The Snowball - by Alice Schroeder
Published by Books on Tape - October, 2008
Kirsten Potter is as comfortable describing corporate takeovers and market theory as she is describing family relationships.
Major Barbara - by George Bernard Shaw
Published by LA Theater Works - November, 2008
Kirsten Potter depicts the strength and vulnerability of the title character, a saver of souls in the Salvation Army, whose view of life clashes with that of Undershaft, who is her father. An exceptional job - as good as any recording of any Shaw play.
Proust and the Squid - by Maryanne Wolfe
Published by Highbridge Audio - October, 2008
Kirsten Potter facilitates the scientific vocabulary, words such as "retinotopic," "logosyllabary," "disambiguate," and
"metacognitive." Potter's scientific fluency makes this challenging information easier to grasp and more enticing than it would be in print.
Madapple - by Christina Meldrum
Published by Listening Library - September, 2008
Kirsten Potter's lyrical, almost dreamy, tones perfectly capture the mystical, religious, and even botanical elements of this disturbing tale of a teenager raised by her mother in virtual isolation in rural Maine. Potter's clear and pleasing voice is excellent for revealing the uncertainty and confused passivity that characterize Aslaug.
Hattie Big Sky - by Kirby Larson
Published by Listening Library - October, 2007
With considerable humor, Kirsten Potter employs a variety of old-fashioned Western accents to differentiate the cast of colorful characters. Potter excels at conveying the emotions that run high as Hattie faces the challenges of homestead life.
Sammy's House - by Kristin Gore
Published by Books on Tape - December, 2007
Kirsten Potter voices Sammy with an ideal blend of cool professionalism and wacky neuroticism.
Killer Riff - by Sheryl J. Anderson
Published by Books on Tape - April, 2008
Kirsten Potter narrates the pop-culture mystery with admirable restraint. Her honesty as a young woman facing personal dilemmas in the world of rock-and-roll superstars is winning.
Mozart's Ghost - by Julia Cameron
Published by Books on Tape - June, 2008
Kirsten Potter's whimsical performance makes Anna's conversations with her ghostly visitors acerbic and charming.
Flory - by Flory Van Beek
Published by Blackstone - April, 2008
An outstanding performance by narrator Kirsten Potter.... demonstrates that authenticity and emotion can outweigh a somewhat simplistic writing style.