FREEDOM SOUP by Tami Charles, read by Bahni Turpin
Ring in the new year with FREEDOM SOUP, a lively audiobook that introduces listeners to a tradition rooted in the Haitian Revolution. Ti Gran has invited Belle into the kitchen, and they chop and dance and cook up a feast while sharing family history.
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Show Notes
Celebrate the new year and freedom with a new children’s audiobook on tradition, family, and remembrance. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile’s Emily Connelly discuss the Haitian Kompa music, the subtle sound effects, and Bahni Turpin’s skilled narration that mix together so well. Every year, Ti Gran makes FREEDOM SOUP to celebrate the Haitian Revolution, and this is the first year that Belle is invited into the kitchen to help. A great listen for young listeners to highlight the fun of cooking in the kitchen and learning from our elders, while also introducing the history of the fight for freedom from slavery in Haiti. Published by Dreamscape Audio.
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