Virginia Evans

I listened to part of it because I wanted to hear what it sounded like.

And I was really amazed of the variety of the reading and the voices.

I thought they did such a good job.

I do, though, not though, period, full stop.

They did an amazing job as an audio production.

I also do wonder if part of...

The interactive reading experience that you have with this book can only be had if you're reading it physically.

I don't know.

I'm not sure.

I don't have that fully, fully fledged in my mind.

But I, you know, I listen to audiobooks sometimes and I sometimes I do enjoy that.

but it is a different experience.

And I know there's this whole conversation of, can you say you read a book if you listened to it?

I don't really care what you say.

I personally say I read this book or I listened to this book because in my brain, I don't think it diminishes necessarily the story, but it is a different way of receiving a story through your ears or through your eyes.

And one way that really stands out to me that I had never thought about before, but when I listened to the audio production for a little while of my book,

I had this strong feeling of, oh, that's not how I thought Sybil's voice was.

I thought her voice was this way in my mind.

And then I listened to the audio and I perceived that

oh, that's how this actress who did a great job read the book.