There's a faculty member at my university who's starting a course on Japanese anime soundtracks (I think - I'm getting most of this info thirdhand). For various reasons, he's having us buy the associated movies and shows rather than the soundtracks themselves. When I heard this book was coming out, I told his liaison librarian that she should suggest it to him, and he agreed that we should purchase it.

And now it's in my hands. It's a skinny little thing, and I might decide to read it myself at some point in the future.

This is a meme hosted by Erin @ The Hardcover Lover. In this meme, I make a soundtrack of about 10 or 15 songs for a book I recently read, provide brief descriptions of the songs and what I feel they represent.

We are finally back on track with our Soundtrack Saturday posts!

This week, Cassia made a playlist for Waterfall by Lisa Tawn Bergren, which just happens to be one of her favorite historical fiction books. 

See all of the songs on the original post!

http://4evercrazyforya.blogspot.com/2015/07/soundtrack-saturday-waterfall-by-lisa.html 

You can also find the playlist on our Crazy for YA Spotify account. 

(edited), uh, I guess it didn't work? Regardless, I'll leave the post up. It did work on the Preview. *perplexed*

 links for ref:

https://www.booktrack.com/#!/?booktrackId=8a11ca95b9e24133a3747eb816d83bcd

https://www.booktrack.com/#!/?booktrackId=ebc14978cc7c4911aaef0e7005257d1f

A Booktrack is great fun to make, layering music and sound effects to a story. MEDUSA being a historical and mythological F/F romance novel, I'm very happy to finish a Booktrack in time for the occasion of Valentine's. LINK! (edited to Fix links):

http://www.booktrack.com/read/8a11ca95b9e24133a3747eb816d83bcd

It is FREE to enjoy, and I believe Booktrack has an app for your devises. I try to make the soundtrack as cunning an auditory experience as possible---just like radio theatre :D---so please enjoy the one for ICE DEMON as well. Happy Valentine's! :)