A Hero for WondLa

By: Tony DiTerlizzi

Narrated by: Teri Hatcher

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Tony DiTerlizzi’s New York Times bestselling, richly illustrated The Search for Wondla series with this second installment of the modern classic space-age adventure featuring an all-new look.

Eva Nine thinks she has everything she’s ever dreamed of when her new friend, human boy Hailey, brings Eva and her friends to the colony of New Attica, where humans of all shapes and sizes live in apparent peace and harmony. But all is not as idyllic as it seems, and Eva Nine soon realizes that something sinister is going on—and if she doesn’t stop it, it could mean the end of everything and everyone on planet Orbona.

Terry Hatcher is terrible, but it's a great story.

We loved the story, great concept, it's too bad they thought Terry Hatcher could read. Or speak. She sounds sleepy and swollen with a fresh injection of botox. She ruins a lot of the characters with her attempt at acting.

This book is awesome.

It's action packed, full of adventure and has a brilliant heroine. This also contains a lot of plot twists and unexpected adventures. It will make you laugh, feel sad and happy.

Brilliantly Done!

I absolutely loved the entire trilogy. The story and characters were colorful and creative and Teri Hatcher did a fabulous job with all the characters voices for all 3 books. Would definitely recommend.

annoying narrator

Terry Hatcher did well with the 1st book but very poorly with the 2nd book.. Her tone and inflection did not match the situation or the moods appropriately

Amazing story, lack luster voice acting.

Tony DiTerlizzi spins an amazing tale of wonder, excitement, sorrow, and adventure. Unfortunately the voice actor was not very good. At times it was difficult to tell which characters were talking, and rarely was there a change in Terry Hatcher's voice to show emotion. What ever The lead character was feeling, was only understood by the description read from the book. I was surprised because I adore many of her early television shows.

I listen to books in my long commute to and from work, so I have heard many different readers. I will get more books by DiTerlizzi for sure, but am remiss to get them in audio if it is to be read by Terry Hatcher.