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AudioFile Magazine:
DISTURBED IN THEIR NESTS, by Judy A. Bernstein and Alephonsion Deng: “Listeners should turn this title on with a box of tissues at hand because Graham and Althens evoke a range of emotions through their sensitive portrayals.”
ELIZABETH WARREN, by Antonia Felix: “Using a quiet, unassuming voice that channels Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s own unpretentious tones, narrator Suzie Althens delivers a pleasing performance of the story of Senator Warren’s life.”
UNDIVIDED, by Patricia Raybon and Alana Raybon:“Read with sensitivity and feeling.”
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The Booklist Reader: “Top Ten Titles”
“This light whodunit is made especially charming with Althens’ spot-on narration. By differentiating pitch and tone and using regional accents for all ages and genders, she produces a cast of fully recognized and distinct, quirky characters. A steady pacing keeps listeners engaged during this rollicking, fun ride.” MISS RUFFLES INHERITS EVERYTHING, by Nancy Martin
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Bookreporter:
“Suzie Althens gave just the right inflections to Patricia’s despair over her daughter’s choices, putting the right emotional edge in her voice.” UNDIVIDED, by Patricia Raybon and Alana Raybon
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Authors’ Comments:
- “OMG!!! Amazing. Oh, you NAILED it! Such inflection, clarity, compassion, love, depth. Wow” –Patricia Raybon, author of “Undivided”
- “I love the way you read my story. What a great voice you have! Amazing!” Mary Bevan, author of short story “Buying Time”