Armchair Audies Solo Female Narration
I am an audiobook junkie and so enjoyed LitHousewife’s
Armchair Audies last year that I decided to join in this year. From
LitHousewife’s blog explaining what the Armchair Audies are- For those who are
unfamiliar with this audiobook challenge, participants select one (sometimes
more) categories included in the Audie Awards. The participant then listens to
each of the audiobooks nominated in the selected category prior to the Audie
Awards ceremony. After listening to and reviewing each of the titles in their
category, participants announce the best audiobook in the category (on or
before May 23, 2013). The Armchair Audies team will create an Audie Awards
ballot based on our selections to be followed at home. The 2013 Audie Awards
will be announced on Thursday, May 30.
Here is a where you can see all the
categories and the blogs that are participating.
I have also realized I listen to more women narrators than
men so that is why I picked Solo Female narration. I will be honest and say I
am a big fan of Katherine Kellgren and Cassandra Campbell and have only listened
to 2 by Nicola Barber and did enjoy her narration of Call the Midwife. I haven’t
listened to Anne Hathaway narrate an audiobook but I enjoy her as an actress so
we’ll see how that goes.
The two I have already listened to are:
The Boy in the Suitcase by,Lene Kaaberbøl, Agnete Friis narrated by Katherine Kellgren
Call The Midwife by, Jennifer Worth narrated by, Nicola Barber
One I was already on the library waiting list for:
Juliet in August by,Dianne Warren narrated by, Cassandra Campbell
I have heard great things about Anne Hathaway's narration of:
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by, L.Frank Baum narrated by, Anne Hathaway
This series I've had my eye on for awhile but I have heard I need to listen to the first 2 first so this will probably be the last one I listen to so I have time to listen to the first 2:
The Unseen Guest:The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place Book 3 by, Maryrose Wood narrated by, Katherine Kellgren
You do have a fantastic slate of narrators there! I hadn't heard of the Ashton Place books before this, but as in love with Kellgren's work on the Jacky Faber books as I am, I'm adding these to my list - they're bound to be fun.
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