Unabridged = the whole thing Abridged = only part of it I don't see the point of abridged books, even abridgements approved by the author. However, I do end up acquiring a bunch of them through boxes/gifts and I usually put up with them if I don't care about the book so much. I certainly prefer the whole, unabridged version of audio books, though.
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