I’m debating on borrowing the audiobook from Hoopla, or sticking it out and hoping my interlibrary-loan request goes through in time.

But I’m nervous to waste a precious monthly borrow on a mediocre narrator. What are your guy’s thoughts on his performance? (P. J. Ochlan.) Does he do the book justice? Should I wait for the physical edition?

I’m debating on borrowing the audiobook from Hoopla, or sticking it out and hoping my interlibrary-loan request goes through in time.

But I’m nervous to waste a precious monthly borrow on a mediocre narrator. What are your guy’s thoughts on his performance? (P. J. Ochlan.) Does he do the book justice? Should I wait for the physical edition?

I'm sure this has been asked here before, but I haven't seen it recently, so I'm curious! What was your favorite childhood/middle grade book or book series? I'm talking books that had a bit more to them than picture books/early reader books, but weren't quite YA yet.

For me, it's A Series of Unfortunate Events which I remember reading during indoor recess in 4th or 5th grade. I also really liked Warrior Cats and I can distinctly remember where in my middle school library they were located.

I'm sure this has been asked here before, but I haven't seen it recently, so I'm curious! What was your favorite childhood/middle grade book or book series? I'm talking books that had a bit more to them than picture books/early reader books, but weren't quite YA yet.

For me, it's A Series of Unfortunate Events which I remember reading during indoor recess in 4th or 5th grade. I also really liked Warrior Cats and I can distinctly remember where in my middle school library they were located.