The Flight to Brassbright by Lori Alden Holuta, narrated by Lea Popielinski (Audible)
Good morning, my literary foodies! Let’s start our Friday off right with a quick Starving Audioreview for a meal I’ve previously dined on in the written form, The Flight to Brassbright! A coming of age steampunk adventure, it was a delightful read but how well does Flight stack up in an audio format?
Quite well, as it turns out! The audiobook edition is completely unabridged so listeners won’t miss any of the original tale while the narrator does an excellent job both voicing the main character Constance while providing a broad range of accents and vocal stylings to bring the rest of the cast to life. There is a lot of heart to her narration, something that gets across the delightful sense of wonder and discovery that characterized the original book.
Definitely deserving a hearty round of applause all around, the audiobook edition of The Flight to Brassbright is well worth a listen, as excellent as the written edition. If you’re an on-the-go audiophile who wants to hear some fun and wonderful steampunk literature, definitely pick this one up. If you’ve read the book and are curious, rest assured this is a worthwhile purchase!
FINAL VERDICT: ***** (As wonderful and heartfelt as the written edition!)
J. B. Garner - Musings of a Starving Author 
Thank you for this review. I had forgotten the audio version was out, and can’t wait to listen to it now. I loved the story when I read it, and expect to have a feeling of visiting with an old friend when I hear the audiobook!