Kenny & the Book of Beasts
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Narrateur(s):
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Alan Cumming
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Auteur(s):
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Tony DiTerlizzi
À propos de cet audio
What can come between two best friends?
Time has passed since Kenny Rabbit’s last adventure with his best friend, the legendary dragon Grahame, and a lot has changed in the sleepy village of Roundbrook.
For starters, Kenny has a whole litter of baby sisters. His friends are at different schools and Sir George is off adventuring.
At least Kenny still has his very best friend, Grahame. That’s before Dante arrives. Dante is a legendary manticore and an old friend of Grahame’s. Old friends spend a lot of time catching up. And that catching up does not involve Kenny.
But there’s a Witch to defeat, a pal to rescue, and a mysterious book to unlock. And those are quests for best friends, not old friends. Right?
Ce que les critiques en disent
"Alan Cumming returns to narrate this sequel to Tony DiTerlizzi's KENNY AND THE DRAGON. This time, Kenny Rabbit and other small animals join forces to rescue Kenny's best friend, Grahame the dragon, from a witch who traps rare legendary creatures inside a magical book. Cumming is clearly having lots of fun while giving distinctive comical voices to Kenny's numerous baby sisters, as well as a cast of other anthropomorphic and mythical animals. Best of all is his portrayal of Grahame. In a droning bass, Cumming conveys the beast's physical presence and personality in a way that will delight listeners. While the lively illustrations in the text enhance the joy of this production, Cumming's narration can definitely stand alone."
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