The River at Green Knowe Audiobook

" This book introduced two new characters to the series. Another great edition to the series. "

" Ack! Tolly and Grandma Oldknow aren't in this one! At least not yet.... Nope, they weren't in it. There were a few good adventures (Flying Horses Island and Hermit Island) but it's much better when the house and it's family is the focus of the book. "

" This was good too. It was a little disconcerting to have all new characters, but they were easy to get to know and love. Their adventures seemed more fantastical, rather than rooted in history, but still a good read. "

" This is a brilliant book, as are all Lucy Bostons "Green Knowe" stories. It stretches the imagination, and it has a wonderful aura of "whispering bamboo,". Just remember to warn children about the dangers of water!!, and they will love this book. "

" No Tolly, no grandmother, no ghosty children. This was dull, dull, dull. "

" Full of beauty and fascination, always with something adventurous in its channels and islands, the river can be considered one of the story's characters. "

" it was a very interesting book. it was creative and kept my eye in it. i had it read in one day "

" This was recommended by a friend. It was sweet and dreamy, but I may have had to read it as a kid to really find it magical. "

" This was a delightful read, where Ping and Tolly work together to thwart efforts of a nosy neighbor who appears to be somewhat evil, from getting inside Green Knowe. The grandmother, as always, is a delightful woman! "

" By far the best and creepiest of the Green Knowe books. Made reading the first four titles worthwhile. Brrrr. "