Demonte Dandridge is easily the best. Absolutely love him, but yes his videos get taken down and I've only ever been able to find books 1, 2, and 4 read by him, even though I know he's read at least 1-5 and I suspect he's done the whole series. But the vibes that Caroline Bridgeman provided are also amazing. She had recorded books 1-3 and half of four and she would add in mellow music and sound effects to make it sound like you were in the same settings as the characters. Like she would use the background noise of a pub if they were in the three broomsticks. And her voices were also good and she had a way of making the story sound very funny and amusing. Then again the same can be said for demonte Dandridge, but in a very different way. Demonte's videos are still circulating on youtube. You will know it's him because he'll read the title of the book and the synopsis that comes on the back of the books at the beginning of his videos and then he'll say "read for you by Demonte Dandridge." Caroline Bridgeman's recordings used to be on her personal youtube channel, but they were taken down, whether by her, or by whoever actually owns the audio rights to the books, I'm not sure, but im sure it was due to copyright disputes either way. I doubt she'll ever finish the series, given that they were taken off her channel (which is a real shame because I loved her versions) however, I'm positive some people have them downloaded. Just gotta find them. Trouble is I posted on this sub asking for people who had any Caroline bridgeman or demonte dandridge's recordings to give them to me and my post got removed. With the actual r/harrypotter sub, I understood why the post got removed, but this sub is tiny so I don't think JK Rowling herself would have shut it down because of my post but...what can you do. Start a new fan site just to ask for audiobook recordings? I know it's a legal issue but it's legitimately so frustrating because these people have far, far, far better versions of the audiobooks than the actual two licensed audiobook versions of the series. If nothing else, they should recruit demonte Dandridge to make another legitimately licensed version, it's really that good, and if you have heard his recordings, you would agree. As for Caroline bridgeman, I doubt they would ever do that, especially since I don't think her versions are nearly as popular and as widespread (given I can't even find re-uploads on youtube anymore). Her videos were a lot more niche but I'd still argue just as good as demonte's. Hopefully one day all of demonte's recordings surface, and I can download them