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" This is an exceptional production that merits a place in any library serving children." Starred Review
School Library Journal
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Starred Review "The inspirational and determined life of Tubman is distilled into evocative vignettes reaching back to her childhood. So varied were her roles that the casting of multiple narrators not only adds texture to the production but helps reinforce that each role had its own set of challenges and its own place in her life. Each of the four narrators reads with a clear, convincing voice and employs tones befitting the role she portrays." Booklist
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Author & Illustrator: Bonnie Christensen Narrator: George GuidallISBN 13: 9781430109815Release Date: 04/01/2011Grades: K - 4
Length: 18 Min 38 Sec
Price: $22.95
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"Christensen's biography of Django Reinhardt brings this pioneer of jazz to life for young people. Through her poetry, Christensen chronicles Django's "hard life"...sound effects and Django's own music add depth."-AudioFile Magazine
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ALA Odyssey Award for Excellence in Audiobook Production "Listeners will start grinning from the very first words of this production as narrator Dion Graham and author/artist Christopher Myers talk over each other, jockeying to introduce the story. Two young friends hit the basketball court to play a game of H.O.R.S.E. and trade trash talk--an impossible game that quickly moves beyond the court into the realm of the fantastic and all the way into outer space." -AudioFile Magazine
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Author: Walter Dean Myers Introduction Read By: Walter Dean Myers Narrators: Muhammad Cunningham, Michael Early, Patricia R. Floyd, Kevin R. Free, Arthur French, Dion Graham, Nathan Hinton, Ezra Knight, Lizann Mitchell, Gail Nelson, Monica Patton, Robin Miles, Charles TurnerISBN 13: 9781430109303Release Date: 11/30/2010Grades: 3 - 6
Length: 1 Hr 30 Min 00 Sec
Price: $15.00
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"An excellent introduction to poetry, social issues, and memoirs; and a wonderful complement to Live Oak's 2008 Odyssey Award winner, Jazz (also written by Myers)."-Booklist
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