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Audiobook Update Improving Readers’ Advisory for Listeners Wisconsin Association of Public Libraries May 7, 2015 Kaite Mediatore Stover Director of Readers’ Services The Kansas City Public Library

 Appeal terms should resonate with readers, even if they have not used those exact terms  Print appeal categories:  Storyline  Pace  Tone  Writing style  Illustration  NoveList narrative appeal vocabulary  Describes the voice quality, tone, and artistic delivery of the narrator  Also identifies aspects of the performance, i.e. performed by a full cast, in front of a live audience, etc.

The Graveyard Book  Written and narrated by Neil Gaiman Other titles:  We Are Water by Wally Lamb  Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver  Mom & Me & Mom by Maya Angelou

Death Waits at Sundown  Written by L. Ron Hubbard  Narrated by a full cast Other titles:  Enders Game Alive by Orson Scott Card  8 by Dustin Lance Black  Headstrong by Patrick Link

Other titles:  Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. Narrated by Simon Vance  Angelmaker by Nick Harkaway. Narrated by Daniel Weyman Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows  Written by J.K. Rowling  Narrated by Jim Dale

The Help  Written by Katherine Stockett  Narrated by Octavia Spencer, Bahni Turpin, Cassandra Campbell, and Jenna Lamia Other titles:  The Death of Sweet Mister by Daniel Woodrell. Narrated by Nicholas Tecosky  The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain. Narrated by Grover Gardner

 Refers to the style of narration NOT the response evoked in the listener. Detached narratorEmotionally connected narrator

 Classics  Westerns  Romance  General fiction  Mystery  Suspense  Science fiction  Fantasy

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