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Anne of Avonlea
- Anne of Green Gables Part 2
- Narrated by: Mary Sarah
- Series: Anne of Green Gables, Book 2
- Length: 9 hrs and 1 min
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Literature & Fiction
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The second chapter in the life of Anne Shirley. This book follows Anne from the age of 16 to 18, during the two years that she teaches at Avonlea school. It includes many of the characters from Anne of Green Gables, as well as new ones like Mr. Harrison, Miss Lavendar Lewis, Paul Irving, and the twins Dora and Davy.
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- Laura
- 29-06-2019
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I couldn’t even finish the first chapter. The narrator speaks in a strange British accent that is not authentic to the Prince Edward Islanders at all. She also speaks so disjointedly and with strange pace.
I bought this audiobook based on the reviews as the sample wasn’t working. Deeply regret it and have had to repurchase another.
I suggest you try Laurie Klein’s version of Anne of Avonlea. Much more pleasing to the ear!
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- Anonymous User
- 23-01-2022
Love the book, not a fan of the narrator
After listening to Rachel McAdams narrate Anne of Green Gables, I was excited to listen to the next book. However, I couldn't get past the first chapter. I found Mary Sarah overly animated and it was difficult to distinguish between characters as they sounded too similar. Will try my luck with other narrations but unfortunately it's a strong no from me for this one!
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- Anonymous User
- 19-03-2021
Beautiful narration
Amazing and beautiful narration. I really enjoyed the book and would totally recommend reading it.
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- sunny
- 17-06-2019
Amazing
I loved it so much and here are some word to that describes it- amazing, the best thing that ever happened to me
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- Kindle Customer
- 26-09-2018
I love the pure wholesomeness of the story and the narrator has a surblime way of bringing it to life...
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- Megan
- 05-11-2017
Simply lovely
I adore Anne and it was lovely to return to the island. This is such a heartwarming series and I continuously find myself smiling along at Anne's many scrapes. Definitely recommend.
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- Ingrid
- 03-07-2017
Anne of Avonlea
Beautifully spoken, easy to listen to. Enjoyed every minute of the perfect story. Thank you!
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- buzzard
- 12-10-2020
Please, Rachel McAdams?
I had just listened to Rachel McAdams read Anne of Green Gables, which is exquisitely done, and needed to listen to this one for a book club. I couldn’t. The narrator has entirely the wrong voice for this story. It might be great for other stories, but for this one it was just grating. So, please, can Rachel McAdams finish off the series for us? Please?
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- Sarah
- 16-10-2015
beautiful
the only thing I did not like was their was little to no difference between voices making it sometimes confusing to know which character is speaking
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- Teresa Kathcart
- 08-05-2015
Pure poetry
A fabulous performance of this great classic. This story is timeless and a joy to listen to again and again.
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- Rhonda
- 19-03-2015
Wish Mary Sarah would read more of the Anne series
Love Mary Sarah narrating the Anne books. A pleasure listening to the happenings in Avonlea and so disappointed she hasn't read more of the books.
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- C Jones
- 29-03-2020
Pathetic narration !
Anne series is one of my family favorites - but this narrator is pathetic. Reader clips and chops phrases and sentences - hard to listen. Absolutely NO scope of imagination!
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- VB
- 20-03-2017
Annoying
The narration by Mary Sarah is so annoying that it spoils a lovely book. I love this series and thoroughly enjoyed book one narrated by Rachael McAdams but can't stand listening to this one. The voice sounds far too old for 16 year old Anne, the accent is entirely inappropriate for the location of the books and there is no sign of Anne's joyous and lively personality. Mary Sarah's voice is more suited to a prim, elderly spinster.
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- Mrs. M
- 13-09-2016
Wonderful book and great reader!
I love Anne! And now I've got my kids to love her too. Sarah was a perfect narrator and we truly enjoyed it.
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- incognito
- 18-12-2016
Wonderful story!
my daughter and I are listening to this series together. And we love it! Such a sweet sweet story.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-11-2016
loved the story - hated the narrator!
wonderful story! a childhood favorite that I still enjoy. but the narrator is awful - her manner of speaking is so annoying i almost just got a new book so I didn't have to listen to her.
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- Ariana Aguilar
- 08-05-2021
Much better than expected
I was sorry to know that Rachel McAdams only performed the audio book for Anne of Green Gables and I bought this one thinking it was going to be worse. It wasn’t worse nor better. It was different but equally beautiful. I enjoyed every minute of it.
I am Costa Rican and my first language is Spanish, so I choose the audible books very carefully because there are some English accents that are complicated to understand for me, but Mary Sarah enunciation is marvelous and beautiful, I understood everything and transported me to Avonlea.
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- Kate
- 20-05-2017
Awful narrator!
Is there anything you would change about this book?
It's a fantastic book, one of my favorites, the whole series is, but this narrator is awful and I'm really struggling to keep listening.
What didn’t you like about Mary Sarah’s performance?
Really struggling to get through the book with this narrator. It's one of my favorite books but I just can't listen to it with this narrator, she's given Anne a weird, almost posh, pinched sounding voice, she puts the emphasis on odd places in a sentence, its just awful narration.
6 people found this helpful
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- fifa
- 07-12-2017
Amazing story
Amazing story and very well read by the narrator.
I wish audible has all the 8 books of Anne Shirley.
I really enjoyed listening to this book.
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- Dawn
- 29-07-2015
Still Delighful
Any additional comments?
Amazing story, with all the innocence and attraction of Anne of Green Gables and still also able to give you that wonderful feel good factor. I loved every minute of it. It's an excellent pick me up. Mary Sarah's narration was very good, it was nice that she had also narrated Anne of Green Gables so it was quite easy to continue straight into this audio book. In a couple of places there was background noise, also a couple of times lines were repeated. But for what I paid for this I'm not complaining, it was of good quality and far better than the ones in the public domain. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.
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- LuLu
- 05-10-2018
Anne Of Avonlea read by Mary Sarah
Following on from "Anne of Green Gables", "Anne Of Avonlea" is the next enjoyable instalment that follows Anne Shirley from her own school days to becoming a teacher herself & all the different things that happen to her & the people she meets. A very enjoyable audio book read by Mary Sarah. All the characters come to life through the very god reading of Mary Sarah.
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- debbie.mckinney
- 03-02-2018
Listened to this several times
Love the series and the narrator . Well worth every penny . Thieve are my chill down and de-stress go to books .
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- Beom Joon Chung
- 20-11-2017
Out of breath, nagging voice
All time favorite series ruined by the performance
Can’t listen to it more than a minute
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-10-2020
Narrator needs to go
I love this series, but the narrator's voice is beyond aggravating. It's way too posh. I can't differentiate the characters either because they all sound the same. I couldn't even get past chapter one. I only gave the story a two because I simply couldn't get through it with the narrator's ridiculous annunciation.
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- ULake
- 24-01-2020
Loved the story but the narrators voice is odd!
Spoilt by the narrator I am afraid.
Very odd voice, that I don't think is a natural for this sort of thing!
Sorry!
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- Katie
- 03-01-2020
Didn’t like the narrator
She put many strange breaks and stresses into sentences. Like this: “Jack and Jill went up. The hill to fetch a pail of water.”
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- Farniboy
- 25-09-2015
Most annoying fictional child character... Ever!
The sequel is set immediately after the events of Anne of Green Gables. Anne takes over as teacher in the village school and this book is an enjoyable look at her first few years. It introduces several new characters that Anne befriends and helps. Marilla Cuthbert is left looking after Davy and Dora when a relative dies and Davy serves to get up to the same high jinks as Anne did in the first book. But, he does it without the innocence and charm of Anne, he is the most annoying child in English Literature. A spoilt brat probably with ADHD. I felt like switching the book of when e ever he appeared. But, I persevered and was glad I did. I'm not sure if I need to know what happens to Anne Shirley next. A fine reading by Mary Sarah and well worth the 95p that I paid.
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