The Beastly series consist of 1 family book written by Alex Flinn.

I started this book thinking ok.maybe it will be a 3 star will be quick.and fell in love with it!! this was a terrific re-telling of an age old tale that will make you laugh, make you angry at times, and will make you cry.this is a very special story.I loved it very much!!! I will listen to it again. See all of the Beastly books in order and find cheap used copies - used books as low. I was so touched when he told Lindy she was not a prisoner.that she could go.even though he really wanted her to stay forever!!!! Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? Oh he was soooo good.I would listen to him narrate anything.he gave a great performance.emotional, raw.and funny!! What does Chris Patton bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? I liked how Kyle/Adrian became the man he was supposed to be.it touched my heart to tears!!! Yes!! it was soooo cute.teenage angst and all!!!!!!! Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Who I would recommend it too: YA readers and those who like re-telling of fairytales.ĭidn' expect to love it.BUT I DID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why I gave it a 4: I was pleasantly surprised by how wonderfully told this story was. Complaints: None Audio Specific Review: Narrator: Chris Patton did a wonderful job of reading this book with emotions that matched the cadence of the moment. He was surrounded by love even if it wasn't from the traditional family structure. What I Liked: Will and Magda are fantastic guides for Adrian that show him people can be kind even when they do not have too. It was wonderful to watch his transformation from arrogant to considerate. Adrian was the much more human incarnation of Kyle that made him more man than beast. In the beginning, Kyle was a very unlikable character that you got to know as the vain, arrogant teenager he was before getting turned. Bought on Audible What I Loved: This was a very good modern re-telling of Beauty and the Beast.

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