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“Quackenstein Hatches a Family” by Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen

I would definitely recommend watching this story because Kristen Bell does an excellent job of changing her voice for the different characters, especially with the main character.

1. The reader changed her voice for the character of Quackenstein

2. She really stressed certain words to make the listener feel the emotion

3. Even though she was reading, she looked up to the camera often

4. She raised her eyebrows often and made expressive faces that matched the story

5. She explained the moral of the story at the end and why she liked it so much

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"A Bad Case of Stripes" by David Shannon

I would really recommend watching/reading this story because Sean Astin does a really good job using varied tones and expressions to match the emotions of the characters, which helps captivate listeners. His enthusiasm adds an extra layer of enjoyment.

1. Sometimes the volume of his voice may fluctuate, which can be distracting for some listeners.

2.Some characters could benefit from more distinct voices to enhance clarity in who is talking.

3.He reads at a nice speed that’s easy to follow along.

4.The way the reader lacked in showing more visuals.

5.The audio of the reader was staticy.

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"Hey, That's My Monster" by Amanda Knoll. Read by Lily Tomlin

You should watch this book because the illustration is very good and helps the listeners connect more with the book.

1. I like the readers enthusiasm it matches the book's setting.

2. The reader's voice can get a bit annoying for a while after listening.

3. The readers uses the right tone of voice for this book.

4. her reading makes the book more enjoyable

5. The readers has a good speaking rate and good volume.

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"The King of Kindergarten" by Derrick Barnes

I would recommend watching this story because Terry Crews does a great job in reading the story in specific tones to emphasize the different characters and his facial expressions helps the audience understand the situation in the story better.

1. i liked his different voices for each different character

2. his facial expressions caught my attention

3. the illustrations helped create an image in my mind as i was listening to the story being read

4. he was speaking at a loud clear volume

5. at the end, he summarized the story and its meaning how he perceived it.

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Zombies don't eat veggies! By Megan & Jorge Lacera

I would recommend watching this story because the reader Jamie Camil does a good job reading the story and does a great job Describing the meaning behind the Book.

1. the reader did a good job changing the tone of his voice throughout the story.

2. He looked up at the camera a lot and looked engaged reading the book.

3. He changed the rate of his voice when reading the book in parts of the book that got intense.

4. He showed enthusiasm and excitement when reading the book.

5. He Explained the moral of the story at the end and explained its okay to be different then others.

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“The Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister

I would definitely recommend watching this story because the reader Marcus Pfister does a very good job at conveying the emotion of each character and knows how to make them sound because he wrote the story.

1. The reader changed his tone according to what the character was saying and feeling.

2. He gave good pauses and had built up suspense.

3. The reader had given each character a different voice and speaking rate and helped differentiate each character.

4. The story was animated and matched up with the reader's voice.

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I recommend watching/ reading this book because Rita Moreno does an excellent job in trying to interpret different characters voices and changing tones.

1. The reader changed her voice to every character and changed it to what would most fit them.

2. She would change her mood a lot to fit specific scenes

3. When she had been reading if there was something expressive she would look up and show it on her face.

4. She would make it enjoyable to listen to and read.

5. The reader had a good tone for words and good transitions also really good at mocking sounds that were in the book and not just words.

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"Snapssy The Alligator(Did not ask to be in this book)" by Julie Falatko

I would recommend Reading this story because it is a good story where the narrator does a good job of being enthusiastic and getting the readers attention and its a funny story

1. The Reader always changed is voice for certain characters and made the story more intriguing.

2. Always used a certain voice for each scenario in the book and stressed their words.

3. Makes a lot of eye contact with the camera to have a connection with the audience.

4. Uses a speaking rate that is very easy to understand what he is saying and is very clear with his words.

5. The reader sounds enthusiastic when he reads the book to make it more interesting

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"The giving tree" by Shel Silverstein

I would recommend reading this book because the reader makes the moral of the story clear and easy to understand.

1. The reader, Keith Carradine, changes his voice when he reads as the tree to a softer tone.

2. His facial expressions went along with the story.

3. He takes his time while reading the story

4. He looks up at the camera and reads it

5. At the end, he explains why he likes the story.

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“How I met my monster” by Amanda Noll

I would definitely recommend watching this story read by Nancy Cartwright because she does a really good job impersonating the characters and their voices. Nancy Cartwright also does a very good job expressing how the characters are feeling throughout the story.

1. Nancy Cartwright would change her voice for every character and would make each characters voice sounds completely different

2. The reader would express every characters emotions really well and made them sound realistic to the listeners

3. While she was reading you can tell that she knew the book very well and was very into the characters and what she was reading

4. During the story all her facial expressions matched up to the characters and what they were feeling or doing

5. At the end of the story Nancy Cartwright explained why she liked the book so much and what the main character in the book was going through and how he got through it

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I recommend this story from 'ADULT STORY' I was fascinated by the conclusion that makes you understand why its story has a lot to do with how each person stands out on their own and each person can give their way of being successful and being good, finding their talent.1-The reader is very good because he takes his time in each chapter giving drama to the reading.

2-In certain parts he was very good at speaking with drama and looking at the bed with a smile.

3-He always smiled at the end of the chapter giving a small example to understand what can motivate us and help us in his book.

4-All the time he made different types of gestures on his face, hands and body as the chapter explained to understand how the story feels and feelings he expressed.

5-He explained the moral to make us understand the similar way of how he can be similar to us each one has something special and a way of learning or expressing ourselves to others and stand out in it.

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" How I Met My Monster" Written by: Amanda Noll And Read by:Nancy Cartwright

I would highly recommend this story especially to kids in grade level K-2nd, because it does an wonderful job of making kids using their imagination, and using different kinds of voices for each character.

1) I really like how Nancy Cartwright the woman who read the story changes her voice for each different character.

2) I like how when she was reading she often made a lot of eye contact.

3) During the story plot twist, she uses a lot of her own facial expressions when she is reading.

4) I really like her volume changes as she talks about the characters to the audience.

5) The reader's speaking rate was amazing, especially to the younger audiences.

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"The Three Little Pigs" illustrated by Keiko Motoyama.

I would recommend watching/reading this story because it's a very interesting book. The reader does an excellent job explaining each step of the story and does it in an enjoyable way such as acting out each character in the book and using simple words that are easy to understand.

1. The reader of this book utilizes a good speaking rate and sounds clear.

2. He also changes his voice when it comes to each character's turn to speak.

3. He makes this story easy to understand by using visual messages

4. The readers moral is that hard work pays off in situations like the Three Little Pigs

5. He used background music to match with the tone and scenarios of the book

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"The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein

I would recommend this book to others. It tells a story that is easy to follow along and can teach someone a life lesson worth knowing.

1. I didn't like the pace at which the reader was reading. Very inconsistent and slow

2. The sound of his voice was perfect for a child who's reading it for the first time

3. I hated his facial expressions. they were very broad and although good it just felt like too much.

4. Kind of an interesting and intriguing story and the reader helped display that

5. the speaker was easy to hear the entire time

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“The Three Questions” by Jon J Muth

I do recommend someone to watch this story by Meryl Streep because Meryl Streep does a fantastic job on reading the story changing her tone of voice when talking as different characters, she also does a fantastic job on her facial expressions.

1. When reading she kept looking up to show her expressions.

2. When reading as the characters she changed her tone of voice to match the characters.

3. How she kept changing her tone of voice when narrating the story to emphasize the parts of the story.

4. She kept changing her facial expressions depending on the mood of the story.

5. After reading the story she shared her thoughts about the story.

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"I need my monster"by Rita Moreno

I would recommend watching this story because the reader Rita does a good job of telling the story in different voice tones

1.I like the enthusiastic voice she does for every monster that popped up under the little boys bed.

2.she used different voices to match each monster which caught my attention.

3.She helps the listener understand by switching the voices and using the right tone for each character.

4.During the story she changes her tone of voice and uses facial expressions to emphasize the book to the audience.5

5.after she was done with the story she explained the moral of the story and what made the book for kids and others to read.

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Rolman Rivera

'Halloween Hustle' read by Joel McHale

I recommend this story because it is ideal for enjoying with the family, it combines humor and festive spirit, and McHale's narration makes every moment more attractive. It is perfect for creating memories on Halloween.

1. McHale used lively and varied intonation, adjusting his voice to reflect the emotion of the characters and situations.

2. He kept a brisk pace, alternating between fast moments and dramatic pauses, which helped keep listeners' attention.

3. He incorporated sound effects and different voices for the characters, making each one come to life and adding a theatrical touch to the narrative.

4. He emphasized key words and funny phrases, highlighting humor and the most exciting moments of the story.

5. Her performance conveyed a wide range of emotions, from joy to intrigue, making the story feel vibrant and captivating.

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"The Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf"

By: Mark Teague

I recommend because she gives out a big personalities when coming to reading the characters and the setting they are in.

1. The reader's voice is very calm and smoothing which I find nice of her, Which I think kids will enjoy when sleeping.

2. She gave a lot of eye contact to the audience, made me feel noticed like almost if I was in the same room with her while she read the story.

3. Her facial expressions were sweet touch of hers such as she smiled or looked curious when they 3 pigs built their house of different material.

4. Her volume when the story was getting intense was louder but then calms down when everything in the story calms down.

5. Her tone switches to every character giving the story a more enjoyable and felt more alive.

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'Memoirs of a Hamster' read by Melanie Lynskey

I would recommend Memoirs of a Hamster because it has a very meaning full message that teaches you to appreciate what you already have.

1. the reader would changed the tone depending on what they were saying and the stage.

2. the reader would also change the tone to match the emotion behind the voice depending on the character

3. the reader would do eye contact.

4. when the reader finished reading the story she gave her though on the book.

5. she would show her tone with her hands.

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"Abdul's Story" by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow

I would recommend listening/ watching this story because it can relate to many young boys especially to kids who wish to become writers and those who grew in black communities

I liked how he used a motivated voice when talking about Muhammed

I like how he raised to voice when he used verbs like RIPP

I like how he read at a good easy speed

He made lots of eye contact and smiled for the camera

I like how enthusiastic he was to tell the story