Brilliant premise, story and characters.

If you could sum up Charlotte Sometimes in three words, what would they be?

Emotional, mysterious, magical

What did you like best about this story?

The author really well humanises the main character, making her relateable, even for adults reading the book. Her reactions to events in the book beyond her control, feel very genuine, which only help to make the ending more emotional.

What about Hannah Gordon’s performance did you like?

Her voices for the different characters was consistent and really helped to follow the story. Furthermore her voice itself is calming and clear, suiting the book fantastically.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The ending was a mixture of happiness, longing and sadness, overwhelming but in the best sort of way.

Any additional comments?

The middle section of the book is a little slow, but worth pushing through!

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loved it

I first read this as a child , I'm now 51! so as much a trip down memory lane I guess, but it held up well.

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Bittersweet story

Beautiful reading of a bittersweet timeslip story. As Charlotte sleeps she slips out of her own time and changes places with Clare in 1918. The story builds slowly but Charlotte's plight starts to grip as 1918 begins to become more real to her than her own life and she fights to remain herself. Very well read by Hannah Gordon with nicely done character voices.

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Beautiful book!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes - I'd recommend it to almost everyone with imagination and heart! It;s a beautiful touching story with lovely vivid characters that stay with you and feel like friends. A lot of mystery too, and the parts about the First World War are quite powerful and moving.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The main character Charlotte, and Emily. And also Miss Agnes touched me.

Which character – as performed by Hannah Gordon – was your favourite?

All the above main characters! Hannah Gordon brought them to life perfectly.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Several moments really - but can't say without spoilers. The end was moving, but in a good way.

Any additional comments?

A truly lovely clever book, perfectly written, for all ages above about 12, I'd say. I'm 60 years old and read it for the first time, and was captivated.

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a great book well read

a really nice book that treats children with intelligence unlike the dross available for kids today.

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Lovely little time travel story

Lovely book with an interesting time travel story! Set in 1918 and 1948 thankfully the narrator perfectly suits the era! Worth a listen

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Five Stars!!

This book is one of my favourite books on audible and I love the story, there are a few parts that didn't really make sense to me but it's still amazing! I would recommend this book to all ages as there is no inappropriate-ness (or very little) and the story is good for children and adults!!! Five Stars!!!!

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interesting story, read well

I love this book and it is well read. The reader uses slightly different voices and imbues the book with the fears and joys of the girls in the situation. I recommend this book for ages 8 and up

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