Starred Reviews for Alan Bradley, Shari Lapena, Nicole Maines, Tiya Miles, and more!

“A captivating blend of historical depth and personal narrative that explores themes of courage, patriotism, betrayal, and the complexities of life during a war. This insightful, moving work spotlights the often overlooked contributions of young women during World War II.” —Library Journal, starred review

“Entwistle’s award-winning pronunciation, emphasis, and volume bring to life the myriad citizens of Bishop’s Lacey and their environs. ” —Library Journal Starred Review

“This audio will appeal to listeners seeking an intricate psychological thriller with a fast pace and multiple perspectives. Recommended for fans of Megan Miranda, Amy Tintera, and Paula Hawkins.” —Library Journal Starred Review

“A surprisingly interesting take on a subject matter that has been examined many times before. The audio’s ability to add so much more experience of the subject matter makes listening to the book a much better experience than reading it. This excellent addition is a fun lecture that changes the way listeners will look at (and hear) animals.” —Library Journal Starred Review

“Hughes’s enthusiastic, joyful presentation of wondrous historical sites is not to be missed.” —Library Journal Starred Review

“Narrating her own story, [Nicole Maines] fills each part with a humorous, heartfelt air that makes her memoir relatable and poignant. From the tears in her voice as she talks about her late grandmother to her slapstick use of comedy as a coping mechanism, her tone is conversational and engaging. ” —Library Journal Starred Review

“Janina Edwards’s narration is pitch-perfect, and her clear passion for her subject enhances Miles’s gorgeously written account. Listeners will be rapt, hanging on every word about this remarkable woman.” —Library Journal Starred Review

“JLawrence gives a discerning view of the questions and conflicts related to insular orthodoxy in the contemporary world and a heroine who struggles, and finally discovers, her true self. Through Lawrence’s narration cultural norms come into clear focus.” —AudioFile Earphones Award Winner