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Stuff and Nonsense
- Threadbare Series, Volume 1
- Narrated by: Tim Gerard Reynolds
- Series: Threadbare Series, Book 1
- Length: 10 hrs and 40 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Classics
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Publisher's Summary
Nominated, 2019 Audie Awards - Best Male Narrator
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Warning: Contains profanity and violence.
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- Lanai
- 2019-11-14
How is it so cute for an adventure story?!
The author of this story is amazing! I could really picture everything and I couldn't wait to hear what was happening next. It was so good that Ive started to listen to it again with my husband and kids. I love the idea behind the story and just superb writing and characters.
Whoever is reading the story did extremely well with the different voices too, really helped you be able to tell all the characters apart and right from the beginning it reels you in.
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- MadameX
- 2021-05-19
Excellent performance, story not for me
After reading all the positive reviews, I don’t know what I was missing when I read this book. Started out good and then just disintegrated into what I thought were mindless plot lines. Clearly I missed the overall point of this narrative. Found the constant “upgrades” annoying. Sentence after sentence of “ your such and such is level ....” Skip the epilogue. It is just six minutes of this, over and over again.
Considered not finishing, but I just sped it up until the end. Glad when it was over.
The narrator did an excellent job with the different voices.
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- LAlvarez
- 2021-05-09
So much fun !
I started looking at this book for my son but quickly realized it’s NOT a children’s book. Then realized that this book it totally up my alley! So I bought it and thoroughly enjoyed it. Now I have to go get the next one. What a fun book!
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- Lilith VvvV
- 2021-05-01
Not my thing
The description of the book completely portrays a different type of book.
The performance was brilliant.
I just didn’t like the constant side narrative on the game strengths of the characters.
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- Dexx Hellyer
- 2021-02-11
A polite, loving teddy bear fights monsters
Honestly I was expecting more of the same old heroes journey adventure with a teddy bear. The teddy bear kicks all kinds of monsters booty, and remains a caring loving teddy bear. The story remains grounded in it's own rules, and shows great promise. It does not end up anywhere near where I thought it would end.
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- Riley Skinner
- 2022-05-25
Different and Good
This book is unique and cool; it hooks you in with an original storyline and doesn't stop.
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- shoppin
- 2021-12-28
The best listen on Audible yet!
Loved this book. I was hooked on the series! listened during my drives, showers, household chores, whenever I could!!!
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- David Robertson
- 2021-10-12
Delightful Listen
if you fell into your RPG this is the story you'd want. The teddybear, the little girl, things hidden and things revealed. I am going to level up and go on to the next book in the series.
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- SilkeForce
- 2021-06-07
marked as a favourite
This was so much fun, that I plan to listen again and again. I have very few favourites but this is definitely one that I plan to enjoy more than once. It rates as a modern fairy tale for grown ups that is chock full of puns, my favourite form of humour, and enough intrigue to keep you hanging on to see what happens next. there are lots of allusions to other books and genres so that you feel you're being included in the inside joke.
I can't recommend it highly enough.
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- Darren
- 2021-06-05
Amazing
what a different book and so so good. it was so unique is its presentation of the world. loved it so much I bought the whole series
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- Ray Johnson
- 2018-08-29
An amazing tale you can't help but love
I’m sure that most of you have seen this book, after getting such high praise from Whoopi Goldberg. That is NOT what brought me to this novel, I had my sights on it when I first heard it was coming out. Honestly, I thought it was going to be similar to another book series called Teddy Bears in Monsterland: An Urban Fantasy Novel: Teddy Defenders, by Justin Sloan. But it wasn’t. This is a fairly powerful stand on its own story, in which the main character, a golem who happens to be a Teddy Bear, goes from sentience to sapience. This is book one of the series, and it was incredible, but I could have done without the Epilogue. Had it ended on the preceding chapter the book would have been near perfection.
The setting is strange, and it has the distinct feel of having been a world based off of a tabletop rpg, that somehow transitioned into a computer game. There are little hints here and there as the characters all discuss how things suddenly changed overnight for no particular reasons they could fathom. Threadbare, the main character, is just as adorable and cuddly as you would expect, right up until he pops his claws and starts slashing foes. For the majority of the book he runs on instinct, and it is a fascinating look into the mind of a creature that slowly becomes self-aware.
One thing that threw me was that this really plays out like a book a kid could read, and then suddenly the cursing and killing begins, and it throws you. Granted, in a book that deals with bloody kills, some cursing shouldn’t stand out, but it does. Once you get into the book it kinda of becomes background noise and it doesn’t bother you, but it takes a little while for that to happen. Otherwise the story is intense, and while it does vacillate between Threadbare and his human girl in POV, the story never slows down. It is a crunchy LITRPG book, too. You get stats, notices, etc. The book hits every box needed to make a fun and exciting story.
One thing that really sealed the deal for me was the narration by Tim Gerard Reynolds. At first he comes across like Sebastian Cabot reading Winnie the Pooh. He has a very distinct, Mr. French way of speaking, and I half expected Threadbare to start thinking, Tut Tut, it looks like rain, but then he morphs his voice once other characters are introduced and he does a spectrum of male to female and human to inhuman that is distinct in each case, and is believable. At no point did it feel like this was a guy doing voices. He was living the parts, and that only added to the fun. I think he played the cat better than anyone else, and everyone knows that cats are notoriously hard to play.
Like I say, the book is nearly flawless, but could have done without the Epilogue. The writing, characterization, plot, drama, and willingness to kill characters coupled with the incredible narration make me give this book a final score of 5 out of 5 stars. I really hope that Seiple can maintain the momentum that this book has got going for it. Give this book a big listen and enjoy a teddy bear picnic. Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest. Getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.
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- Anonymous User
- 2018-08-18
And he hugged the kitty to death!
To be fair, if you spend your life trying to be as serious as possible, you may not enjoy this book. But everyone else will love it.
Imagine one of the most epic fantasy adventures you can imagine, with monsters, demons, undead, and dragons; all from the perspective of a cute little teddy bear as he waddles, hugs, and has tea parties from one blunder to the next!
But don’t let that stop you, because this little teddy has more depth than Don Draper from “Mad Men” as he contemplates his existence as a creature that may or may not be considered living, and disregards all fears regarding himself to simply care for His little girl.
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- luke
- 2018-10-30
Beware if you are not RPGlit fan
This was my second attempt at trying to enjoy a RPGlit book. I simply could not get into it. It is either your thing or it isn't. Beware of the crazy high rating. Those are all from people who love RPGlit -- I can only assume so anyway.
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- BlindWanderer
- 2018-09-06
Beware the Neco-mancer
The mechanics are fun. The plot is fun. But the puns, you will just have to grit your teeth and bear them.
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- Wanderer4of8
- 2018-06-06
Another great LitRPG, and more humorous than most.
This book was great! It allows you to discover a fun new world alongside the protagonist, and really gets you to identify with him. It's full of silliness and ridiculousness that still feels natural together, and mocks RPGs just the right amount to get you laughing out loud. It has charming relationships, and some good twists, and what looks like it will be a promising series-long story arc. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and if you have enjoyed any LitRPGs before, then you'll definitely enjoy this one.
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- Laura
- 2018-07-02
Terry Pratchett meets LittleBigWorld
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- Tiasdolls
- 2019-11-11
Best LitRPG Performance to Date for Me
My husband introduced me to this genre earlier this year. We've listened to a couple of titles. They were entertaining, but nothing we'd ever consider recommending or even listening to again. This story truly blows the other titles away! The story world is fresh and the performance is brilliant! Tim Gerard Reynolds has truly set the bar on how to approach this genre. I'm recommending it to others who are not sure about LitRPG and if they'd enjoy it. This book is NOT for children.
This is book 1, so its purpose is really to set up the main story and characters. Our main characters are Cecilia (preteen aged) and her special gollum stuffed bear, Threadbare, whom her father has animated. There are various journeys/quests undertaken. Some are resolved, others are just getting started. Throughout the entire piece the listener is kept up to date with the various stats. You really have to listen to truly appreciate the delivery.
There's mystery, friendship, adventure and suspense. My husband and I listened together and look forward to the next volume.
Mature Content: Adult Language (no sex or graphic violence)
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- Mr. Thomas
- 2018-07-18
The little toaster
This isn't really a kids book because of some of the adult themes. It has a great story with good narration. I'd recommend it for anyone going on a long trip and wants something not too distracting.
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- Joseph
- 2019-05-15
incredible.
Full of charm, mystery and adorable-ness. Every child should have a Threadbare.
I was hesitant at first about a Teddy protagonist, I needn't have worried.
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- Doc Merlin
- 2018-07-10
I wish I could give this book a 6th star
This book was fantastic, not just as litRPG, but as a story. The characters are great. The story is fantastic and the performance is quite good. 5/5 will read again.
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