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Ordinary people, extraordinary courage. Now on audio, a vibrant full cast records the lives of everyday people who became heroes for their time—and ours.
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“A narrator can make or break the experience and determine whether or not I’m willing to commit several hours to the production. On the other hand, a great narrator can illuminate, even elevate the text, holding my attention for hours with no problem.”
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Check out these short story and essay collections written or curated by bestselling, award-winning, and debut black authors.
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Belonging and communication are two themes at the heart of Lynne Kelly's newest tale, Song for a Whale, and the audiobook, read by Abigail Revasch, is a poignant listen that will tug at the heartstrings of all ages. To delve a little deeper behind this fantastic story, we were really happy to hear from Lynne herself!
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Admit it: there's something completely endearing about stories chock-full of the awkward, sweet messiness that is a first love.
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In this episode, meet Raymond Arroyo, author of Will Wilder #3: The Amulet of Power; Padma Venkatraman, author of The Bridge Home; and Julie Bogart, author of The Brave Learner. Drawing on inspiration from childhood memories, travel adventures, and insights in education, hear why each of these authors are excited to share their stories with listeners.
