Chelsea actually does a fantastic job portraying Dashti, narrating just like how I imagined Dashti to speak, the rhythm, the tone. I actually read this book many years ago, long before I knew there was an audiobook version or if I would even like to listen to audiobooks. What does Chelsea Mixon bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? Shannon Hale did a perfect job with the pacing of the story, and the narrator, Chelsea Mixon, did will in keeping that rhythm in her narration. There are books I've read before with characters like that, but another fatal flaw for writers is that they rush a plot too quickly and end up ruining the characterization that would make those characters more likable. I love Dashti because she is actually like a normal person and is, therefore, relatable. She doesn't have overly amazing powers of deduction that allow her to solve all problems in two seconds. Dashti, the main character of this book, is not a princess. Something I've come to appreciate is unusual or original characters and story lines. I may read them anyway, but I find it a bit boring. There's a point where you've read so much that each book is too predictable to be interesting. I read a lot, and once of the things I hate most about books is predictability. I don't really have a specific book in mind, but I have a type of book. What other book might you compare Book of a Thousand Days to and why? If you could sum up Book of a Thousand Days in three words, what would they be? I can't stop from playing it over and over again

Book of a thousand days