Minecraft Roleplay ~ Keeper of the Lost Cities

As the narrator, you need to be a female with an at least mature sounding voice (age does not matter if your voice is mature).  You also need an American accent, and to be sure to read your lines slowly and clearly, but still with emotion. This will be the largest role for the audiobook.

(Sophie is almost 13 years old.) Sophie Foster is the main character in the series. She is very insecure yet and doubtful yet optimistic, and everything in the new world she is now living in is extremely new to her. Because of her extreme smarts causing her to slip several grades, she has always been the outcast and the freak, in the human world, and now in the Lost Cities as well. She's never felt like she's belonged. But she's just trying to do her best for everyone around her including herself. She is also a telepath, she has been since she was five. And once she meets Fitz, her first ever friend, she learns that that he is one as well and begins to feel like she belongs, especially when she starts a new life in the Lost Cities.

(Fitz is almost 15.) Fitz is a very charming and sweet boy, with a distinct British accent. The author describes it as crisp, so if you need help with that, I would look it up on YouTube as an example. He was Sophie's very first friend, ever, and was the one to show her where she truly belonged. While he may not be a flirt he is definitely adored by most girls at Foxfire Academy, including Sophie. But there are a few people who believe he is Mr. Perfect and are not at all fond of him. His voice, while crisp, is also between low and hight pitch.

(Dex is 13 years old.) Dex is one of the youngest of Sophie's friend circle, and definitely the most adorable. He is Sophie's best friend and gets jealous very easily when she chooses to hang out with people other than him. He's always coming up with new gadgets and creating ways to help Sophie any way he can. But sometimes . . . he's in over his head.

Alden is the father of Fitz, Alvar and Biana Vacker, and the husband of Della Vacker. He is very kind and generous with his hospitality, while also very hesitant with giving information to Sophie and her close friends. His heart is always in the right place and he has always been there to help Sophie become settled into the Lost Cities and find her place, and herself. He has the same crisp British accent as Fitz--it's the same with every Vacker .

(Keefe is 14.) Keefe Sencen is a bit of a flirt, and is a little overenthusiastic about himself, inside and especially out. He's got an obvious crush on Sophie and is always getting into trouble due to his mischeviousness. He never settles for boring--he always finds some way to bring humor or craziness or adventure into everything. He may just be the most fun person to be around. But he is often too joking in times of seriousness. But despite this, he is sill very sweet and caring. He does become  a main and crucial focus around the fourth book, and so on into the fifth.

(Biana is either 13 or 14, I can't remember lol.) is the younger sister of Alvar and Fitz Vacker, who is very savvy and stylish. Her sense of fashion and upkeep with herself automatically declares possibly her the most beautiful girl in all of the Lost Cities--even though all elves are naturally very attractive. But nonetheless, she is savvy but a sweetheart, and she will always be there to help--even when you didn't ask for it. Her accent is also British and very crisp, like all of the other Vackers.

(Stina is 12 or 13, it was never mentioned specifically.) Stina is your average mean girl, complete with the frilly hair, sassy attitude and snarky, unnecessary comments. She's always going out of her way to make Sophie's reputation at Foxfire Academy miserable--that is, when she's not trying to one-up her every chance she gets. She believes that Sophie is a freak whose only purpose is trouble and disaster. But Sophie will not allow Stina to get her way.

Della is the kind-hearted and gracefully beautiful wife of Alden Vacker, mother of Fitz, Biana, and Alvar. She is a little too sweet and loving sometimes--for example, her hugs can get pretty suffocating, But that doesn't make her any less of a wonderful and caring elf. Also has a crisp British accent, like the rest of the Vackers.

Grady Ruewen is the husband of Edaline Ruewen and the father of the deceased Jolie Reuwen. Unlikes Edaline, he is very outgoing and cheerful, mainly due to his exciting job as an animal tamer in the pastures. He deals with all sorts of creatures, from feathered dinosaurs to small, stinky imps. He is very sweet and treats Sophie like family from the moment they meet, never forgetting to make her feel comfortable and belonging. While being a very fun and extroverted character, he can also be very quiet and serious when things are tense. He is on the right of the icon picture, and Edaline is on the left.

Edaline is quite the opposite of her outgoing husband Grady--in fact, she is very quiet and tired most of the time. She tried to smile but the smudges under her eyes make it clear that they're almost always forced. Ever since the death of her only daughter Jolie fifteen years ago, she has sunken into a deep depression and cannot get herself to move on, which means she has left Jolie's room exactly how it was before she died, down to the half drunken bottle of Youth and the open powder compacts. But nonetheless, she is still sweet as a button and is very kind to everyone around her. She always tries to be there for everyone else, rather than keeping herself well. Dex is actually her nephew by adoption, which technically makes him and Sophie cousins. She is on the left in the icon picture, next to Grady Ruewen.

Elwin is the school physician for the prestigious Foxfire Academy--though Sophie's weekly visits to him make him seem like her own personal doctor. He is very good with healing and keeping his patients at ease with either a witty joke or an explanation of how their treatment will go, assuring them it will be completely painless. He is super sweet and goofy, and without him, Sophie would not have lived to see another day after her allergic reaction to limbium.

(Amy is 9 years old.) Amy is Sophie's annoying little sister, who's always trying to make sure she seemed like the better child. As the author referred to her, she was only nine years old and had already mastered the role of the annoying little sister. But she and her parents' memories were erased by Washers and were given a new location and new identities after Sophie chose to leave her home and start a new life in the Lost Cities. 

William Foster is the father of Sophie and Amy. He only made an appearance in a few chapters of the first book, as wel as Amy and his wife, Emma Foster. But he seemed to be very down to earth, yet strict. He is now living as Connor Freeman, after having his memories of Sophie erased and being relocated by elves from the Lost Cities. He continues to live somewhere else with Amy and Emma, who are now known as Kate and Natalie Freeman.

Emma Foster is the mother of Sophie and Amy Foster, She also made a very brief appearance only in the first book, and will possibly be reintroduced as Natalie Freeman in book 6: Nightfall, once it is released in November. She seems like your average mom, who is both formal and caring.

Mr. Sweeney is the first character introduced in chapter one, by getting after Sophie for zoning out--a real oaf, if you ask me. He is one of her high school teachers--assumingly her history teacher since he took his class to a history museum--and has a very nasal voice. He would not be considered as a very nice character in the series, but then again he only appears in the first chapter very briefly. He is still important though because his own dialogue is the opening line for the beginning of chapter one.

(Garwin is 17 years old.) Garwin is simply a snobby teenage high-schooler who is not fond of Sophie, like everyone else. He is more bitter, though, because Sophie received a full scholarship from Yale just weeks after his application was rejected.