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MORE 'AUDIO-BOOKS' POSTS

    Exploring Audio Books Inside and Out with Mike Paine (guest post)

    Karen Jensen, MLS, June 5, 2013 | Audio Book Month, Audio Books

    I want to shed some light on what it takes to create an audio book production from a narrator’s first hand perspective and also examine what makes an audio book character come to life. When I audition for a prospective audio book production, I choose a project that has a story that needs to not […]

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    June is Audio Book Month

    Karen Jensen, MLS, June 3, 2013 | Audio Books, Giveaway

    Since moving from Ohio to Texas, we have driven back and forth several times.  It is 19 hours.  19 hours trapped in a car with a teen and a 4 year old.  They fight.  They ask if we are there yet – a lot.  But behold the magic of Audio Books! They really do make […]

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    True Confessions of an Audio Book Virgin (an audio review of Rotters and Scowler by Daniel Kraus and tips for highlighting audio books in your collection)

    Karen Jensen, MLS, April 26, 2013 | Audio Books, Daniel Kraus, Rotters, Scowler

    I am fairly new to audio books.  Not as a supporter, I have always understood their value and been a huge supporter of audio books.  I have just never personally been a listener.  In part, it was probably because I could take my kids to school and walk to work in my previous location – […]

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    Take 5: Resources for Working with Reluctant Readers

    Karen Jensen, MLS, April 16, 2013 | Audio Books, Graphic Novels, Guys Reading, No Flying No Tights, Orca Books, Professional Development, Reluctant Readers

    Who are reluctant readers?  Reluctant readers are people who. . . Can Read, But Don’t (Aliteracy)A reluctant reader may have good reading skills, but chooses not to read.  They will often say that they just don’t like to read.  This is also called aliteracy; being able to read but uninterested in doing so.  When we talk […]

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