Parade's End by Ford Madox Ford | Read by Bill Nighy | Penguin Audiobooks

[@donnaweston7697]

Wonderful, I could listen to Bill Nighy read the telephone directory 😁

[@jillianstokoe4697]

Excellent! Love listening to Bill Nighy's voice. He has such a lovely voice! Cheers!

[@lilymartinez1257]

This is amazing!!! ❤ I could listen to Bill Nighy’s voice all day.

[@jlc8]

This is why you need narrators who understand and care about the book not just a face people recognise!

[@Tinatime532]

Thanks to Bill… sooo lovely lol😉❤️. Thanks for sharing…🎉

[@patrickhicks9880]

I just found this book in a bus shelter Bill night does have a lovely clear voice

[@evelynniemeyer1119]

There are very good BBC dramas with Bill Neighy "Charles Paris mystery"(youTube) - excellent radio plays.

[@r4b32t11]

The one and only MR CHARISMA. 👌🏼💥

[@Anon26535]

Ford Madox would be a good name for a pickup truck. "The Ford Madox. Don't just settle for horsepower, get ox power. Now available with zero downpayment at your local Ford-Lincoln dealership."

[@alessandradiciaccia1929]

In the photo Bill is lovely ❤❤❤

[@lukmanhakim-gm3yp]

Salute from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@TSquared2001]

Wow. Something definitely different

[@rita.platman1844]

Surprised the word scotch is used instead of Scots

[@sabihacomert722]

Great

[@Not00]

Didn't know Bill volunteered to Libravox

[@clarehsueh7683]

The Librivox audio is read by Peter Dann. This is a Penguin aodio.

[@MarkIreland_carrierband]

Is this just the first of the three books?

[@francobuhay9604]

Parade's End is all four books. This reading is chapter one of the first book "Some Do Not...".

[@hw9066]

I love Bill Nighy as a narrator. But this one was a chore to finish, no mystery nothing concrete besides an endless supply of trite quotations. There was such a weak storyline it felt like an endless circle. ☹️

[@WinnipegTouristDept]

Listened to 30 minites, and I don't have much of an idea of what is the story. Is there any?

[@thegiddygoatcafe4067]

I think I'm just listening to Bill Nighy speak. What story? 😊

[@francobuhay9604]

It does, albeit a slowly developing one. Like all books of this era, much of the early portion of the book is dedicated to characterization and character dynamics. Worth a read if you can spare the energy.

[@judiththomas9995]

​@@francobuhay9604with you 100% I think perhaps you are giving your age away, way back when education included reverence for literature?