book is well done. There is good chacterisation in dialogue and varied enough between characters. Would definitely recommend it.
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- themattdaniels
- 08-02-19
loved it, proper storytelling
absolutely fantastic performance. And a great story - really enjoyed it! Can't wait to listen to the next in the series
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- Emily
- 29-01-19
Fantastically narrated! Listen to this book!
Absolutely brilliant. The narration is incredibly captivating. An absolute must for any avid audible listener!
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- Adam
- 23-01-19
The film peaked my interest, the book made me love
I actually only saw trailers to the film which released in December 2018 but what I saw intrigued me. After a google I discovered it was based on a novel and so that became my next purchase.
I absolutely loved it. The concept, the world and the story are great. Reeve is able to establish a intriguing and unique world (kind of a cross between Mad Max and Howl’s Moving Castle).
Barnaby Edwards is an excellent narrator and brings convincing array of characters (well voiced and uniquely identifiable) throughout. I would highly recommend it. I’m gutted to have missed the film but will definitely catch it upon DVD release.
I’ve already bought Book 2, didn’t even wait for my next credit!
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- Thomas Trevor-Roberts
- 19-01-19
just fantastic narration and story.
A cracking tale from start to finish. Transported me away from my commute and to a different world. Philip populates his futuristic setting in a highly convincing way. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a bit of escapism.
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- mrs rose anne underhill
- 08-11-17
Amazing adventure
This is another brilliant book by a very talented author, I loved reading it and enjoyed the audio book just as much . I can't wait for the rest of the series to be out !
7 people found this helpful
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- Karissa Eckert
- 26-11-17
Creative but hard to stay engaged in
This is the first book in the Hungry City Chronicles, there are four books in this series. I was really excited to read this book; I thought it was something I was going to absolutely love. It ended up being okay but wasn't as engaging as I had hoped.
I listened to this on audiobook and the narration was well done. Edwards does a great job with having distinct voices for each character and with portraying emotion. It’s a book I would recommend listening to if you like audiobooks.
Part of my issue with this book was all the jumping around between characters; this made it so I never really engaged with any of the characters that well. When I finally really started getting into the story it jumped somewhere else.
The idea of cities that eat each other for resources is incredibly creative but I had some trouble suspending my disbelief about how this all worked. This was just a concept that was hard for me to process and really envision.
The characters were all so-so for me. They were kind of interesting but not all that engaging.
Overall this was an okay read but I don't plan on continuing the series. I just wasn’t that engaged in the story or the characters. The idea behind this alternate world is interesting but hard to find believable. I’ll be seeking out other steampunk series to read in the future.
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- Chris
- 05-03-19
How have I never heard of this?
I can’t believe I’ve never read this until now. Great story- the Steampunk tech is so rich, it draws you in. The performer not only has amazing voice acting, but manages to deliver dialogue with more expression than I’ve ever heard on an audio book. I’d actually seek out more by this performer just to hear him- he’s that good. Highly recommended if you are a fan of sci fi, adventure, or fantasy - or just good books well read.
18 people found this helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 04-03-19
Awesome
What a great story and read very well. Absolutely gripping. I can't wait to listen to the whole series.
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- D. Beliveau
- 15-06-19
I hope the movie was better
So, let me start by saying I bought/read/listened to this book because the movie looked good and I figured the book is always better than the movie. That still remains to be seen.
This YA adventure takes place in the distant future where cities and towns are mobile and “eat” each other for scrap metal, slave labor, and other commodities.
In this dystopian future, the world is managed by Guilds – the two major guilds are the Historians and the Engineers and the Engineers head Guildsman is also the Lord Mayor of London, who has designs to launch Medusa which will, essentially, annihilate any town or city in its path. The main story is around a young girl (Hester Shaw) who wants to kill the head Historian (Valentine) but fails and is flung off the moving London with 3rd level apprentice Tom Natsworthy. At first, they dislike each other, but then as they face conflict after conflict, they get to know and eventually like, each other and try to get back to London. Meanwhile, in London, Valentine’s daughter, Katherine begins to dig up the dirty history on her father that shows that he kills Hester’s parents and scarred her and is in league with the Lord Mayor to release Medusa which was stolen from Hester’s parents. The plot is long and convoluted and never lets up, but there really is very little actual tension.
The idea of this novel is unique, and the execution of Reeve’s world-building is detailed, but the story lacks something – Passion? Heart? While I realize I am not the audience demographic for this novel, I’ve read a lot of YA that delivers better on the promise of adventure.
The other thing about this novel that drove me absolutely crazy was that Reeve would change tense sometimes (from past to present). Because I was only listening, I think it occurred only with certain characters (Valentine and Lord Mayor Chrome) but I don’t understand why, stylistically, he would do this. It didn’t add anything to the story and after the second or third time, I found it nothing but distracting. Especially, since the rest of the book was told in past tense.
Finally, since this was an Audible purchase and I listened to it, I have to say that while Barnaby Edwards’ characterization and narration was excellent, I had one major problem – he pronounced “ate” as “ette” and that just didn’t seem to fit with the rest of the work as a future where the average person was barely literate. Again, it made me bristle every time she spoke it and it took me away from the story.
Overall, this wasn’t worth the time, IMO, and not surprisingly, I do not expect I will pursue the remaining novels.
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- HappyCow
- 18-01-18
Kids adventure story with violent themes
It starts off interesting but deteriorates into predictable land with helpful conveniences popping out of nowhere and numerous "when all hope seemed lost until..." moments that rob the story of it's potential excellence. Towards the end, things are jumping around so much is easy to forget where the characters are and what their task is. I may read the second book just to see if it gets better.
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- R. A. Paine
- 20-07-18
Not a horrible listen, but not great.
The story was ok. I ended up having no emotional connection with any of the main characters. I did eventually come to like some of the ancillary guildspersons.
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- Nancy D.
- 30-11-17
Only some small problems
Overall, I liked both the story and performance. My only real problems are that the reader struggles with the female voices and the antagonist's plan is bat-shit crazy.
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- Michael Vincent Sr
- 05-03-19
Good Book.
A nice easy Book, I do recommend. The Movie - I Don't recommend. Enjoyed this.
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- 25-02-19
Big wheels keep on turning...
I was drawn to this series after the film, and delightfully surprised to be excited about a youth series - well developed characters, cool idea about a post apocalyptic world, and look forward to more.
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Fine for a road trip, but not compelling
I wanted to love this, but in the end I am not going to continue the series. The narrator was very good and I would listen to another book narrated by Barnaby Edwards. He managed to distinguish each character and keep them easily identifiable by the listener.
The world building here is somewhat unique, but Dr Who has done the mobile super cities in a couple of episodes dating way back and relatively recently. That's fine, but the tv show versions were easier to grasp the concept of and the reasons why they exist. The plot here is pretty simple and easy to get ahead of. I liked this book, but that's all.
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