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Huh, interesting. I am Bob is literally next on my audiobook playlist.
That's great! I love that series, and so do all of my friends who have read it. My wife didn't like the audiobook though. I haven't heard it myself, since I just read the book. I think she was having a difficult time following some of the tech stuff that she probably would have figured out if she were reading it. If you're familiar with technology then you will probably have no issues. It's not a super sophisticated story or anything, it's just a lot of fun and a little thought provoking. Enjoy!
Just a small call-out. It's actually called We Are Legion (We Are Bob). If you have something called I am Bob, then it's not the same story. I figure that you probably just typed it wrong, but I wanted to point that out in case there's somehow a different book out there with a similar title.
Hahahah. I don't know how my sleep-deprived brain got to "I am Bob".
Yeah, audio isn't my preferred medium, but since I now commute by car instead of public transport, it's the only viable means of book consumption for me. It's unfortunate because a bad narrator can turn me off of an otherwise good book.
Sanderson's Skyward series have different narrators on Spotify and Audible. One of them I could not stand for more than 5 minutes. The other, Sophie Aldred, is a real pleasure to listen to.
Right on. I think you'll love that series, as long as the narrator is good. I finished the Fifth Season series last night. Wooo doggie! What a ride! I definitely recommend that series without reservations.