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A review by tobyyy
The Monsters We Make by Kali White
4.0
Story rating: 4/5 stars.
Narrator rating: 5/5 stars.
This was an audiobook narrated by Mia Barron, but more accurately, it was voice-acted by Mia Barron. She did a PHENOMENAL job of using different voices for each character and for acting out the different emotions displayed throughout the book. I was in awe.
This book was (kind of) split into three different narratives told by different characters: Sammy (12 years old), Crystal (Sammy’s sister, 18 years old), and Dale (police officer with severe PTSD). I enjoyed Crystal’s narrative the most and Dale’s the least. Honestly, Dale was a hot mess and shouldn’t have been allowed to be on the police force, TBH.
The ending (for our main characters) was good but the very last part of the book was sad and very creepy. I loved Crystal’s article too.
Narrator rating: 5/5 stars.
This was an audiobook narrated by Mia Barron, but more accurately, it was voice-acted by Mia Barron. She did a PHENOMENAL job of using different voices for each character and for acting out the different emotions displayed throughout the book. I was in awe.
This book was (kind of) split into three different narratives told by different characters: Sammy (12 years old), Crystal (Sammy’s sister, 18 years old), and Dale (police officer with severe PTSD). I enjoyed Crystal’s narrative the most and Dale’s the least. Honestly, Dale was a hot mess and shouldn’t have been allowed to be on the police force, TBH.
The ending (for our main characters) was good but the very last part of the book was sad and very creepy. I loved Crystal’s article too.