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"Young listeners will want to pore over the Caldecott-winning illustrations as they enjoy this story's understated humor."-AudioFile Magazine

"...Another silly story by Laura Numeroff is brought to life with the slow, easy pace and wonderfully diverse voices of Barbara Rosenblat. Over soft clucking sounds in the background, Rosenblat gives each character a distinct, identifying voice." - AudioFile Magazine

"...an excellent choice for Spanish classes studying children's literature or wishing to expand their listening and reading skills...an admirable and sound production of Leaf's story." - School Library Journal

AudioFile Earphones Award "Shabazz Larkin delivers a lively and joyful audiobook companion to his picture book all about appreciating bees.... Legend and Royal add giggles, yelps, and exclamations, while Ashley Larkin's bright voice narrates headings and labels. Buzzing bees, light piano music, and bongo drums add to the fun..." AudioFile Magazine

AudioFile Earphones Award "The rumble of train tracks, warm twangs of a banjo, and soft humming set the scene for this children's audiobook tracing one family's journey north during the Great Migration. Narrator Shayna Small embodies Ruth Ellen, the young Black girl who is escaping life on a tenant farm....Narrator Dion Graham calls out as the conductor in a booming voice and quietly joins in when Ruth Ellen reads from a worn copy of Frederick Douglass's chronicle of his escape to freedom. The skillfully layered audiobook mirrors the richness of the picture book's moving illustrations."

AudioFile Earphones Award "This concise audio biography is a special tribute to acclaimed writer, poet, and Civil Rights activist Maya Angelou. Narrator Cherise Boothe's beautiful, clear voice evokes Angelou's spirit and embodies the power of the spoken word. ...The hardcover picture book's full-page illustrations, with layers of color and symbolism, make a stunning accompaniment." AUDIOFILE Magazine

"Tara Sands and Wendelin Van Draanen share the narration of the eighteenth and final mystery featuring Sammy Keyes.... New listeners will want to hear previous titles before jumping into this one, but longtime fans can immediately enjoy this emotional conclusion to the beloved series." AudioFile Magazine