Tristram Shandy Audiobook (Unabridged)

" A perfect blend of wacky and profound. One of my favorite 18th-Century novels. The recent film was a hoot but didn't really do the book justice. "

" There are a some nice ideas in this book, and it is occasionally funny. But mostly it is obfuscation and innuendo, which on their own I find pretty boring. "

" I tried I don't know how many times to get through this book. In the end, I might have shot myself in the foot as apposed to finishing it. Needless to say, I didn't make it to the last page... "

" I give this 5 stars because ideally I like it. In reality, I find it very difficult to read for more than 5 minutes at a time. "

" Meanderer masterpiece of the nth degree. I recommend it to anyone with a good dictionary close by. "

" A bit of fun - made me smile on numerous occasions. Very little about Tristram though - much more about his uncle and his hobbyhorse. "

" This book is difficult to read. I've been reading it since June 2006. "

" Loved this in grad school and laughed my a** off at it! "

" I found Uncle Toby and Trim most humorous. "

" Bizarre, in a fun, goofy and ultimately moving way. "

" Dear lord, this book was difficult for me to read, especially since I then had to do a research paper on it. I'm not sure if I'm giving it three stars instead of two because of the actual quality of the written content, or just because I'm so damned proud that I made it through the whole book. "

" What was most impressive to me about this book was how funny it still was some 250 years later. "

" all marks for the brilliant narrative technique though, 'was there a story or was it left incomplete? I dunno' "

" Brilliant and filthy-minded - obviously a novel for the ages. "

" If only literature had followed his queue and gone non-linear and non-conformist, what then would we be reading now? "

" This was Thomas Jefferson's favorite book (according to Olmert). "

" I'm going to have to do some research to actually understand the humor of this book. Otherwise, it's like Don Quixote, where I understand that a lot of things are supposed to be funny, but I don't find it funny. "