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"This affecting novel is based on real WWI heroes, American Major Charles Whittlesey and Cher Ami, a carrier pigeon. Narrator Noah Michael Levine's performance establishes Major Whittlesey as a man of conscience, devoted to his men. Juliana Canfield, as Cher Ami, gives an exceptional performance without becoming precious. She offers an intelligent pigeon's-eye-view of the frightening sounds and reeking smells of war. From her permanent perch at the Smithsonian, Cher Ami observes, comments, and remembers the trenches, the battles, and the men. When his unit is being bombarded by friendly fire, Whittlesey sends Cher Ami to HQ with corrected coordinates. Levine re-creates Whittlesey's desperation, while Canfield makes us feel Cher Ami's determination fulfill her mission, whatever the cost. Both narrators develop fully credible characters. Top-notch historical fiction." - Audiofile Magazine
"Noah Michael Levine delivers yet again in his amazing narration of the audiobook. His range of accents and broader tone and pace really brought the entire series to life. After having listened to another narrator, I realize even more what a gem he is!" - Fantasy Faction
"Noah Michael Levine has the more acrobatic task, providing the dialogue for the many male characters, including the other main character, Cyril. Levine does a wonderful job differentiating all the characters and portrays Cyril's angst and passion without going over the top." - Audiofile Magazine
"Narrator Noah Michael Levine is equally adept at portraying female and male characters in this enjoyable farce. He captures the snootiness of the upper-crust accents and the more nasal tone of the lower-class but very likable Mr. Brundy. Levine delivers the comedic lines so well and so dryly that laughing out loud is to be expected." - Audiofile Magazine
"The audio ... is terrific. Noah Michael Levine does a great job with the narration." - Fantasy Literature.com
"9 Audiobooks to listen to while you're traveling home for Thanksgiving: #2) Purgatory Gardens, written by Peter Lefcourt, narrated by Noah Michael Levine." - Bustle.com