The Book Blogger Hop was originally created by Crazy-For-Books and is currently being hosted by Coffee Addicted Writer. Every Friday, a new question is posted for book bloggers to answer in the coming week. The purpose of the hop is connection and community. You can discover new blogs to follow, new books to read, and you may end up with some new followers, as well!

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This Week’s Question

Do you think listening to an audiobook instead of reading the print version makes it more difficult to write a review?

Submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver’s Reviews.

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Definitely not! I think it adds a whole different dimension to the review! After all, when you review an audiobook, you’re not only considering the story but the narration, as well. At least, that’s what I do. I love to talk up a good narrator!

Other than the narration aspect, I don’t see why a review for an audiobook would be any different or more difficult to accomplish. I have to take notes whether I’m reading a physical book, an e-book, or an audiobook. Because my brain doesn’t like to maintain details once I’m done reading a book, haha. So, no matter how I consume a story, there will be notes so the review process will be the same.

Now, in cases where I forget to take notes, it will be harder if I want to remember certain quotes. That’s the only thing I could think of that would possibly be more difficult. But that’s my own fault for forgetting to take notes 😂

Long answer short: No! I don’t think writing a review for an audiobook would be any more difficult than writing a review for something I read physically.