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Between doctors and patients, communication is critical. Danielle Ofri looks at the ways communication happens—and sometimes doesn't happen—from a professional standpoint. Narrator Ann M. Richardson shares Ofri's research and perspective with a personal touch. Richardson's narration is upbeat, with concern in her voice when necessary, matching the best-case scenario for a... Read More

The CAA talent agency was founded in 1975 by five employees of the highly successful but staid William Morris office. This is the story of CAA's ascent and growing dominance. Miller himself provides the introductory material; he lacks any flair for engaging narration. Kirby Heyborne, principal narrator, offers a youthful energy that is fresh and intimate. Ann Richardson does... Read More

Ann Richardson’s persuasive narration sheds light on the paradoxes and perils of our nation’s cultural food values. This illuminating audiobook examines how our lives drive how we eat and how the way we eat affects how we perceive our day. Richardson’s smooth tones reflect the consumers’ naïveté and fascination with food and what they choose to eat. These attitudes are ironic,... Read More

The village of Greenwillow is redolent with verdant pastures and quaint inhabitants who are engrossed in both nature and their religions. Ann Richardson narrates this gentle story of romance, family curses, and battling intolerance. She believably portrays a broad range of characters of all ages—from high-pitched toddlers to belligerent teens and elderly folks. Nuances of... Read More