Albus Dumbledore

The Prodigy Awakens

By: Michael Coatsworth-Burdess

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Follow the story of Albus Dumbledore, his brother Aberforth and his rise to becoming Hogwarts Headmaster.

Nothing New, Many Mistakes, Kind Of Weird

Overall it was fun background noise, but I wonder if this was written by AI as well as voiced, as it is a bit weird.

It doesn’t really provide any new info about Dumbledore, raced through everything with as little detail as possible, then halfway through, it begins to be a synopses of Harry at Hogwarts, discussing things Dumbledore was not present to see.

In addition, it makes some very obvious mistakes, which again makes me wonder if AI wrote it. It talks about Harry, Ton, Hermione and Ginny being on the Hogwarts Express in Harry’s first year. It also says that Cedric was a student from a rival school.

Overall, it is basic, undersized, kind of poorly written, but interesting enough to listen to while I wait for the next book to come out on Audible.

completely inaccurate

I do not know what this is based on but clearly not harry potter cannon. it is ridiculous.

Did they read Harry Potter before they wrote this?

This MIGHT be fan fiction but if it’s not then I have to assume the author has either never read any of the harry potter books or just didn’t pay attention. They have people interacting with other people at ages they didn’t know each other.

Truth Serum needed

This book was a travesty. I understand authors have a licence to embellish but this author must have never
read the entire series. eg. He has Albus and Ableforth starting at Hogwarts together. He never explains why his father took action against the muggles and what was done to his sister and it just continues to go downhill from there. What a waste of my time.

This title is chaotic with AI narration not helping

This title felt mashed together of information plucked feom movies. The writing was poor, often repetitive phrases, and very kuch derailed from Dumbledore's life later in the book. The AI narration gives a human tone infection but misses the mark with emotional scenes and is very flat.