We have the opportunity to co-narrate a book that takes place in Hungary called The Unbroken Curse by Erika M. Szabo. I was able to talk with Erika about some of the pronunciation of the place names and characters. I love learning about other cultures!

I love the idea of a blog, but I also hate the idea of a blog.
Life details
Struggles
Small triumphs
...truth is, the struggles are what make the triumphs awesome.
So yes, definitely blog.

​The many ways that Honey, the sweet adorable kitten, helps when I narrate books:
Sits on my books.
Steps on the keyboard.
Keeps my lap warm.
Attacks my toes when I am least expecting it.
Hides in my recording studio.
Gives me a reason to wake up at 4am, if he is out of food.
Catches mice.
Bites on my earphones cord.
Calvin the Dawg is also helpful by keeping me company. I usually have to protect him from the 'Helper' cat.

After talking about it for weeks, we are ready to actually record. How can I get the school kids to record? I can't bring them to my house to record in my closet. Maybe I could set up the recording room in the basement? No. It needs to be somewhere at the school if school kids are going to  anywhere? I packed up my recorder, mic., and pop filter, and headed to the school. I turned a small corner of the over-full Book Room into a recording booth. Some thought it was impossible, but here is the proof: ANYONE can narrate books ANYWHERE! This is one way of encouraging a love of books and reading. (I will add the sound bites later).
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