Narrated by Laura Brydon Book is still available for request on NetGalley This is a simple, straightforward book that provides exactly as advertised. The narrator of the audio version was pretty brilliant. I could hear the laughter in the voice as she modulated it to suit the situation.Our lead protagonist is a woman who finds… Continue reading The Wednesday Morning Wild Swim by Jules Wake
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The Helsingør Sewing Club by Ella Gyland
The audiobook narrator here did a tremendous job in setting the mood. When the book first begins, we have a bereft woman at the loss of two things in life, and she is at a crossroads. Since she is the only one in her family without familial obligations, she is chosen to empty out her… Continue reading The Helsingør Sewing Club by Ella Gyland
In My Mother’s Footsteps by Mona Hajjar Halaby
Narrated by Lameece Issaq This is a book I chose to read/listen to because I am unaware of the actual basis of the issues in Palestine and everything related to that. I originally got myself an ARC of the book but ended up listening to an audiobook of it and only checking out the photos… Continue reading In My Mother’s Footsteps by Mona Hajjar Halaby
The Puma Years by Laura Coleman
I received an Advance copy thanks to the publishers and NetGalley (it is still available to request on the website!). However, the review is based on my listening to the audiobook via Kindle Unlimited. It took some time, but I managed to listen to the whole book, and I only went back to the digital… Continue reading The Puma Years by Laura Coleman
The Man Who Fell From the Sky by William Norris
Narrated by Tom Beyer When I picked this book, I was not aware of its original publishing date. I somehow did not pay attention to it. It was only when I was sitting down to write this review did I finally figure that out. This book is about one year older than me, which makes… Continue reading The Man Who Fell From the Sky by William Norris
The Wrong Suitcase by Laura Jane Williams
This is a book narrated by the author herself, and she did an excellent job. It is a novella, a thing I realised only halfway into the narrative. Despite its length, I found myself feeling like I got a whole book worth of romance.We have two lead characters who have alternating chapters to voice their… Continue reading The Wrong Suitcase by Laura Jane Williams
How to Examine a Wolverine by Philipp Schott
Narrated by Geet Arora I saw this book/audiobook a few times on the blogosphere, and when I saw a chance to listen to it, I picked it up.I am not an animal person per se. I prefer them at a distance, even as I appreciate their intelligence and emotions. I happened to read the entire… Continue reading How to Examine a Wolverine by Philipp Schott
Josh and Gemma Make a Baby by Sarah Ready
It is rare for me to say that a book I listened to would have worked better for me if I had read it. It is rare because the narrators nowadays do a phenomenal job bringing the characters to life.Gemma was tough to get along with, from what I heard. The narrator was really good… Continue reading Josh and Gemma Make a Baby by Sarah Ready