2 readings
Rupert Degas
We hold 2 readings in this voice, on 18,522 ratings of the narration. 1 of the 2 are rated by enough listeners for us to say where the reading stands; the rest are named and not scored. What follows is a record of recordings and not a verdict on a narrator. The stamp belongs to the book, the standing belongs to the reading, and neither of them belongs to Rupert Degas.
Earmark judges books and recordings, never narrators. A verdict says which format deserves your one and only first encounter with a book, so it belongs to the book; where a reading stands is a claim about one recording, measured against every other book on our shelf, and it belongs to that recording. Neither of those is a claim about a working life, so there is no score here for Rupert Degas and there is not going to be one. We also say nothing at all about a reading fewer than 250 people have rated. That bar is published on House Rules, and it is the same bar whether we would be praising a recording or criticising it.
Patrick Rothfuss
The reading we judged the book on · 18,522 ratings
- The reading sits toward the top of our shelf
- 24%In the top 24% of our shelf of books, on the gap between a reading and the book it is reading. The same figure the book’s own page prints for this recording, after allowing for how many people rated it.
- The performance
- 4.84Audible’s performance score, on 18,522 ratings of the narration in every shop we count.
- The book as told
- 4.75Audible’s story score for the same recording: the book, as this recording tells it.
- How often it goes badly
- 0.8%144 of 18,540 listeners gave the performance one or two stars.
Our verdict on the book is Read it, decided with this reading in front of us.
Dale Carnegie
An alternative reading we hold · 0 ratings
- Rated by too few people to place
- 0Nobody has rated this reading in either shop, so we have nothing to go on.
Our verdict on the book is Either. Don't overthink it, decided on a different recording, not on Rupert Degas’s.