Skunk and Badger was delightful and funny. Reminiscent of the relationship between Felix Unger and Oscar Madison of the sitcom, The Odd Couple, the interchange between Skunk and Badger was so entertaining.

Forced to share his aunt’s brownstone with Skunk, Badger begrudgingly accepts his new roommate; but not without a fuss. That is where all the entertainment begins.

Skunk and Badger was available as an audiobook with Michael Boatman, an accomplished actor, as the narrator. Mr. Boatman did an outstanding job in the telling of the story. Mr. Boatman was able to capture the essence of all the characters by changing inflection, tone and voice. You will want to listen to the book over and over.

I thoroughly enjoyed Skunk and Badger. It’s a sensational audiobook that will make you laugh, smile, and tug at your heartstrings all at the same time. It’s definitely a five star middle grade audiobook.

I received an audiobook from Workman Audio, through NetGalley. The review herein is completely my own and contains my honest thoughts and opinions.