Steve Burns (1)

This was an adorable rock adventure with rainbows, unicorns, giants, sun and rain. This is so reminiscent of Steve Burn's Blue's Clues. There was friendship, hard times and lessons learned. This was a fun listen for anyone who likes a nice little fantasy story with some rockin' music thrown in.

Foreveryone
Review of the Audible Studios audiobook edition (2019)

The Foreverywhere audiobook (2019) is an expansion of the Foreverywhere album (2016) of themed children's songs by the group Steven Steven (authors Steve Burns (original TV host of Blue's Clues) and musician Steven Drozd (of the band Flaming Lips).
See album cover image here: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81gedxwOrCL._SS500_.jpg
(Source: Amazon.com)

This was a totally delightful children's audiobook with a story of the show more journey of searching for yourself and of your connection to family with which I think everyone can identify with. The voice performances were excellent (esp. the Rick the Giant voice) and the music was catchy as well.

Foreverywhere was one of the Audible Originals free gifts to members for August 2019.

Trivia and Link
There is a fun Steven Steven music video for the song "The Unicorn and Princess Rainbow" that you can watch here. Apparently it is Steven Drozd's own kids who are playing the younger versions of the band members. show less

I blame this story for my obsession with ramen

This is so awesome. I loved the story and everything about it. It was so fun to listen to. A wonderful story.