Barnaby Grimes: Curse of the Night Wolf Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This is one of the best books i have ever read i recommend it to anybody and everybody "

" Quite nice, partly a bit too brutish considering it's meant for children/teenagers. "

" Largely predicatable and surprisingly bloody with a hero who I found annoyingly arrogant. The Victorian era setting was nice though. "

" I guess I am not quite the right demographic for this one, but I found it really quite boring. Fortunately, a quick skim and the book was done. "

" Quick, pleasant read. Plot was a bit disappointing, as it was fairly predictable just a few chapters in. "

" Good fast read. While I enjoyed "The Edge Chronicles" a lot more, my nine year old will love it. "

" I liked this one just as much as the second (yes, I read them out of order.) The mystery was a bi easier to figure out, but it was just as enthralling. "

" I liked it :-) I liked the London setting and the interesting concept. "

" Undoubtedly my favorite Paul Stewart book. He's always kind of disappointed me in the past, y'know? Never really lived up this potential. This book marks a change, delving into a pseudo-Victorian style that's fun, fast-paced, and far better than anything he's done before. "

" I was equal parts terrified and excited, reading the entire series was amazing!!!!!!!! "

" I usually love books set in England. This one left something to be desired. Even for the strong verbs and verbose action scenes, I couldn't get through the first CD. How do you make a scene like getting attacked by a werewolf boring? Just make sure we don't care at all about the main character. "

" Good book, but I found it a bit predictable.I sometimes also found the main character a bit too fond of himself! Despite that, I read it to the end, and would check out the authors again. "

" I like the old fashion feeling of London in this book. It was predictable but I thought it was pretty good anyway. "

" Not as scary as I would have liked but a good read "

" Quick easy read. Takes place in Victorian London. I had the mystery figured out very early. I would give it 2 1/2 stars because it was predictable and I didn't really connect with the main character. I am still going to read the next book. I liked The Edge Chronicles series a lot better. "

" This was a fun, quick read I can only hope to get my hands on any others in the series! "

" really good, but also creppy. and the writing style is a little different, but good. and i love the illustrations! "

" A fun read and I'll try others in the series. The artwork gets 5 stars. "

" really good, but also creppy. and the writing style is a little different, but good. and i love the illustrations! "

" These books plunge you into a strange and mythical world. Explore it with Barnaby and find out whats going on in the dar side of town. "

" Not as scary as I would have liked but a good read "

" I listened to this one and enjoyed the action and intrigue but felt the kids would be too weighed down in period language and references since it takes place in 1800s England. "

" Largely predicatable and surprisingly bloody with a hero who I found annoyingly arrogant. The Victorian era setting was nice though. "

" I liked this one just as much as the second (yes, I read them out of order.) The mystery was a bi easier to figure out, but it was just as enthralling. "

" Quick, pleasant read. Plot was a bit disappointing, as it was fairly predictable just a few chapters in. "

" Not my favorite Paul Stewart/Chris Riddell book. A quick read, though, and fans of the slightly gruesome will probably enjoy the read. "

" Good fast read. While I enjoyed "The Edge Chronicles" a lot more, my nine year old will love it. "

" I like the old fashion feeling of London in this book. It was predictable but I thought it was pretty good anyway. "