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   From: g.kreme@gmail.com.dontsendmecopies   
      
   In message <2013011112450239812-omeallymdatgeemaildotcom@news.giganews.com>   
     Bill O'Meally  wrote:   
   > I know a number of posters have preferences for the various audiobooks   
   > and/or recorded productions. For the better or the worse, I am not   
   > familiar with any of these. A friend recently asked what I thought his   
   > pre-teen children would like. My thoughts, of course, are that they   
   > should read the actual books. Still, there's a lot to be said for a   
   > good production or an expressive reader. I told him I would put the   
   > question to the Tolkien groups. Any favorites out there for both TH and   
   > LotR?   
      
   The BBC Radio play (not audiobook) of The Lord of the Rings is very good.   
      
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