The Cara Gee audiobook series has become a huge hit, and it’s no surprise. Canadian actresses Kaniehtiio Horn and Isabella Star LaBlanc have all voiced the books. Both are Ojibwe and have experience in film and television. Their voice acting and narration are especially notable, and the audiobook versions are no exception. You’ll want to pick up this series and try them out!
Originally from Alberta, Redvers’ performance is both moving and compelling. She narrates the book herself, as well as other books she’s authored. She’s a proud member of the Metis Nation of Alberta and a proud member of the Taino Nation. She’s an award-winning actor and founder of TDEP Productions, and has worked on movies including Alan Gratz’s Refugee and Tommy Orange’s There. She also narrates the one-woman play The Mermaid Who Learned to Fly, which drew widespread praise.
Redvers is an actor, writer, and director with Tlingit heritage. Her performance is especially powerful, and she captures the essence of her culture through descriptions of nature. Additionally, she’s an avid reader and has a large library of books. This audiobook is sure to be a big hit, and it’s a great way to introduce this author to a new audience. You’ll be listening to something a lot more personal than you ever thought possible.
In addition to her books, she is an Indigenous actor, director, and poet. She grew up on an unceded Lenape reservation, and her people are the Taino Nation of Boriken. She has won thirteen AudioFile Earphones Awards and two Audie Award nominations. She’s written and starred in many other films, including The Secret Garden, and has appeared in the critically acclaimed short film The Mermaid Who Learned to Fly.
Erin Tripp is an Indigenous actor, writer, and radio personality. Her performance is rich in descriptions of Ojibwe life and nature. Her narrator, Darrell Dennis, is an actress, screenwriter, and radio personality. He has narrated a previous book, The Mermaid Who Learned to Fly by Kawolack. Despite the high quality of the audiobook, this is an important cultural event.
Erin Tripp is an Indigenous actor and writer. She narrated The Mermaid Who Learned to Fly by Cara Gee and won the AudioFile Earphones Award. The talented narrator is an award-winning performer with an impressive background in film and theater. She’s also a respected actor, writer, and poet. She focuses on Indigenous voices in her work and is part of the Native Voices at the Autry.
The narrator for the Cara Gee audiobook is Erin Tripp. She is an Indigenous actor, writer, and radio personality. Her performance is rich with descriptions of nature and life among the Ojibwe. While the narrator is Blackfeet, she is also an actress and performer. She has narrated numerous audiobooks and other books by Tommy Orange.
The book’s narration is performed by Erin Tripp, a Tlingit, writer, and actress. She narrates the audiobook with her trademark dry wit. The narrator’s voice is natural and makes the story more exciting. The narrator’s accent and character voices are unique to the story. Moreover, the narrator’s voice is rich in cultural references.
In addition to being an actor, Redvers is a proud member of the Metis Nation of Alberta and is a proud member of the Taino Nation of Boriken. Her audiobooks have won numerous awards, including 13 AudioFile Earphones Awards and two Audie nominations. She is also an accomplished narrator, and her performance is particularly strong. While her voice is evocative, she does not necessarily convey a message that needs to be shared.