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Stolen Songbird
- Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer, Erin Moon
- Length: 14 hrs and 30 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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For five centuries, a witch's curse has bound the trolls to their city beneath the ruins of Forsaken Mountain. Time enough for their dark and nefarious magic to fade from human memory and into myth. But a prophesy has been spoken of a union with the power to set the trolls free, and when Ccile de Troyes is kidnapped and taken beneath the mountain, she learns there is far more to the myth of the trolls than she could have imagined.
Ccile has only one thing on her mind after she is brought to Trollus: escape. Only the trolls are clever, fast, and inhumanly strong. She will have to bide her time, wait for the perfect opportunity. But something unexpected happens while she's waiting - she begins to fall for the enigmatic troll prince to whom she has been bonded and married. She begins to make friends. And she begins to see that she may be the only hope for the half-bloods - part troll, part human creatures who are slaves to the full-blooded trolls. There is a rebellion brewing. And her prince, Tristan, the future king, is its secret leader.
As Ccile becomes involved in the intricate political games of Trollus, she becomes more than a farmer's daughter. She becomes a princess, the hope of a people, and a witch with magic powerful enough to change Trollus forever.
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- Memeke
- 14-10-15
Dance Magic Dance
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I would recommend this audiobook, but with a weary warning.
So I have always enjoyed me some good regular-gal-meets-powerful-man-to-form-a-strong-relationship stories. “Stolen Songbird” has a whole lot of potential especially because it is only book one of a trilogy. The premise is strong with this one. Magic, a doomed race, royalty, abused servants, and sooo much more. How can one NOT be invested in the plot and characters?
This is where the BUT comes in (unfortunately.) I was hoping Jenson would trust her readers (listeners) to understand the situations and happenstances as they came to be. Don’t spell things out. Don’t dumb the plot down and dress it up with pretty words. I don’t want to get frustrated when the audience and Cécile are given the same information and the audience pieces the clues together faster than the main character.
Oh boy. Don’t get me started on Cécile. That girl piece of work. Like her, but she has some growth the take in.
What other book might you compare Stolen Songbird to and why?
I was constantly reminded of three stories, actually.
"The Princess and the Goblin" because, well, for the obvious.
"The Hollow Kingdom," by Clare B. Dunkle. This novel follows Kate Winslow as she is captured by the goblin king, Marak, as his future bride. Fighting back is the easy part as she slowly starts to fall in love with the "deformed" goblin.
"Labyrinth" the film, you know, the one where David Bowie is the singing Goblin King who captures a girl's brother, forcing her to come to his magical kingdom.
What does Eric Michael Summerer and Erin Moon bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I believe that this audiobook should have only had one narrator. With how many times Tristan has his own point of view (around seven or eight times with only a half hour talking time) there might as well have not been a second narrator at all. Let alone one that really doesn’t fit a teenager. Even if said teenager is the most mentally sophisticated teenagers I’ve been privy to. There is really no point in even getting another narrator if he barely has any point of views to narrate. I’d go as far as to say that Moon should just narrate those sections herself to keep from jarring the audience from her voice for solid two hour blocks only to be slapped with by ten minutes of some voice that doesn’t match with a boy let alone how Moon presents Tristan.
I’d say if one must have two narrators for this (because the trend right now for Young Adult audiobooks with at least two point of views is to have to narrators) then try to find two people who sound somewhat the same. That way we aren’t startled by the extreme contrast from the two. Or at the very very VERY least try to have them speak the same way.
Really, though, I’d rather have stuck with Moon. Sorry movie trailer narrator guy…
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
"The true trap is what lies in the heart."
Any additional comments?
There is certainly a whole bunch of imaginative imaginings, here. There are many different magics, jobs, customs, physiques, rules, and so much more. There was clearly a lot of thought for this underground society, and I could definitely appreciate how one can tell that everything was strictly planned out.
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- tatiana
- 18-03-17
There isn't anything bad about it
I just feel like they dragged it out and it isn't that well written... It's not bad but it's not good either. Ugh.
6 people found this helpful
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- Jessica Mello
- 21-06-15
A Diamond in the Rough
I bought this book on a whim when I ran out of things to read. It sounded kind of interesting and thought I'd give it a try. I started and dropped it a few times, never making it past the first chapter. Finally I decided to sit down and just listen for as long as I could. Next thing I knew I was deep into the story of Trollis.
This book has left me empty. It's one of those tales where afterwards, you feel so lost without it in your mind. Cecil and Tristan are characters with so much depth you can't help but love them. The story is well developed and the web of plots and subplots interlock together taking you for ride.
There really aren't enough words to describe how much I love this book. Definitely a must read for a bookworm.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-05-17
Could have been better
The story was good enough as a twist on Beauty and the Beast, but I don't understand why they'd have a different narrator only for the few chapters with the different perspective than the heroine. It would have been better if it were more consistent, if the other narrator did the hero's voice in the heroine's chapters as well. It bugged me having to adjust to the completely different cadences and voices so abruptly.
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- Melissa
- 02-11-15
Odd vocal pattern
The narrator has a very odd vocal pattern and the words she stresses makes everything sound like a question. It detracts from the story line which is very engaging. I listened to the story at 1.25 speed which helped overcome some of the narration problems.
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- Jinx
- 21-05-16
Sound premise, lackluster execution
The story had interesting components and was decently written, but it has a lot in common with another book I've read, The Hollow Kingdom, only Stolen Songbird didn't use it nearly as well. I don't want to spoil either book, but I'd recommend reading the Hollow Kingdom because it's simply a pleasure and then comparing for yourself, if you feel like continuing with this.
The romance portions tend to reek of that sickening Romeo and Juliet kind of love. It's a little sickening and more than a little frustrating to watch drama unfold as a result of their puppy love mindset and terrible decision making. Rational can't really describe either of them.
There are numerous plot holes when you consider the author's own world setup for more than half a second, to boot.
I'm torn between getting the next one and, well, just something else. It was engaging enough that I want to know how it ends, but I just really can't recommend it. "Still a better love story than Twilight", as they say. It's a step above, for sure, but still lacking.
The narrator(s) did well, for the most part, but I hated when the lady spoke for any men. I hear it often in opposite gender character readings, and it gets me every time. in this case, she does that bizarre "masculine" voice that sounds like a joke or mockery. Still, I've heard worse attempts. Her female voices were great. The male narrator did women and men appropriately, which is a rarity.
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- SilverMomAZ
- 18-05-17
Couldn't get into it.
I just couldn't bring myself to care about the characters, and the narrator constant pauses in the middle of sentences was driving me crazy. I did finish it, but won't go for book 2.
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- Miss Cali on the East Coast
- 26-04-17
quite possibly the worst "French-ish" accent ever
This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
Reading it might have been better - the narration by Erin Moon was simply horrible. It's so bad I won't go on with the series. Story itself was alright, but a little too YA simplistic, and waaaaaay too much of the female protagonist fretting over self-worth.
What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?
Interesting take on different fantasy worlds of humans, trolls and magic.
How could the performance have been better?
Erin Moon did the worst "French-ish" accent I've ever heard. Truly horrible - just skipping the attempt at all would have made it so much better. Her breathy contrivances of male characters, and wretched portrayals of some royal characters put me off entirely. Horrible narration makes it impossible for me to finish the book and I won't go on with the series.
What character would you cut from Stolen Songbird?
The miserable royal uncle, but this could be due to the narration.
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- Eric
- 19-10-15
for the younger audience
As the not typical YA reader/listener, I love that with YA books they stay more to the story without as much vulgar language. While I was determined to listen to the entire book. It was not a great start... I did however become attached to the characters. So still a decent book... especially for younger audiences .
8 people found this helpful
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- Kirsten
- 08-09-15
okay.
It was okay. i felt like the author tried to get things going to fast. I was pretty confused and honestly uninterested for the first quarter of the book. It did pick up eventually. I also dont understand the part of her singing? she hardly sings at all and i feel like it was just thrown into the story. But other wise a decent book.
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- Alaina Carroll
- 10-07-16
Spectacular
I absolutely adored this book. It was beautifully written and the story captivated me from the get go. Whilst I wasn't overly keen on the male narrator, the female narrator, Erin Moon, was fantastic. She brought the story to life and I'm thrilled that she narrates the entire series. I have already purchased the second and third books and can't wait to continue the journey. I honestly can't say enough about this book, just amazing. The story is unique and will leave you wanting more.
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- shirley
- 01-03-16
just me
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
yes if they liked the kind of books i do
What did you like best about this story?
the troll element
Which scene did you most enjoy?
when cecile finally uses her witch powers
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
no
Any additional comments?
enjoyable but just lacked a little more depth for me , was easy to pick up each time i came back to it
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- Emma Rogers
- 28-08-15
Enjoyable
At first I found it slow didn't really know if I was going to continue with it ... then it caught me! Imaginative and exciting. It built up and up until the very end and leaving me ready for more! the characters descriptions and emotions made them come to life. The described scenes playing out in my head. To the next book!
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- CeNedra Red
- 30-04-17
Ruined :-{
Where do I begin to say how utterly disappointed I am with the narrator Erin Moon. I will never know whether this book is good, bad or indifferent, as I just couldn't continue to listen for more than an hour, which was all the torture I was willing to endure. Add to that the idiot female character, Ccile. If the story improved when Eric Michael Summerer took over the narration, I can't say. This and the other book in this series will be returned, and I'll use the credits to buy something with better narration and less stupid characters.
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- Poppy
- 22-05-15
Great adventure and romance!
This story was exciting and well written, with the perfect amounts of both adventure and romance.
At first I was unsure about the narration but once I got used to it I loved it, so definitely give it a chance. The character voices the narrator does are great!
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- Bridget
- 24-02-17
excellent performers but story was predictable
as my title says. can we get a heroine who perhaps doesn't need to kill the hero or get killed?
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- Crumble
- 12-08-19
Incredible!
This was recommended to me when I asked people about a book that was similar to A court of thorns and roses. And yes it is kind of similar but also completely amazing in its own right. I can’t believe it took me this long to discover this book. I adore Tristan! Now onto the next book!!
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- Julia
- 22-07-18
Excellent!
A truly excellent and captivating story. A beautiful mix of fairytale/court intrigue and rebellion. I highly recommend it and look forward to listening to the next books in the series.
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- k
- 12-06-18
Best
This May well be the best book I have ever listened to
Enchanting totally unique
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- Jodie cook
- 10-01-18
Stolen Songbird
An amazing read loved the French accents and use of the word troll. The romance between Cecile and Tristan was divine highly recommend
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- Madelaine
- 20-04-15
Great story
Loved it. Completely hooked in and couldn't stop listening. Off to get the next one in the series right now
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- Amazon Customer
- 28-04-17
Wish It Didnt Repeat A Million Times
I will say before I start this that I'm 28 yrs old and haven't been a fan of YA fiction in a long time.
Now. Let's begin. First, I enjoyed the first book and was drawn in to buy the other two. The second book got on my nerves and the final book was an great effort to finish. If you like books that are so frustratingly repeativiely melodramic and reflect the inner turmoil of teenagers, then this book is for you. If like me, you don't, don't read this.
The main characters make ENDLESS plans that endlessly NEVER EVER work out!!!!!! And I mean never. The character monologue is repeative because the plot is repetitive. About the only good thing about the last two books was the ending of the third book because it was over but it also wasnt too bad an ending.
So they're teenagers so maybe that accounts for the fact that NOTHING ever goes right in this series and they're ALWAYS repeating themselves, but from an adult's perspective enough's enough.
I hope Tristan and Cecil are better concoctors of plans in eternity because I don't have the time to stick around to find out.
P. S. I understand that people have enjoyed this series and I'm being a fair bit melodramic myself, but I have been honest in my struggle to finish these books. My opinions about reviews is always to read less of them and go with what you like and enjoy. If you think you might enjoy these books, forget you read this and let the drama begin!!
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- Genevieve
- 09-06-16
Interesting premise, well read, love the voices.
Just an all round great book. It's so nice to find a leading lady who is clued in and clever and not a tool of her surroundings. Interesting premise, well read, love the voices.
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- Lacee
- 21-05-16
I really enjoyed this book
I really love the flow of the story, the characters were very interesting and it wasn't heard to listen to at all.
I have purchased the next one with the third ready and waiting. So, let's start book 2.
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- Bewench
- 15-07-17
The book was good...
I'm wondering if the woman reading this book had ever had a conversation with a man. and if she did, did he really draw out every letter in the word he was saying? it was like listening to a pompous stuck up arse. who had to draw out every single word out. and every single male she was speaking for sounded like that. Not impressed with the female reader. she read the lion's share of the book. which was a pity. because the male reader was excellent. the book would've been way more pleasant and enjoyable if he was reading the lion's share. I don't think I could sit through another book with this chick reading. :(
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- Beth Wilkinson
- 03-06-17
started off fantstic and then
i loved the idea and the feel of this story vut about half way threw the strong female lead became so patheticaly in love it was frustraiting for me to listen too.
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- MRS K J HAIGH
- 17-02-17
Awesomeness!
Thought it was an awesome story. Fantastic characters - ones to love and ones to hate. Definitely a favourite!
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- Nina crause
- 27-01-17
Finally a different take...
On trolls!
I really enjoyed this book from start to finish. The French pronunciation of the characters names were irritating especially as it was read by an American narrator as well as the limited character voices. yet I would still recommend it.
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- Ruth
- 25-12-16
Fun and light story, interesting plot
Pleasantly surprised with this book/audiobook, unique story and a good narration. A nice listen for holiday distraction
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- Linda
- 04-11-16
Perhaps an English narrator might have been better
French setting, cowboy accents and Australian idioms. Very strange combination! A reasonable light hearted read.