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Hannah Berchtold
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Juno Dawson
K-pop survival shows meet The Hunger Games in this “chilling, satirical dystopian adventure” (Publishers Weekly, starred review) about a teen betting her life that her singing talent can make her a star from the celebrated author of This Book Is Gay, Juno Dawson.
The world just seems to take and take from Taryn Beck, but there’s one thing it’ll never have: her voice. Only when she’s singing does Taryn feel like she can escape her reality—free from the aftermath of the War, free from the Scottish refugee camps where she and her family now live, and free from the responsibility of making ends meet for the sake of her sick brother.
Taryn’s voice is her one ticket out, and that’s why she enters to be a contestant on the world’s most watched television program: Starmaker, where kids from the New Peace Global Alliance compete for the chance to join an all-singing, all-dancing pop group. Rise to the top, and a life of luxury, stardom, and money awaits.
There’s only one small catch. The lowest ranking face a televised public execution. Starmaker thanks their participants for their noble sacrifice to Project Population.
Taryn’s about to sing for her life.
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Commentaires
"Original songs paired with a kaleidoscopic narrator make this satirical audiobook a winner." — Winner of an Earphones Award, Kirkus Reviews
"This timely dystopian audiobook, narrated in an English accent by Hannah Berchtold, features original songs performed by four vocalists who lift the lyrics off the page. Starmaker, a popular reality TV competition, seeks talented singers and dancers to form their next all-girl idol group. But there’s a catch—each week, the contestant with the lowest rank faces public execution. Taryn sees the competition as the only opportunity to help her sick brother. Berchtold cycles through several world accents to portray the large and diverse cast of characters, as well as delivering show promos, social media posts, and gossipy articles about the contestants." — Winner of an Earphones Award, Kirkus Reviews
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