Review: Butterfly Yellow
Gorgeous writing meets expert narration in this one of a kind story. Listeners’ meet Hằng, a teenaged Vietnam War refugee, searching to reconnect with her brother…
Review: We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga
Live Oak Media’s production of We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga by Traci Sorell, illustrated by Frané Lessac, exudes the celebratory joy and beauty of this readalong picture…
Interview: We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga
Ears on the Odyssey reviewer Eti Berland recently interviewed award-winning producer Arnie Cardillo, together with talented author Traci Sorell to discuss Live Oak Media’s stunning production…
Review: The Book of Dust: The Secret Commonwealth
Dear readers, could there be a better time to be a Philip Pullman fan? All at once we’ve been gifted a well-adapted TV series, a new…
Review: Picturebook Round Up
Let’s celebrate! We just finished picture book month, and we have some great picture book audios to share with you. Publishers have really been stepping up…
Review: Steel Tide
Caledonia is back in this sequel to Seafire. I originally wrote a review for Seafire back when Ears on the Odyssey did a narrator spotlight on…
Review: Wilder Girls
Wait, and stay alive. This has been the motto for the inhabitants of the Raxter School for Girls over the past eighteen months. Since a mysterious…
Review: With the Fire on High
Senior year is a year of changes for Emoni Santiago, and she’s a person who has already lived through some things. A teen mother who never…
Review: Dig
“This book is supposed to be uncomfortable,” writes A.S. King in a post-narrative reflection of Dig, her literary condemnation of the lengths people will go to…
Review: The Bridge Home
When you are a heavy audio listener, there are small details that make you a little too excited — a well-placed musical cue, a superbly executed…
