Anne of Green Gables

Complete 8-Book Box Set

By: Lucy maud montgomery

Narrated by: Annie Stewart

The only complete Anne of Green Gables box set! Makes a great gift and is a must-have for any longtime reader or fan of the Netflix series Anne with an E. Favourites for nearly 100 years, these classic novels follow the adventures of the spirited redhead Anne Shirley, who comes to stay at Green Gables and wins the hearts of everyone she meets. Includes the following beloved eight titles: - Anne of Green Gables: Anne ages 11-16. Track 1 to 38 - Anne of Avonlea: Anne ages 16-18. Track 39 to 68 - Anne of the Island: Anne ages 18-22. Track 69 to 109 - Anne of Windy Poplars: Anne ages 22-25 Track 110 to 153 - Anne's House of Dreams: Anne ages 25-27. Track 154 to 193 - Anne of Ingleside: Anne ages 34-40. Track 194-234 - Rainbow Valley: Anne age 41. Track 235 to 269 - Rilla of Ingleside: Anne age 49-53. Track 270 to 304©2024 Public domain (P)2024 NTMC

Awkward narration, wrong accent

The narration is very awkward and unnatural, with many mistakes. Also, it doesn’t seem appropriate to have a story that takes place in Canada to be read with a British accent. The slang and dialect are not performed properly. There’s practically no space between the end of one chapter and the number of the next chapter. I wouldn’t be surprised to find out this was read by AI.

Favorite classic story with unprofessional narrator

I overall love this classic series. Anne is my favorite character. I bought this set to own all books in one but the narrator mispronounced some words and there were several odd glitches/sounds or cut off words like the recording stopped and started up again in the middle of a word. Is this AI or an unprofessional recording? The cover obviously is AI, but since I like the story I tolerated the narrator. The voice was pleasant enough but had little expression.

Best books, poor narration

I love the books themselves and the Librivox recordings by Karen Savage are by far the very very best. The only problem, there is not a recording of Anne of Windy Poplars in that flavor, so I ended up getting this set. The English accent is really too much for Anne of that era, but could be tolerated except there are many broken places in the reading where her inflections stop a sentence, then start again and truly end the sentence, but it leaves a broken feeling to it and can be hard to follow. Also, the books are not separated, the entire thing runs together up to nearly 300 chapters, so if you want to read a certain book it can take a few minutes to find it. And the other thing is there is no pause between chapters. Such as when chapter 4 is being read of a book it says something like ….and that was the last time five things happened five Anne was so wanting to find …. Etc - the word “five” the second time was to indicate the beginning of chapter five, but it is said so quickly and without pause before or aft that you feel it is part of the sentence and you get discombobulated. Anne read badly is of course better than no Anne at all, but it really does affect how the characters are built and played out. And by all means, please do not watch Anne with an E - such a totally bash of the beautiful storyline that Lucy Maude Montgomery gifted to us! The Sullivan movies will give you the correct vibe with all the good morals, and even though they condense and change the story lines, they stay TRUE to the characters.

Narrator's voice was fine, but reading was disjointed

While the narrator's vocal qualities were fine, the reading/recording was disjointed. Sentences were paused halfway through and some of the words were misread. One major example throughout the recording was that of the word "pa" (as in dad). 95% of the time it was read "p.a." (as in initials).

I also thought this all inclusive recording would sync with the all inclusive kindle edition, but they do not recognize each other.

While I love the Anne of Green Gables series, I cannot recommend this audio version.

Hard to listen to

I don’t know if it’s the editing or the narration, more than likely a combination of both. Lots of mistakes!!
The actual story is wonderful!

A classic

It was fun listening to these books. The reader stumbles and breaks up the sentence flow at times, but it’s still a good listen.