The Hound of the Baskervilles (Dramatized): Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Classic Sherlock Holmes Story Audiobook

" I really enjoyed the book. Very interesting and clever. "

" This book is another one that should be read all the time. It's a story of wich you just can't get tired, and deserves every minte spent with it. "

" This is one of those stories I have heard a lot about, and seen bits of adaptations on TV, but never read the original. I enjoyed it quite a lot - it's definitely my favourite of the longer Sherlock Holmes stories I've read so far. I found a couple of the clues a little bit contrived (a piece of a letter just happens to escape being burned in the fire, leaving a vital clue; a certain person just HAPPENS to bear a striking resemblance to a Baskeville ancestor). But the book is genuinely creepy, and I honestly didn't know how it was going to end. "

" Read it very quickly before watching the latest episode of Sherlock on PBS and was not disappointed. Conan Doyle is at his best in the longer novels, having more room to flesh out the characters. Makes me want to travel to England so I can see what exactly a moor is! I have already started the next Sherlock book even though I was going to take a break, they are very addictive! "

" Easily my favourite crime fiction novel of all time. First read it as a school boy and have read it numerous times since "

" Not that bad of a book. I don't really have much to say about it though. Most of the book was pretty sluggish, then it finally started to pick up again. Three stars, nothing to write home about. Maybe if I wasn't reading it for school, I would like it better. "

" ingenious, exciting and doesn't drag on a bit "

" How did I get to be this old without reading Sherlock Holmes?! These books are amazing, and I'm so glad to have discovered them. Onward! "

" Less than 24 hours to go until the new episode and I'll finish this one in a breeze. Easily some of the best storytelling and mystery-writing ever. "

" An amusing/thrilling read. Unfortunately, to me it doesn't match up to other Sherlock Holmes mystery cases. "

" A well written classic detective story. "

" While I enjoyed reading it, I don't think this particular mystery was as interesting as some of his others. "

" Spine tingling, real "edge of your seat" stuff. "

" Unforgettable. Should and will remain a classic forever. "

" I'm a big fan of the Sherlock character and I had a great time reading this but I just can't say it was a good book. The hound might stir fright in some, making the reading more exciting, but not me. Honestly, I enjoy modern-day adaptations of Sherlock to the original novels. "

" This is one of the novels that would steal your time as can't wait to finish it once you start reading it.Its worth it but would be more of a childish novel. "

" This is definitely one of m favorite mystery books rather one of my favorite in any genre. It is indeed a page turner tale, my kudos to sir conan doyle. Filled with mystic, suspense and charm-- thanks to the duo Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Not a dull momment. "

" Great book. Even in the 21st century! Timeless classic. "

" Best book ever written - my favorite of them all. The atmosphere of the mysterious moor grabs me every time I read it, the secrets, the horror! I have a copy on my bedside table and a second on my Kindle to carry wherever I go. "

" This edition, with notes and an introduction by Christopher Frayling, is up there with the annotated editions by Baring-Gould and Klinger.. "

" intense suspense!....Sherlock Holmes' act of locking himself up in his studyroom...smoking for hours to fill up his room with smoke as to get a vivid picture of the alley gave me a weird feeling...:P "

" I initially struggled with the 'old English' in this book, however after persevering I enjoyed this book. It's the blueprint for several crime/mystery books that are written today. Although after saying this I don't think I would read another one. I'll stick the modern day authors!! "