Winter Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Orphaned at four years old, Australian sixteen-year-old Winter de Salis returns to her childhood home in an attempt to find out about her dead parents and her own past. "

" I have a special place in my heart for WINTER as it is dedicated to my sister Callie Stephen. When it comes to writing about young people John Marsden is the master. Barbra-Lee "

" Oh gosh, I don't remember this one at all apart from its pretty cover! I was never the world's hugest John Marsden fan (does that make me unAustralian?!), possibly since I never read the Tomorrow series - I loved and was driven crazy by Letters From the Inside, and also enjoyed So Much to Tell You/Take My Word For It, but not enough to add him to my lists or anything. I was way more a Paul Jennings kid. :D "

" The ending threw me off and sometimes the main character annoyed me, but otherwise it was good "

" I loved this book from when I first saw the cover Marsden has an amazing ability to get inside teenage girls heads and the protagonist winter who is a lonely teenage girl who feels misunderstood had my heart from the start. Great ending. "

" This book was alright. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't too engaging or memorable. It's about a sixteen year old girl named Winter who goes back to her hometown, to discover the truth about her parents' deaths. It is pretty slow moving at the beginning, but it keeps you interested because the author does a good job at making the readers suspicious of several different characters. One thing I really didn't like about this book was the fact that it felt rushed towards the end. It was also a pretty short book. If you like mysteries, this could be a good book for you. The end is very shocking and disturbing, yet sad. I think this book would be perfect to make a movie out of because it reminded me of this movie I saw called "The Return" by Andrei Zvyagintsev. One thing it does is teach you to appreciate your parents and the relationship you have with them, because they could be gone any second. I wouldn't re-read this book because I don't think it stood out in my mind, I'm probably going to forget it quickly because it's short, and rushed towards the end. "

" Not as engaging as the Tomorrow series but still a great story. "

" Great as usual, though not the same unexpected often ending as usual. "

" A journey of growth. Highly recommend. "

" Im still reading this book, so far so good. I like the way John Marsden i sdescribing his charaters and the settings. The frount cover is a scary looking setting, "

" one of the first boks i actually read and loved, sad story though "

" 16 yr old Winter orphan returns home to her ranch in Australia to reclaim her life and ranch when she uncovers the cause for her parents deaths. Good "

" Wonderful book for teenagers, but adults will enjoy it too as a quick and very entertaining read. "

" I'm a great Marsden fan and I think this is a great story but it felt a bit rushed. A lot of story in a short book left the characters a bit underdeveloped. "

" From wha I remember it was okay, a bit confusing though. "

" quite good. could relate to winter in many ways "

" I really liked this book. It is probably meant for young adults, but I enjoyed it. The main character is a really strong female teenage character, which you don't see as often in books today. It was refreshing. "

" quite good. could relate to winter in many ways "

" good short story with a good twist.one of my fave authors "

" Really good read. I love John Marsden. "

" One of the most powerful and moving books I read as an eleven year old and continue to reread every year. The story itself is just beautiful and the writing of Marsden really captures what is at the heart of the story "

" It was amazing and WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY to short! Come on Mr Marsden! You could surely have made it three times longer! "

" I read this book when I was 14 and absolutely loved it. I related to the main character (ANGST! Haha. But seriously, she has good reason) and was in floods of tears by the end. I recommend to all young people. "

" Loved this book. Such a haunting ending! whoa "

" Really enjoyed this story, it was beautiful "

" Im still reading this book, so far so good. I like the way John Marsden i sdescribing his charaters and the settings. The frount cover is a scary looking setting, "

" The ending threw me off and sometimes the main character annoyed me, but otherwise it was good "

" From wha I remember it was okay, a bit confusing though. "

" Loved this book in my early teens, still think that it's a great, descriptive and original book for my Year 10 kids. They're loving playing 'let's find the metaphor'. "

" This book, I read quite a while ago, but almost every chapter is still stuck in my head. It's amazing story line almost wanted me to never put down the book. One of my favourite books in time. "

" It was amazing and WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY to short! Come on Mr Marsden! You could surely have made it three times longer! "

" one of the first boks i actually read and loved, sad story though "

" Orphaned at four years old, Australian sixteen-year-old Winter de Salis returns to her childhood home in an attempt to find out about her dead parents and her own past. "

" I loved this book from when I first saw the cover Marsden has an amazing ability to get inside teenage girls heads and the protagonist winter who is a lonely teenage girl who feels misunderstood had my heart from the start. Great ending. "

" I really liked this book. It is probably meant for young adults, but I enjoyed it. The main character is a really strong female teenage character, which you don't see as often in books today. It was refreshing. "

" Winter ist 16 Jahre alt. Das Waisenmädchen kehrt in ihr Elternhaus zurück. Dort möchte sie ein eigenes Leben beginnen. Ihres Wissens nach waren ihren Eltern beim segeln ums Leben gekommen. Doch Winter entdeckt ein dunkles Geheimnis... Spannend bis zum Schluss! "