Beartown

The audiobook Beartown benefits from having a full cast of narrators. This allows for different characters’ voices to be distinct and easily distinguishable from one another.

Beartown is about a small town in Sweden whose economy is largely dependent on its successful junior ice hockey team. When the team’s star player is accused of rape, the town is divided between those who want to see him punished and those who want to protect him.

The characters in the Beartown series are:

1. Peter Andersson – the main character in the series. He is a young man who is struggling to find his place in the world.

2. Paula Andersson – Peter’s mother. She is a strong and independent woman who is trying to raise her son the best way she can.

3. Erik Andersson – Peter’s father. He is a kind and loving man who is always there for his family.

4. Anna Andersson – Peter’s sister. She is a smart and ambitious young woman who is always looking out for her brother.

5. John Andersson – Peter’s grandfather. He is a wise and experienced man who has a lot of advice to offer his grandson.

6. Lena Andersson – Peter’s grandmother. She is a kind and caring woman who is always there for her family.

7. William Andersson – Peter’s uncle. He is a successful businessman who is always looking out for his nephew.

8. Emma Andersson – Peter’s aunt. She is a beautiful and loving woman who is always there for her family.

9. Benjamin Andersson – Peter’s cousin. He is a

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