Daddy Broke His Bicycle: A Father’s Story About Repair, Grace, and Breaking the Cycle
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Daddy Broke His Bicycle: A Father’s Story About Repair, Grace, and Breaking the Cycle
by J.M. Sloan
Auditions due 30 September 2026
How to Audition:
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Word count: 30k
Genre: Fiction
Number of Narrators Required: Single Narrator
Gender/s of Narrator/s Required: Male
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Language Required: English
Accents Required: US Standard American
Audio Format: Retail-ready audio (edited proofed mastered)
Payment Options: Royalty Share, Royalty Share Plus $50 to $100 PFH
Daddy Broke His Bicycle: A Father’s Story About Repair, Grace, and Breaking the Cycle
Daddy Broke His Bicycle by J.M. Sloan is a clean, wholesome family fiction book featuring warm, relatable humor and heart. I am seeking a narrator with a warm, conversational, standard American accent who can capture engaging character dialogue and natural timing. The book contains no explicit content or triggers, making it safe for family listening. The title has been selling well since its debut, and the follow-up book is set to launch this fall as part of an active marketing push across social media(@authorjmsloan). Narrators must be able to deliver fully edited, mastered files that meet standard industry audio specifications (-23dB to -18dB RMS, -3dB peak).
How to Audition:
Logged-in Users will see an area in green on the top right and bottom right of this page with a link to download the Audition Script and an email address to send auditions. You must be logged in to see this area. If you cannot see a green ‘Download Audition Script’ button, return here after logging in on the log-in page.