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Title: Mates, Dates and Inflatable Bras

Author: Cathy Hopkins

Narrator: Amanda Hulme

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-23-10

Publisher: Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

I flopped on the beanbag next to her. I felt happy. Iz and me. Me and Iz talking about stuff and Iz predicting my future. "What does it say, Madam Rose?" "Oh interesting," Iz murmured. "Very interesting, The card that crosses you is the Wheel of Fortune. It signifies a new chapter. A turning point." But a turning point is exactly what Lucy does NOT want.

Everything is changing around her, and suddenly she is required to make all sorts of decisions. Everyone else knows who and what they want to be except her. Izzy has become friends with the glamorous Nesta and Lucy isn't certain she likes this new threesome. Nesta and Izzy look 16, but Lucy, at 14, can easily pass for a 12-year-old. But then the day Lucy sees the most wonderful boy crossing the street, things start to change in all areas of her life.

Editorial Reviews:

Narrator Amanda Hulme's voice is brisk and youthful, and as protagonist Lucy Lovering, she evokes an authentic teenager's voice with its blend of dryness, hope, and insecurity. Too many things are changing in Lucy's life: everyone seems to know who and what they want to be except her, her best friend Izzie is becoming too close to glamorous new girl in school Nesta, and while her friends can pass for 16, Lucy still looks 12 - even though she's already 14. Hulme also gets the distinctive cadence of teen conversation, and her rendition of the obnoxious tones of Lucy's brothers will have listeners smiling in recognition.

Critic Reviews:

This thoughtful novel belongs in all audio collections serving young teens. (School Library Journal)

Members Reviews:

Light, fun, and easy to read

"Mates, Dates, and Inflatible Bras" is the first book in the series that follows three friends Izzie, Nesta, and Lucy. This book mainly focuses on Lucy. She's pretty insecure, especially since her best friend in the entire world (Izzie) seems to have a new best friend (Nesta), she has no idea what she wants to do in her future, and she's really short (4 foot eight, I think) and everyone calls her a midget. One day, when Lucy's eccentric health-food store owner dad is driving her to Izzie's house, Lucy spots HIM. Lucy is stricken by this "mystery guy" and soon her and Izzie are on lookout for him, they even hang out by his school.

Lucy finds out who the "mystery guy" is - and she can't believe it! She's totally shocked...and embarassed too.

At the end of the book, Lucy discovers what she wants to do in her future (though it's pretty obvious), talks to the mystery guy, and also comes to terms with Izzie's new friendship with Nesta.

Mates, Dates, and Inflatible Bras is a really good book, and very easy to read. I finished it really quickly, but I plan on getting the next two books in the series. If you liked Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging, you'll love these books too! I highly reccommend this book!

Overall Grade - A+

Good Book!

I thought this book was a good book! This book is a fun little teen book (main characters are 14 yrs.) and girls can relate to the characters. Lucy, the main character, is going through some tough times and sometimes she thinks her best friends, Izzie and Nesta, are better than her and she thinks that they're basically flawless. She thinks she is the only one with the problems. But some things work out for her.

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Title: Blind Faith

Author: Ellen Wittlinger

Narrator: Eileen Stevens

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-24-09

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Nathan and his adorable little sister just moved in across the street from Liz Scattergood, and both of them could use a friend. Liz just isn't sure she's the right person. What do you say to someone whose mother is dying? Liz has been coping with tough questions like this all summer. Ever since Liz's grandmother Bunny died, Liz's mother hasn't been the same; she's even started attending a spiritualist church that claims it can contact Bunny on the Other Side. Liz isn't sure she believes it, but she does know the service gives her mother comfort -- something no one else can seem to do at all.

As Liz and Nathan become closer, and the summer draws nearer to its bitter end, questions of faith, mortality, and spirituality come to the forefront of their intimate friendship. There are no easy answers, but together they may nonetheless find hope, comfort, and love.

Members Reviews:

A moving tale of loss and new beginnings

Award-winning author Ellen Wittlinger is known for her emotional and poignant teen novels like SANDPIPER and Printz Honor Book HARD LOVE. In her latest effort, BLIND FAITH, she delivers yet again with a tale of loss and new beginnings.

When 15-year old Liz Scattergood's grandmother Bunny dies, Liz's mother falls into a depression. People always said that Liz's mom and Bunny were "more like sisters or best friends than mother and daughter," which makes Liz feel strange. How come she isn't like this with her own mother?

Her mother is so depressed over the loss of Bunny that she won't get out of bed or work on her pottery in the studio. Then one day, she announces she's going to the Singing Creek Spiritualist Church to "contact Bunny." Liz's father, an atheist, isn't thrilled about the idea, but Liz's mother goes, and only then does her life return to normal. She gets out of bed. She works on her pottery. And now, she goes to the Spiritualist Church every week. Although Liz isn't sure what she thinks of the spiritualists, she agrees to go with her mother and hopes that maybe they will bond over their experience of contacting Bunny. But this just pushes Liz's father away and causes more of a rift within the family.

While Liz is dealing with her own chaos, she becomes entangled with the lives of the new neighbors: Nathan, a boy her age, and Courtney, his younger sister. Nathan, Courtney, and their mother Lily have just moved in with their grandmother, the old lady who lives across the street and who Liz calls Crabby. But as Liz gets to know Nathan, she learns that he has problems too. His mother has a terminal disease and she might die. Plus, everyone's keeping it a secret from Courtney because she's too young to understand.

As Nathan and Liz confide in each other about their problems, they become close and a tender friendship and romance emerge.

Ellen Wittlinger is a wonderful writer who has an amazing ability to portray realistic teens in difficult situations. She gets right to the root of emotional issues and twists them in a way that readers can relate and sympathize deeply with the characters. Even though BLIND FAITH deals with the topic of death, there are many uplifting moments in this story.

--- Reviewed by Kristi Olson

Courtesy of Teens Read Too

It was bad enough when fifteen-year-old Liz Scattergood's grandmother, Bunny, died. It's even worse now that her mother seems to have gone crazy.

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Title: My Big Fat Manifesto

Author: Susan Vaught

Narrator: Justine Salata

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 35 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-24-09

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Jamie is a senior in high school and, like so many of her peers, doing too much. Unlike so many of her friends, she is enormously, irreversibly, sometimes angrily (and occasionally delightedly) overweight. Her most immediate need is a scholarship to college, so she writes an explosive and controversial column every week in the school paper about being fat. Soon, Jamie finds herself fighting for her rights as a very fat girl and not quietly. As her column raises all kinds of public questions, so too must Jamie find her own private way in the world, with love popping up in an unexpected place, and satisfaction in her size losing ground to real frustration.

Tapping into her own experience with losing weight, her training as a psychotherapist, and the current fascination in the media with teens trying drastic weight-loss measures, Susan Vaught writes searing and hilarious prose that will grip readers while asking the most profound questions about life.

Members Reviews:

Not your typical fat girl story

The main character (Jamie) in this story is opinionated, intelligent, and hilarious. She is also morbidly obese.

The story doesn't follow the typical "fat girl" cinderella storyline, where the main character loses a ton of weight and through weight loss gets everything she always wanted. and through weight loss she gets everything she ever wanted.

Jamie's weight hasn't stopped her from being successful and through her articulate "Fat girl" column in the high school news paper brings forward the notion of fat acceptance and the discrimination morbidly obese people face on a daily basis not just in the reactions from other people but the struggles they face in every day life because the world hasn't yet caught up with the increasing weight of it's population.

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Title: Deadly Loyalty Collection

Subtitle: The Scream: Forbidden Doors, Book 9

Author: Bill Myers

Narrator: Bill Myers

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 56 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-04-09

Publisher: Zondervan

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Bill Myers' ninth book in the Forbidden Doors series explores the forces behind satanic music when Scott and Becka Williams are sent tickets to attend a concert by the nation's top rock band, The Scream, in order to save the drummer from the occult before it's too late.

Scott is a huge fan of the band, and is awed by their fame, while Becka is distracted by the man they're supposed to save. As the demonic spirits gain power, both Becka and Scott will need to focus on their task.

Members Reviews:

God's Love and Love for Each Other

"The Scream" is Book 9 of a Teen Christian Fiction Series called "Forbidden Doors".

The main characters are teenagers Becka and Scott, and their mother. (Their dad's plane went down.)

The little family are awesome Christians. They have a friend named Z who sends them on assignments to help people involved in any type of darkness. The assignment in this book is a trip to Los Angeles to help a member of a Rock Band, Mike. The main leader of the band, Dothan, is full of hate and reverends the Enemy. Will Becka be able to convince Mike to leave the biggest band in the country?

I loved this book. I found it very cozy. It is very encouraging; it reminds us of God's Love for us. It also reminds us that money and/or power will not get us to Heaven. One of the main reasons I found the book awesome, is because it truly indicates that God is so full of Love and the Enemy is so full of Hate.

James Riordan Gets Better

In this latest Forbidden Doors book from James Riordan (yeah, he wrote it and not Bill Myers) Becka and Scott are off to save a rock star from getting in too deep with Satan. This is one of their tougher battles. It even includes an unexpected twist when one of the band members makes a play for the under-aged Becka.

Unfortunately while this series is supposed to promote prayer and closeness to G-d, James Riordan keeps mucking it up with incorrect facts and bad writing.

Once again there is no mention of the kids being away from school yet again. Somehow Scott gets hired as a roadie for the band even though he is only 14! The musicians actually run the special effects here and not technicians (no wonder there is trouble).

Very exciting, dramatic, and profound!

"The Scream" is definitely Bill's number one Forbidden Doors book...so far. It is full of Biblical principles from the beginning. All the way from Scott's compromising his beliefs to get in good with the band to Rebecca's spiritual love for Mike-plus her little mess-up.

Awesome Series

I think this series is awesome. It's a great series to keep kids away from the occult ect. cause it shows you how bad it can get. I know it will sure keep me from it.

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Title: The Stolen One

Author: Suzanne Crowley

Narrator: Sarah Coomes

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 35 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-30-09

Publisher: HarperAudio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 17 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Then a stranger appears in their cottage, bringing the mystery of Kat's birth with her. In one night, Kat's destiny finds her: She will leave. She will journey to London, and her skill with the needle will attract the notice of the magnificent Queen Elizabeth - and of the wolves of the court. She will discover what Grace would never tell her. Everything will unravel.

Members Reviews:

Great fun

historical fiction at it's best, I loved the characters and the narrator made the story come alive. worth listening to twice!

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Title: The Clique Summer Collection #2

Subtitle: Dylan

Author: Lisi Harrison

Narrator: Eve Bianco

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 24 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-11-09

Publisher: Hachette Audio

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Game, Set, Match... Dylan?

Dylan and her TV-host mom are off to Hawaii's Aloha Tennis Open. While Merri-Lee interviews tennis's wild child Svetlana "Tennis the Menace" Slootskyia, Dylan lets the tropical sun melt away the memory of getting dumped by two guys at the end of seventh grade. But between avocado mud masks and poolside naps, she falls in love with a preppy, tennis- obsessed hawtie. Dylan soon realizes the only way to score a date with him is to master the game. Can she convince moody Svetlana to spill the secrets of her tennis success, or will she end up oh-for-three in summer love?

Members Reviews:

Didn't flow as well as the first Massie book, but still a great summer read.

I enjoyed this book a lot. Dylan goes to Hawaii with her Mom, the talk-show host, to interview a famous tennis star and cover a tennis tournament.

Almost immediately, Dylan meets a hot guy who seems more obsessed with tennis than with girls - and Dylan sets out to rearrange his priorities.

When the bratty tennis star loses her temper at Dylan, after pledging on her Mom's show that she has changed her ways through anger-management sessions (!), Dylan blackmails her into helping Dylan get the guy.

The characters were a bit overdone and hard to believe, but it was still an enjoyable read - just harder to really fall into.

It was nice to get some insights into Dylan's character - unfortunately, there wasn't a whole lot that was truly compelling about her. She is a bit insecure and worries about her weight (at size six), and didn't really seem into much of anything beyond boys and fashion- but even those interests were more superficial than Massie's, for example.

Bottom line: good beach read, but don't bother if you aren't already a fan. (I liked Massie's a lot better!)

Great!!!

This seller shipped the items fast and great quality. Can't wait to give this as a gift!

Not as good as I expected

As a huge fan of the Clique series, I was excited to read the second book of the summer collection. I must say, however, that I was disappointed. The book seems to be written quickly and lacked the solidness of Lisi Harrison's other books. There seemed to be some holes in the writing. The book was not a 'smooth read' as the other Clique books are.

I did like having the story written from Dylan's point of view. I truly enjoyed her perpesctive on many real-life issues faced by girls everywhere.

I end this review with a final questions- why isn't the girl on the cover a redheaded curly girl wearing bright colors? The girl on the cover is so not Dylan!!

Awesome drama

This book was a well written book with a ton of juicy gossip and blackmailing. Love love love this book so much prefect for a teen girl that likes drama and romance

Great series for teen girls

My daughter is thirteen years old and loves this series. She can easily relate to Dylan with her crushes, weight issues,and teen drama. It is a wonderful tale that Lisi Harrison has done an amazing job! All the books are worth the money and effort to find. Great entertainment!

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Title: Love You Hate You Miss You

Author: Elizabeth Scott

Narrator: Tracy Pfau

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 8 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-26-09

Publisher: HarperAudio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Amy's shrink thinks it would help to start a diary. Instead, Amy starts writing letters to Julia. But as she writes letter after letter, she begins to realize that the past wasn't as perfect as she thought it was - and the present deserves a chance too.

Editorial Reviews:

The Steadfast told as an angst-fueled confession, with interruptions by a series of letters written by Amy, a young woman just getting out of teen rehab to her friend Julia, whose death she can't stop blaming on herself. An exploration of ache, loss, self-destruction, and introspection, this audiobook will move listeners with its narrator's raw honesty in the face of loneliness and alcohol abuse. Tracy Pfau performs with realism relating to the sarcasm and of its young narrator without falling into the clichés of young-adult speech.

Critic Reviews:

"A satisfying story of an engaging heroine successfully naming and confronting her demons." (Booklist )

Members Reviews:

Incredibly heartfelt

A very heartfelt and emotional story, featuring a troubled girl living past her best friends death and struggling with life. Elizabeth Scott has written this book so well, that I ended up feeling like I new all of the characters myself. Beautifully written, tugging at your heart.

Best friends will do anything for each other right? That's how it was for Julia and Amy. Those girls did anything and everything for each other. But now, Amy is the one that has to suffer since she lost her best friend. Julia was amazing. Julia helped Amy function in so many ways. Supported her in all of her decisions. Now, Amy has to not only live life without her, but deal with the fact that Julia's mom holds her responsible for what happened. Her mother is right. Amy feels that it's all her fault. Julia was being a true friend and that's what led to her death.

Amy now writes to Julia, explaining so much to her. Lonely and with nobody but nosey parents and a shrink that drives her insane, Amy has to learn to pick up the pieces of her life and keep on living. I felt so much heartache for Amy as she struggled. She felt as if she didn't deserve any more friends. She was the outcast at school and her life was so hard now struggling to find her place without her best friend. But writing to Julia-well writing to Julia definitely opened her eyes to many things.

Heartbreaking

Definitely one of my favorite books! This book perfectly depicts how guilt can literally drive a person to their breaking point. The main character has lost her best friend in a drunk driving accident in which she was involved. She struggles with guilt that she survives and Julia did not, even though she was not the one driving the car. They were both drunk. Through writing a series o letters to her dead best friend, the main character evolves and is finally able to move on after finding that the friendship was not as ideal as she is making it seem. The prose is very powerful, perhaps being i letter form makes it more personal. It was also interesting and sad to watch her struggle with her guilt even though she was not driving the car.

Choices

Amy moves through life with the knowledge that she killed her best friend Julia.

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Title: The Secret Life of Prince Charming

Author: Deb Caletti

Narrator: Jeannie Stith

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 50 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-01-09

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Quinn joins forces with the stepsisters she's never met and sets out to right her father's wrongs. Somewhere along the way, she ends up mending her own heart as well.

Members Reviews:

Really nice

I quite liked this book. It's nice to see Young Adult written so beautifully. The plot is fresh, the characters live and breathe, and though I would call the writing "quiet," you just can't put it down. Loved it!

Best Book I've Read In A Long Time!

This book is amazing! I love to read books but this is the first one in a while that really hooked me in. It's a really great story line and I recommend it to anyone who likes YA love stories.

Beautifully written book about incredibly brave, strong women.

This beautifully written book examines relationships and how women are so often seduced by the idea of love and end up in relationships with all the wrong men. I started reading on Valentineâs Day, in the mood for a fun, light romance promised by the gorgeous cover. Was I disappointed? Maybe a little at first, but soon I was caught up in the lives of these incredibly brave, strong women, their stories and their determination to prevail, and just like life, romance came along unexpectedly â not the sweep you off your feet only to drop you later love â but the real thing â the one where he sees the real you through all the armour you've put up.

Road to Discovery

This is the author's sixth book and features seventeen-year-old Quinn who has to deal with a grandmother, mother, and aunt who are all cynics about love and relationships.

After being dumped by her boyfriend, Quinn takes a road trip (to return things her father stole from former wives and girlfriends) and finds herself on a trip to finding herself. She also finds her half-sister, Frances, along the way.

This is a book of discovery. Quinn discovers how much it hurts to be dumped (even if by a boy she thought she was indifferent to), that she wants a relationship to her caddish father, and that there really are some good men out there.

I have to wonder if this book can hold the attention of eighth graders (part of its intended audience) though due to its slow start. But once it gets going, it is a good book for teens.

Smart, Quirky and Heartfelt

Since she was young, Quinn has constantly heard about how awful men are. Her mother, aunt, and grandmother have all been in bad relationships, and feel the need to warn Quinn about the men she should stay away from. This, unfortunately, also includes her dad, who has just recently come back into her and her sister's lives. But when Quinn discovers that all of her father's "prized possessions" are actually things he's stolen from the women he's been with, she decides to right her father's wrongs. Quinn calls up the half-sister she barely knows, and they set out to return the items that their father has stolen. On this roadtrip, Quinn learns the truth about her father, mends the hearts of some of his exes, and might even mend hers along the way.

I absolutely loved this book. The whole idea for it was just amazing. I loved the fact that Quinn and her sisters were riding around and delivering the objects to their rightful owners. A lot the women that their father had dated or married were really nice people, and the objects were some of their prized possessions.

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Title: Would You

Author: Marthe Jocelyn

Narrator: Renée Raudman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-14-09

Publisher: Listening Library

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

A summer night. A Saturday. For Natalie's amazing older sister, Claire, this summer is fantastic, because she's zooming off to college in the fall. For Natalie, it's a fun summer with her friends; nothing special. When Claire is hit by a car, the world changes in a heartbeat. Over the next four days, moment by moment, Natalie, her parents, and their friends wait to learn if Claire will ever recover.

©2008 Marthe Jocelyn; (P)2009 Listening Library

Critic Reviews:

"Divided into a series of brief, subtitled scenes, the narrative eloquently conveys how quickly 'normal' life can change into something surreal." (Horn Book)

"The humanity in the author's treatment affords the reader a sense both of grief and of peace." (Publishers Weekly)

"This will stay with readers for a long time." (Booklist)

Members Reviews:

fabulous

This book... Ahh well the best way to say it I cried. It was a very good read though, great for a school project. But.. I wish the author would have changed the story and made it happy. And.. Why wasn't Natalie very upset? She just seemed depressed, which made me feel even more sad. But she seemed to take it well, which i didn't expect

A tear-jerker and an eye-opener...

Truly, life is so short... and borrowed. When you thought you had everything, suddenly, the world turns upside-down and all is lost in a blink of an eye.

For sisters Natalie and Claire, they had each other, against all odds. When they're together, they share almost everything - they share room, secrets, clothes & even crushes. Then tragedy strikes, and Natalie is left contemplating the things they shared and most loved.

In this tear-jerker novel, you are left with a lot of questions starting with Would You? Would you be cruel to the person who hit your sister by a car when you learn that he did not really mean to hit and ran on her, that he was actually driving his wife who was about to give birth to the nearest hospital?

Would you blame Claire for running away to the street crying after breaking up with her boyfriend? Would you blame Claire's boyfriend for not chasing her back after their big fight? Would you be happy now that the attention of your crush would soon be diverted to you instead?

Questions that seemed irrelevant but had been haunting Natalie since the accident. This novel teaches us how to cope up with life, with your family & friends, and with yourself. A very powerful book.. A tear-jerker but an eye-opener nonetheless. Great read!

Would you rather...

Natalie is forever hanging onto her older sister Claire. At times they can be the best of friends, even though Claire is older and has her own friends. One night changes a lot of things. When Claire is in an accident things start to look different from Natalie's point of view. Her friends game of Would You Rather? takes on a different feel as they try to figure out how to cope.

I didn't love this main character. The whole time I really wanted to feel bad or her having to go through all these things, but I just couldn't. At one point Natalie's father cries and she is completely insensitive saying he shouldn't be able to cry. Natalie did not strike me as a sixteen year old. Her and her friends seemed 12 or 13 not almost high school juniors. I liked the Would You Rather? question but that was just about it.

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Title: Fight Game

Author: K. Wild

Narrator: Hugh Lee

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-06-09

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

But what he discovers is something else. Something big. A mind-bending world of dangerous science, and a fight that never ends.

Members Reviews:

Amazing!

Would you listen to Fight Game again? Why?

I would listen to it again, I love hearing Hugh Lee talk!

What other book might you compare Fight Game to and why?

I would compare Cirque de Freak to Fight Game because they are pretty similar. The main characters are similar and there are some

Have you listened to any of Hugh Lees other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have not listened to any of Hugh Lee's other performances, but I love his voice. I think he is a good narrator.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, I actually have the paperback version of this book, and I bought this audible version because I loved the narrator's voice. I would love to listen to more of his narrations.