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Now That I've Found You by Bella Andre
5.0
Where does Now That I've Found You rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
It's one of those books that I would listen to more than once. Especially as I listen to more of the Sullivan family.
Have you listened to any of Eva Kaminsky’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Ms. Kaminsky has a very pleasant voice. It allows you to listen to the story she is telling and forgetting everything around you. You forget time - she pulls you in to the world of the Sullivans. So you may find it hard to get any work done if that was your plan.
Any additional comments?
The author has created a story that makes you feel a part of the Sullivan family. You can feel the love they have for each other. They are very welcoming to those that can be considered extended family. Ms. Kaminsky does a great job of getting that feeling across. Your experience is so different when you listen as opposed to reading. If you've not experienced this family before, this is a great place to start.
Because we can't see the story play out, like a television series or a movie, we rely on the voice of a narrator to do that for us. They add another dimension to a story that you yourself are reading. This narrator made it a very pleasant experience. But she's also made it very difficult for me. I liked my experience so much that I don't know about actually reading a Sullivan book. What I may have to decide is which of the author's books would I read and which ones would I listen to. Our author and our narrator make a great pair.
I've never really discovered what New York State has to offer and I just may have to change that. This is one of those books that I can see listening to as I walk around Montauk New York and picture where some of the characters may have walked. See if there's an art gallery around where Drake may have shown his work. If I have the urge to travel it's because the author has done such a great job in creating a world that you find you too want to explore. The difficulty would be in planning to be at a certain place when you hear a certain scene. What you might enjoy may have someone else wondering if you're crazy. But it's your enjoyment of the story that's what's important. The ending will leave you looking forward to book two - I know that I can't wait.
I voluntarily reviewed an Audiobook copy of this book.
It's one of those books that I would listen to more than once. Especially as I listen to more of the Sullivan family.
Have you listened to any of Eva Kaminsky’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Ms. Kaminsky has a very pleasant voice. It allows you to listen to the story she is telling and forgetting everything around you. You forget time - she pulls you in to the world of the Sullivans. So you may find it hard to get any work done if that was your plan.
Any additional comments?
The author has created a story that makes you feel a part of the Sullivan family. You can feel the love they have for each other. They are very welcoming to those that can be considered extended family. Ms. Kaminsky does a great job of getting that feeling across. Your experience is so different when you listen as opposed to reading. If you've not experienced this family before, this is a great place to start.
Because we can't see the story play out, like a television series or a movie, we rely on the voice of a narrator to do that for us. They add another dimension to a story that you yourself are reading. This narrator made it a very pleasant experience. But she's also made it very difficult for me. I liked my experience so much that I don't know about actually reading a Sullivan book. What I may have to decide is which of the author's books would I read and which ones would I listen to. Our author and our narrator make a great pair.
I've never really discovered what New York State has to offer and I just may have to change that. This is one of those books that I can see listening to as I walk around Montauk New York and picture where some of the characters may have walked. See if there's an art gallery around where Drake may have shown his work. If I have the urge to travel it's because the author has done such a great job in creating a world that you find you too want to explore. The difficulty would be in planning to be at a certain place when you hear a certain scene. What you might enjoy may have someone else wondering if you're crazy. But it's your enjoyment of the story that's what's important. The ending will leave you looking forward to book two - I know that I can't wait.
I voluntarily reviewed an Audiobook copy of this book.