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A review by natalier3
Sabiha's Dilemma by Amra Pajalic, Amra Pajalic
5.0
I loved this audiobook, narrated by Nina Nikolic.
Nikolic has a wonderful voice, perfectly suited to audiobooks, and particularly this one. I admit to loving the Australian accent anyway, but she is so good with the Bosnian pronunciations, I had to Google her to see if she had lived there.
The plot moves along smoothly, it is ideal for a teen or YA audience as Sabiha tries to find her way in Australian society and takes the reader along for the journey. I looked forward to every listen until I finished it.
I would have liked more 'gasp' ot twist moments, but that's just my preference. I would happily listen to more Pajalic books, and especially if narrated by Nikolic.
Nikolic has a wonderful voice, perfectly suited to audiobooks, and particularly this one. I admit to loving the Australian accent anyway, but she is so good with the Bosnian pronunciations, I had to Google her to see if she had lived there.
The plot moves along smoothly, it is ideal for a teen or YA audience as Sabiha tries to find her way in Australian society and takes the reader along for the journey. I looked forward to every listen until I finished it.
I would have liked more 'gasp' ot twist moments, but that's just my preference. I would happily listen to more Pajalic books, and especially if narrated by Nikolic.