on the edge of the dark sea of darkness series

He is one of the best narrators I have heard to date. Peterson does a great job giving voice to his characters. I listened to this series on my own, and now I am sharing this with my eleven year old son and six year old daughter. Meaningful and entertaining but slowly paced (Also highly recommended are the author’s Autobiography “Adorning the Dark,” plus all his music, especially “Is He Worthy,” and “All Things Together.”) My husband and I, along with our children all highly recommend all the books in this series. To hear the actual author read a book is a treat, especially so for the Wingfeather series, because there are many interesting characters who have different accents and mannerisms that are much fun, or in some cases, quite creepy to hear. Lewis’ Narnia books, which if you know those stories, you know how your spirit and heart feel as you are drawn into the lives and settings the author has created. Anyway.Our family has owned the printed book for a few years now, but it grew to become extra special to our family during the Covid-19 shutdown of the world, and Andrew Peterson did nightly readings of the book, which we watched through Facebook Live and You Tube Live.

Sweet yet suspenseful.įun fact: Andrew Peterson would say makes this first edition of his reading of the book is quite special because of a 'misread' - when he is reading about Podo and the bagged thwaps, he refers to the grandchildren as his three children, and his daughter as his grandchild.

On the edge of the dark sea of darkness series