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A review by joanna1905
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald - Makers, Mysteries and Magic by Mark Salisbury, Hana Walker-Brown, Dan Fogler
3.0
I had an interesting experience with this book, content wise it’s pretty cool. While there’s nothing mind blowing it’s a cool chance to hear from not only the actors but the behind the scenes folks who make a movie possible. It was especially cool to hear about how the costumes were designed and what inspired them.
My real issue with this book was the narration, I was initially excited that Dan was the narrator and had he just done a normal narration it would have been perfect. However, instead he does a pretty annoying narration that includes a fair bit of shouting, obnoxious voices, singing and humming. When your listening to an actual novel different voices are obviously necessary to differentiate the characters however in a book like this it was completely unnecessary and personally I found it really irritating.
Overall this is a good little listen if you’re a potter head, lucky I got to listen to it for free on my library app but I definitely wouldn’t waste an audible credit on it.
My real issue with this book was the narration, I was initially excited that Dan was the narrator and had he just done a normal narration it would have been perfect. However, instead he does a pretty annoying narration that includes a fair bit of shouting, obnoxious voices, singing and humming. When your listening to an actual novel different voices are obviously necessary to differentiate the characters however in a book like this it was completely unnecessary and personally I found it really irritating.
Overall this is a good little listen if you’re a potter head, lucky I got to listen to it for free on my library app but I definitely wouldn’t waste an audible credit on it.