A Sherlock Holmes Novel: A Study in Scarlet Audiobook

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  @buckysgirl4945 · 6 years ago

  I remember one of my therapist friends observed Sherlock's behavior, and came to the conclusion that he is not a sociopath or a psychopath, he's just British.

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  @TheBoneGnome · 2 years ago

  I had no idea Sherlock Holmes was so... Happy? Most interpretations of him represent him as gruff, unpleasant and jaded. He may be arrogant, but he's far more jovial and excited by his work than expected. I'm so glad I decided to listen to this audiobook! I'm always thankful when a narrator does voices for the different characters

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  @generalshrooms · 5 months ago

  Holmes: Dear Watson, do you have a pistol? We may have to shoot a man<br>Watson: Ight, bet

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  @TheBeluga2805 · 3 years ago

  For the past several years I’ve been finding it difficult to read through an entire book due to poor mental health and brain fog. But listening to this audiobook, I found myself being immersed during the entire story. I’d never read Sherlock Holmes books but now I understand their enduring popularity and influence on the mystery/detective genre. Thank you for making this wonderful work of yours for free!

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• CO

  @countiblis1246 · 3 years ago

  I love how Sherlock gets all angry and disappointed because a dog refuses to die. 😂

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• CA

  @cactus4242 · 3 years ago

  Hello, I&apos;m an English learner from Japan. This is the first time I&apos;ve read a Sherlock Holmes novel.<br>Listening to the audiobook, I read it aloud little by little every day. I&apos;ve got this version of book at hand.<br>I&apos;m not sure when I&apos;ll be able to finish reading it, yet I&apos;ll keep on trying.<br>Thank you so much for such a great opportunity to enjoy Sherlock Holmes😊👍

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  @Scruffi · 1 year ago

  This reading really shows off Mr Wagland&apos;s familiarity with the native accents. Really enjoyable listening to you bounce between characters with such facility in this one. Definitely a favorite.

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• J.

  @j.p.kempkes5103 · 6 years ago

  In 1976, I was snowed-in at Simla, in Northern India. I had only one thing to read: a Sherlock Holmes book. How I came by the book, I forget. I read the book greedily and enjoyed it. Now I&apos;m quarantined in California and am enjoying this audiobook.

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• MR

  @MrWylis · 5 years ago

  No person of culture could fail to appreciate the writing, the story or the sublime narration.

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• NE

  @nerfpup3089 · 1 year ago

  Not trying to diagnose him but as an autistic person it made me so happy to see that in the introduction of him, Sherlock did not stop what he was doing but instead happily introduced the newcomers to what he was doing and explained it at length. Very a kin to something i or my friends do around each other.

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  @mollyroseaitchisontirman68 · 7 years ago

  this is amazing ! my dyslexia stops me from reading these amazing books, but thanks to you, i can actually read them now ! thank you so much

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  @Madcow76 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Love ya, buddy! You are, for me, THE definitive voice of Holmes and Waston. I have listened to every one of your readings multiple times, and I never tire of them. Your absolute consistency breathes true life into otherwise fictional characters until one quite believes them real fellows. Bravo. Your readings mean so much to so many of us.

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