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The audio-book version of Three Cups of Tea was very well done and was easy for the whole family to enjoy. The literature, although at times convoluted, remained clear and concise in the audio version of the book. Because of the clear narration and the casual style of the narrators the story was very easy to spend days listening to the book.

The story was a love story of sorts: an impassioned man who travels to K2 to climb. However, he fails the climb, and so begins the story. There are many twists and turns which stem from this beginning, but the main lesson is that this ultimately heartwarming story is based in the hearts of common people helping others any way they can.

Because of the length of the story one may think that after a while it would be difficult to remain interested in the plot. However, due to the skills of the narrators and the work between themselves and the author it remains captivating throughout the entire book. This audio-book, although it has such an impressive length, is a must listen for anyone interested in a story about the goodness of common people and common struggle; the ease of listening to it is only another great plus of an all around great piece of work.Still bored? Click to continue: Audio books and audio dudes crossing the streams.

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