The Princess Sisters

By: Stacy Lynn Carroll

Narrated by: Ashlyn Kindberg

The only thing she stands to lose are her shoes.Cinderella is an ordinary teenage girl, with an extraordinary name. But because of that name, she and her cousins, Belle, Aurora, Ariel, and Snow White suffer years of torment from their peers. Then as the girls enter high school and the enticing world of dating, a life-altering decision must be made. Is it finally time to stop fighting, and surrender to the fairy tale clichés that have been holding them back? By embracing their names, the girls discover an inner-strength they never knew existed. And by putting everything they have on the line, maybe, just maybe they will discover there really is such a thing as 'happily ever after'.

©2010 Stacy Lynn Carroll (P)2014 Stacy Lynn Carroll

A fun tween book!

Where does The Princess Sisters rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

As far as narration goes, The Princess Sisters was pretty good. The narrator's voice acting fit in well with the teenaged girl main characters, although at times it was a bit too peppy at inappropriate times.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Princess Sisters?

One of the most memorable moments of The Princess Sisters was their plan near the end. I won't spoil it for you, but I really enjoyed it!

What about Ashlyn Kindberg’s performance did you like?

I really liked Ashlyn Kindberg's energy and enthusiasm. She really brought vitality to these characters.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Five modern Princesses seeking their Prince and avoiding toads.

Lovely book and reading!

Would you listen to The Princess Sisters again? Why?

I would for sure listen again because the story is great and the narration is awesome too!

Reader had one voice for all

Reader used the same voice for each character and for every emotion - silly little girl. The mother's sounded like silly little brain dead girls no matter what hardships they experienced. The sisters sounded like silly little brain dead girls, even when sad and rejected. The boys sounded like silly little brain dead girls through the whole book. It made the book sound silly and brain dead, and written by a little girl, for silly little brain dead girls. The idea of the book was cute. The writting left a lot to be desired. A better reader might have salvaged it, but instead, took away the last possible redeemable quality. I gave two stars for performance because the little girl who was the reader successfully pronounced all the words, and read at a seventh grade level. I'm assuming she's still in middle school. Kudos sweetheart.

Cute Book with a Great Premise

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I really loved the idea of this book. I will say that it was hard to get into at first, but after the first few chapters it picked up and was really entertaining. I loved the voice/reader (Ashlyn Kindberg) and thought she did a great job keeping me straight with all the switches in point of view. I would definitely read a sequel.

What did you like best about this story?

The princess cousins overcoming their hangups and standing up to a bully.

What about Ashlyn Kindberg’s performance did you like?

I loved her excitement and the inflections she gave. She did the many changes in point of view brilliantly! She was perfect for this book.

Fun Storyline

I enjoyed it. The story line is unique. I liked the it was clean, without language and adult situations and innuendos.
I would have preferred that the narrator use different voices for some of the characters. I’m interested in continuing the series.