We were thrilled when another children’s book author this week listened to our first kids’ audiobook, “Bash and Lucy Fetch Confidence,” and enjoyed the voices of the boys, age 5-7, who helped record it.

“I listened to Bash & Lucy Fetch Confidence this morning and I was blown away. Hearing the boys’ voices help tell the story was so fun and made me laugh out loud at times, while also sharing an important story in the process. Congratulations on Bash and Lucy and I look forward to getting my own copy in the mail (just ordered on Amazon),” said Beth Brown, Ph.D, author of Adventures of Divot and Swish.

Another listener recently listened and said, “It’s so cute. My wife says we need to do this with my kids. I can’t wait to share this with them.”

Kids tell us they love hearing other children’s voices in the audiobooks. Michael’s friends are especially thrilled to hear his voice.

Seven years ago, it was 5-year-old Michael’s idea to record our first kids’ audiobook using our voices and the voices of his friends. He loves audiobooks, and plays them nearly every day.

You can listen to Bash and Lucy Fetch Confidence for free here or you can find it on Audible here.

Our second book, Bash and Lucy Fetch Jealousy, was recorded when Michael was 7 and our other young recording artists were 7-10. Michael’s older sister, Ally, also did some voice-over work. You can find it for free here or on Audible here.

For our third kids’ audiobook, Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts, the cast of recording artists expanded significantly. Six kids, three adults and our dog, Hudson, all lent their voices to the audiobook. The cast included Michael’s surrogate grandma, Vera, from Ukraine.  Listen for free here or find it on Audible here.

Our next book is all about our love for dogs. In the book, Mayor Ally and Assistant Mayor Vera find creative ways to ensure dogs teach townspeople important lessons and inspire people to be kind. That’s all we can say for now!

Speaking of dogs, be sure to watch our first book trailer, recorded when Michael was five and Hudson was a puppy: