Narration ended up carrying the story.
Audible.com reviewer
An amazing job! Flawless execution, great price point, project completed early, awesome communication!
OliveStrength Productions
Brett Barry spoke clearly and paused at the right time to indicate section breaks. Amazingly, he pronounced the place names correctly, and as far as I know, the scientific names too. It was easy to imagine it was John Muir reading his journal out loud.
Audible.com reviewer
Brett Barry’s crisp, well-paced reading free of theatrics allows the author’s words to resonate. Listeners will get the sense of walking alongside Thoreau as he leads them—half authoritative teacher, half marveling student—on a tour of the evocative landscape.
Library Journal
I wish I could have listened to it all at once as I really had to tear myself away from it to get anything else done.
Audible.com reviewer
As with any audio book, the narration is very important. This is one of those books that will captivate you with not only the content, but with the narration.
Audible.com reviewer
[Brett] was amusing and gave character to the dialog! It made me laugh out loud, so my family kept asking me what was happening. Best to listen to this book when you are by yourself!
Audible.com reviewer
Narrator Brett Barry is outstanding; he skillfully captures the language of an earlier America as his poetic delivery matches the beautiful descriptions.
Library Journal
Even when word combinations are clumsy, Brett Barry makes everything sound smooth and understandable. He handles the authors’ attempts at humor with grace and sounds perfectly in tune with the program’s intentions.
AudioFile
Barry shines as the voice of Beston, a naturalist. Barry’s narration captures the poetry of Beston’s lyrical passages, in which he expresses views on wildlife and conservation that are decades ahead of their time.
AudioFile
