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SYNC Audio -- Weekly Offers -- FAQs -- exp 30 Jun @ 11:59 pm ET

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FREE -- Stay Gold -- Tobly McSmith/ Theo Germaine, et al -- 9.3 hrs -- romance

Narrators Theo Germaine and Phoebe Strole deliver a poignant coming-of-age romance. Pony, warmly voiced by Germaine, starts at a new high school where no one knows he’s transgender. Germaine’s enthusiastic narration adds authenticity and humor as Pony explores new friendships and develops a huge crush on cheerleader Georgia, voiced by Strole. Having sworn off dating after a rough breakup, the last thing Georgia expects is to start falling for a guy like Pony. Strole’s easygoing pace and light, youthful timbre complement Georgia’s introspectiveness as she balances her budding feelings for Pony and coming to terms with his trans identity. This emotionally charged audiobook pulls no punches while exploring trans issues.
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FREE -- Sasha Masha -- Agnes Borinsky/ Agnes Borinsky -- 3.5 hrs -- romance

Author Agnes Borinsky delivers a thoughtful performance of her debut novel about a teenager who is discovering their gender identity. Alex, who is portrayed in an introspective tone, tries to discover their genuine self. Growing up in Baltimore, Alex struggles with heteronormative expectations, striving to feel like a "real boy" in the eyes of his peers and family. Then, a photograph sent from Alex's long-distance best friend awakens dormant personal truths involving Alex's suppressed identity. The journey spans awkward moments at home, school friendships, an affirming social club for queer youth, and reflective moments alone. Parents and friends are lightly characterized, their voices imbuing their personalities with energy as Alex travels unfamiliar terrain. Borinsky's intentional pacing honors the journey listeners are invited to join.
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Week 9 -- In Week 9, SYNC honors LGBTQI+ Pride with two novels. Provided by Tantor Media, SASHA MASHA by Agnes Borinsky is read by the author, pictured to the right.

Paired with SASHA MASHA, we are able to offer SYNC participants HarperAudio’s STAY GOLD by Tobly McSmith and read by narrators Theo Germaine and Phoebe Strole.
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