Roald Dahl | The Ratcatcher - Full audiobook with text (AudioEbook)

The Ratcatcher is a short, sharp, disturbing story from Roald Dahl, the master of the shocking tale.

In The Ratcatcher, Roald Dahl, one of the world's favourite authors, tells a sinister story about the darker side of human nature. Here, a ratcatcher has a most unusual way of dealing with these pests . . .

[stefaniacontessa]

The only reading voice I can tolerate and even enjoy! Stellar work!

[GeekZone]

Needing to read this and three others for the Wes Anderson short films. A very good way of doing audiobooks. A clear consise voice, the text going down to easily follow it, and is the complete book.

[DualingCubers]

They made a Netflix short of this and a few others from Roald Dahl!

[BobDahl-mcyg]

Thank you Sir, very much!! You do a wonderful job telling these stories. 👍

[Dabeer]

you work soo hard you deserve a million sunscribers!

[designunlimited]

Oh my! Another macabre tale from Roald Dahl. Well read, thank you. I would love to know the chronology behind his stories – whether he wrote these somewhat twisted, scary ones all at one time, or intermittently between his children’s books etc. i’ve often thought that children’s books (grandma-eating wolves, child-eating giants and so on) were just a short step from being horrific. Dahl seems to prove it, eek! 😳

[stefaniacontessa]

Subscribed to the book club! My god what a glorious find! Thank you!

[clayvion]

I am unsure how you would feel about this, but could you make like a book or two of Andrew Clements? Your voice as reading style fits perfectly for his books and I love them. Aside from recommendations, you are one of the best readers in my opinion and should narrate for audible or even become a writer. You have a clear map of this kind of literature and you could make some really good books. I’m 11 and even I have an opinion that you have a fine future in literature if you’re up for it and interested. -Snake

[TheRealDarrylStrawberry]

Just saw the Wes Anderson short. Ole Bill Jonesy was dead in the hay is that ever implied in the story? If anderson added that on his own, hes brilliant. when i was a kid i thought "someone was feeding the rats" plain and simple. BILL JONESY was "feeding the rats" If i missed that detail in the story ill be shocked. gonna have a listen now. Thanks, mate.

[zizitopp]

I don’t understand why they demonitized you

[bethcastagnoli]

Found myself dreaming about cheese...eek!

[srinagesht]

What don’t think this is representative of his macabre stories. It’s a little disgusting. His stories are more like the Land Lady.