Togetha

De: Keith F. Miller Jr.

Narrado por: Landon Woodson, Eric B. Anthony, Skyler James Bailey

Togetha has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

10/10

I just finished reading "Pritty" and "Togetha," and I had to reach out to say how much I loved them! As a member of the Black/Queer community, I was especially touched by the authenticity and positivity you brought to the stories. The inclusivity and positive role models you've created really stood out to me. Thank you for sharing such amazing and representative stories.

Audible at its very best

Both this sequel and the first book, Pritty, are two of the most enjoyable audiobooks I have ever listened to. Despite being totally wrapped up in the story, my mind would take a break about every 10 minutes or so to give way to the thought, "Wow, this is really beautiful writing." But there was so much more than great writing. Start with the characters. About midway through this second book I realized I was going to have to say goodbye to them in another five hours or so, and that doing so was going to hurt. They felt like friends. They showed extraordinary amounts of vulnerability. They sacrificed to help their friends, relatives and neighbors through their struggles. They fell in love and went through heartbreak. They kept choosing honesty, and they kept growing. And as they discovered new feelings and emotions, they also had to unravel a citywide conspiracy against them so as to not be defeated by it. So many stories weaved themselves together so flawlessly that my mind's eye drew a mental image so real I had to keep reminding myself I was only a spectator. Now let's talk about the setting. We're in a Black community of Savannah, Georgia, a place this old white dude has never and could never experience. Except I felt transported by this book. I was able to feel life through the fears and aspirations of the members of this fictional community. And I loved it. Let's finish up with the voice actors, because as brilliant as the writing was, the narrators were pitch perfect, bringing the characters alive with nuance, inflection, emotion. That vulnerability? They made it feel real. There's no way listening to an audiobook should be such an amazing experience. But calling Together an amazing experience actually undersells it.

Looooooved!!!

I really wish this was longer😫!! This was a great listen!! I need a part three

absolutely amazing

my most anticipated read of the year. audiobook was amazing. story chefs kiss. im not ready for if to be over

awesome

This was a great sequel. love the way a world was built around the main characters that showed love, commitment, and community. it was a great coming of age and coming into one's own power book. I will definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for a book that is not about black trauma but about black boy Joy.