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Welcome back ladies and gentlemen. Or just welcome for the new listeners. Today I bring the first episode of ''It''. A book which existence most people must know by now, especially if you are here reading the caption. I know the story from the movies but despite having never read the book I'm pretty sure it's way better than the movie. As every single time his books get an adaptationt.Someone asked me to bring it on youtube and I said why not? IT is only one from decens of books from my list. But Stephen King always skyrockets if i see it's wanted.That said, it's a really long book so appreciate having some company during the journey. I'm not a native speaker as you'll realise right away. Plus my accent is more british than anything. Still I do my best at improving.
Today I bring a bit of a different episode that should have been done long ago. I'll talk about what im bringing next but also about how we ''work'' here, for those who are new since I use to say these things when I finish a book at the end of the episode.Sorry if I talk fast and that, just wanted to get it done asap :)And sorry for the 42 seconds blank in the previous one :). those who know know.one more reason to tell me if you realise about a mistake so i can fix it.
En este episodio Annie está de vuelta y trae malas noticias para Paulie. Sintonizad para el siguiente episodio para ver como se desenvuelve esta interacción.
From the publisher's feed
Ongoing books: It (En) & Sherlock Holmes (Es) Upcoming books: Eragon Series (En) & Frankestein (Es) If you have a book you would like me to read you can tell me at : @audiobooks_sbm on…
About me: I'm a native Spanish speaker, who despite having learnt English on an early age has never really cared about pronuntiation so this is short of a practising tool for me also. I do this as a hobby because I enjoy it, so I recieve no earnings from it. I'm a big Stephen King fan, so if some people ask I may go for it. (individual books and for sure I'll read the dark tower eventually) That said, the authors have the rights from the books, so the power over deleting the audios belongs to them.