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1. I‘m good with either, but I‘ve read way more single narrators.

2. It‘s tough to choose; probably January LaVoy? Katherine Kellgren was also amazing, and Bahni Turpin‘s wonderful. I‘ve got a soft spot for Will Patton, too.

3. Shout out to narrator Wesley French, who knows how to SUGGEST a character‘s shouting instead of actually blasting the listener‘s eardrums out. Volume modulation is the most important thing, people!

#sundayfunday

#ReadingResolutions #HumorousBooks

More than a humorous book, this is a book written with humour.
It's a collection of stories, all mostly self-conteined, all mixing present with past, but connected by characters, settore GSM and situations that basically turn them onto a novel.
And everywhere, together with feeling g and thoughtness, there's a lot of wanting to have fun.

#7favesin7days 2/7 📚📖❤

#AndItsAugust #TwoWordsTitles

I haven't read Storm Front yet.
I loved both the other two.
Medicina River is a collection of lovely interconnected stories that finally form an overarvin story set in an Indian reservation.
Ghost King is David Gemmell's take at King Arthur story

#JuneBookBugs #IndigenousAuthors
#NativeBooks

Well... this was easy 😆

This is only a small part of my collection of Native American authors. I really like their kind of storytelling. I was lucky enough to hear a Tlingit storytelling tell the story of the trickster Craw once, and l realised then the style of Native authors sounds a lot like that. The same rhythm, the same sentenze construction. It was fascinating.

#MayBookFlowers
This is a collection of interwoven short stories happening on the Canadian Madicine River reserve. Every story has a section regarding the past and a section regarding the present. The relation between the two sections creats a deeper, sharper, morecomplez #truths
Took a bit getting into it, but then the setting and above all the characters won me over
#NativeBooks

http://theoldshelter.com/thursday-quotable-medicine-river/