Singer-songwriter Margo Price writes lyrics with the soul of a poet, and this gift carries over to her prose. Sentences like “It’s not that the house was large inside, but the love in it was” and “Sometimes the wind would bring stories from distant places” appear frequently. Price’s clear voice makes her narration easy on the ears, and her pacing is good. Since this is an autobiography, she shows emotion frequently. For example, her anguish at the death of her dog is palpable. And you can almost see her smile as she recounts humorous stories from musical tours. Happily, snippets of her music add dimension to the work that one can’t get from the printed page. R.C.G. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2022, Portland, Maine

Singer-songwriter Margo Price writes lyrics with the soul of a poet, and this gift carries over to her prose. Sentences like “It’s not that the house was large inside, but the love in it was” and “Sometimes the wind would bring stories from distant places” appear frequently. Price’s clear voice makes her narration easy on the ears, and her pacing is good. Since this is an autobiography, she shows emotion frequently. For example, her anguish at the death of her dog is palpable. And you can almost see her smile as she recounts humorous stories from musical tours. Happily, snippets of her music add dimension to the work that one can’t get from the printed page. R.C.G. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2022, Portland, Maine