Jingle

Swindle #8

De: Gordon Korman

Narrado por: Jonathan Todd Ross

The eighth installment in number one New York Times best-selling author Gordon Korman's Swindle series!

Jingle: a light clinking or tingling sound, often heralding the approach of Santa, reindeer, or the mysterious thief of a priceless possession...

Griffin Bing and his friends are not happy. Instead of going away for winter break, they've been signed up to volunteer at a local Christmas extravaganza...as elves.

It's not easy being an elf. Not when Santa is bad news and Rudolph is being played by a Doberman who makes up his own rules wherever he goes. But being an elf is nothing compared to being blamed when a prized Christmas possession - worth over $10 million - is stolen right from under your nose. It's time for these elves to get off the shelf and track down a Christmas thief!

©2016 Gordon Korman (P)2016 Recorded Books

Predictable but fun.

Love the Swindle Series. The story was predictable but still fun to listen to. On to the next one.

wow

it was soooooooooo good i loved it it was so unexpected the ending so...
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Good audiobook!

A after listening to other swindles, I was expecting a lot from jingle. When I listened, I got what I wanted!!

Wow just wow

I absolutely love this book, it was sooooo awesome 😎💯 I just wish that the story continued.

1st book i’ve listened to

amazing storytelling, loved the reader could have done it better myself. I forsure recommend an audiobook by gordon korean great author

Great book and audio too

The audio and book was great it had me on edge at ever moment with its plot twist and turns unexpectedly and i enjoyed every moment of it.

Review Of Jingle

Honestly, I was looking forward to this book despite myself. The first few books of this series were seriously masterpieces, and although the quality in the last few have been slightly lackluster, I still had high hopes that Gordon Korman would redeem himself as well as the series. In that aspect I was not disappointed. The heart of this story is interesting and funny, and I loved the arguments between Ben's parents. But so much of this book felt marred with despair, with the entire team even quoting at one point. I would love to give another Gordon Korman book a full five stars, but it seems that this series is seriously lacking the spark that made the first few so hilarious and relatable. Still, I found myself interested and entertained by the story. While I still hope that Gordon could put some joy back into this series, this book is the opposite of boring. One note though: when did Pitch become downright mean? I remember her always being snarky, sure, but in this book she was almost Vader like.

Jingle

It is amaz... Ha u wish it was T.H.E W.O.R.S.T like really Come on the other ones were like 10 no 20 times better