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Bodily Harm by Margaret Atwood
2.0
After hearing so much about Margaret Atwood, when I saw this in audiobook format at my library, I didn't hesitate to try it. I would still be prepared to try another Atwood book, but this didn't do it for me.
The characters were all fairly irritating and I could get to like them or really care about them.
The island sounded like a nightmare, and I didn't understand why Rennie didn't just leave, especially during the rioting. Her naivety was annoying.
Sometimes if I don't like an audiobook, I wonder if it is in part due to the narrator, so I would be prepared to try another MA book in paper format.
The characters were all fairly irritating and I could get to like them or really care about them.
The island sounded like a nightmare, and I didn't understand why Rennie didn't just leave, especially during the rioting. Her naivety was annoying.
Sometimes if I don't like an audiobook, I wonder if it is in part due to the narrator, so I would be prepared to try another MA book in paper format.