Patrick Bringley’s soft-spoken narration reflects his years of humbly observing and interacting with the Met, the works it houses, the people who serve it and the visitors who explore it.
A portion of the Promises of Gold audiobook is performed in front of a live audience, which is such a smart choice for a collection of poetry.
Tracy Kidder’s narration of Rough Sleepers (with a Boston accent that he dials up and down as needed) adds further intimacy to the book’s very personal stories. It feels almost like we’re riding along in the van with Jim O’Connell as he checks on his patients.
British actor Daisy Ridley (whose deep alto voice will be most familiar from her role as Rey in the Star Wars saga) capably narrates both the humor and serious undertones in Jojo Moyes’ novel.
In performances by a cast composed primarily of bilingual Latinx narrators, glimmers of light are projected into haunting stories that tread into such dark topics as kidnapping, sexual assault and bizarre familial relationships.
Narrator Ashraf Shirazi brings palpable sincerity and youthful energy to Lamya H’s memoir in essays.
Through this audiobook, performed by award-winning voice actor Dion Graham, the questions posed in Poverty, by America become even more visceral and undeniable.
Listeners of the Saving Time audiobook will likely find themselves nodding along, surprised by the simple yet paradigm-shifting ideas presented within.
Actor Mara Wilson (best known for her roles in Matilda and Mrs. Doubtfire) brings a buoyant spirit to her performance of Sister Holiday.
Eunice Wong’s repertoire of delicious voices celebrates the patchwork of cultures and personalities in this thoroughly moving, heartwarming story about finding friendship and creating family.
Bosnian actor Aleksandar Mikic’s timing and tone bring out the paradoxical balance of bleakness and brightness in life’s little moments.
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