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NEW! New Fall Releases . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-6 

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Newbery Award Winners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 

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ESPERANZA RISING 

by Pam Muñoz Ryan; read by Trini Alvarado 

PURA BELPRE AWARD 

When Esperanza and Mama are forced to flee 

Mexico to a farm labor camp in California, they 

confront the challenges of hard work and 

economic difficulties. 

“Trini Alvarado’s narration is adroit and melodic… 

[This recording is] a necessity for libraries serving 

Spanish-speaking populations.” 

—School Library Journal 

“Alvarado’s reading of the Depression-era story 

offers listeners an authentic Latina voice.” 

—Language Arts (NCTE) 

BONUS FEATURE–Afterword Read by the Author 

YALSA Selected Audiobooks for Young Adults 

Capitol Choices: Audio Books Too Good to Miss 

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How to Use This Catalog 

This catalog provides information about all Listening Library audiobooks that are currently 

offered by Books on Tape ® into the library and school markets. 

This catalog has five major sections: 

• New and Recent Releases: Introduces new audiobooks that will become available from 

July through December 2011 and titles recently released from January 2011 

through June 2011. 

• Featured Author Collections: Highlights audiobooks by award-winning and 

popular authors. 

• Complete Backlist: Outlines all titles that were released prior to December 2010. 

For ease of use, this section is separated into Middle Grade Libraries and Young Adult 

Libraries. Middle Grade includes audiobooks appropriate for children in grades PreK 

through sixth grade. Young Adult includes audiobooks appropriate for students in 

seventh grade through twelfth grade. 

• Series Collections: Lists series titles together for quick reference and ordering. 

• Adult Books With Teen Appeal and Classics: Offers selections of adult titles from BOT 

that will interest teen listeners and that are ideal as supplements to literature courses. 

Listening Library Reading & Listening Levels 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1769-6 • $38.00 

Grade: RL: 6.2 • IL: 4-9 • LL: 750 • 4 hrs. 42 mins. 

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15. Page references for other titles 

by the same author 

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packaged in durable library binders 

that are designed to withstand high 

circulation and varying temperatures. 

CDs are housed in sturdy vinyl 

sleeves within the two-ring binder. 

CD tracks are placed at editorially 

appropriate intervals, 3 to 5 minutes 

apart, so listeners can easily locate 

and return to points in the story. 

Listening Library offers three readability and listening levels to be used as a guideline for determining age-appropriate materials for the 

library or classroom. For furthur assistance, Accelerated Reader 

CD 

® and Reading Counts! ® quiz numbers are listed next to titles in the index 

(pages 111-120). 

RL = Reading Level 

The Listening Library Reading Level is determined by the Fry Readability Scale and the Spache and Dale-Chall formulas. The 

reading level noted is a grade level. For example, a reading level of 6.4 means the book is appropriate for a sixth grader in the fourth 

month of the school year. NA means that a defined reading level is not currently available for the title or that it is a collection of 

books that have a variety of reading levels. 

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story content that can be enjoyed by students both younger and older. The interest levels are noted as a range of grades. 

LL = Lexile Level 

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ability to text difficulty on the same scale. Lexile Levels do not translate specifically to grade levels. For more information on 

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available for this title or that it is a collection of books that have a variety of Lexile Levels. 

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FALL 2011 NEW RELEASES — EARLY & MIDDLE GRADE 

THE HEROES OF OLYMPUS 

BOOK TWO: THE SON OF NEPTUNE 

by Rick Riordan; read by Joshua Swanson 

This second story in the New York Times bestselling 

The Heroes of Olympus series offers 

more action and humor. 

In The Lost Hero, three demigods visited Camp 

Half-Blood and inherited a quest; now they must 

figure out the prophesy. The answer may lie in 

another camp, where a new camper appears to be 

the son of Neptune, god of the sea. 

Praise for The Lost Hero: 

★“Each character is distinct in his/her pain and 

growing self-awareness. Narrator Joshua Swanson makes that clear with his 

variety of voices…Totally engaging.”—School Library Journal, starred review 

“Swanson voices monsters, gods, mortals, and giants with intriguing local 

accents…Stay tuned; this adventure is only the opening salvo.”—AudioFile 

13 CDs • 978-0-3079-1683-9 • $50.00 • On Sale: Oct. 

Interest Level: Grades 4-9 • approx. 16 hrs. 

See page 38 for more Rick Riordan titles 

 

CITY OF LIES 

by Lian Tanner; read by Claudia Black 

CITY OF LIES is the suspenseful follow-up to 

the stunning Museum of Thieves. 

Goldie is a trained thief and a skilled liar. When 

her friend Toadspit’s sister is stolen, he and Goldie 

follow the child-stealers to a neighboring city. 

Along the way, Toadspit is captured, and Goldie is 

caught up in the Festival of Lies. She’ll need all of 

her skills to survive and save her friends. 

Praise for Museum of Thieves: 

★“Black’s narration is fantastic...pacing expertly to 

enhance the mood of each scene. A winner!” 

—School Library Journal, starred review 

★“This thrilling adventure is enhanced by Black’s impeccable reading.” 

—Booklist, starred review 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1087-1 • $34.00 • On Sale: Sept. 

 


See page 56 for MUSEUM OF THIEVES 

ASHTOWN BURIALS #1: 

THE DRAGON’S TOOTH 

by N. D. Wilson; reader tba 

N. D. Wilson is unstoppable with a brand-new 

adventure series of mythic proportions! 

Cyrus and Antigone run a motel with their 

brother, Daniel. A strange old man arrives and less 

than 24 hours later, he’s dead, the motel is 

destroyed, and Daniel is missing. Now Cyrus and 

Antigone swear an oath to an order of explorers 

who serve as caretakers of the world’s secrets. 

Praise for N. D. Wilson: 

“The element that makes this fantasy stand above 

the rest is Wilson’s knowledge of the classics. The writing style is impressive.” 


10 CDs • 978-0-3079-4152-7 • $48.00 • On Sale: Aug. 

 


See page 43 for more N. D. Wilson titles 

THE WONDERFUL 

WIZARD OF OZ 

by L. Frank Baum; reader tba 


Interest Level: Grades 3-6 • approx. 4 hrs. 30 mins. 

Brand New 

Recording! 

More than a century after this magical tale was 

first released, THE WONDERFUL WIZARD 

OF OZ is sure to entrance a new generation. 

Follow the adventures of Dorothy and her dog, 

Toto, as their Kansas house is swept away by a 

cyclone and they find themselves in a strange land 

called Oz. Here she joins Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, 

and Cowardly Lion on an unforgettable journey. 

The book contains more scenes than the movie does. 

THE BIPPOLO SEED 

AND OTHER LOST STORIES 

by Dr. Seuss; reader tba 

Never before available on audio, fans young 

and old will be thrilled to rediscover why they 

love Dr. Seuss with seven rarely seen stories. 

Includes: The Rabbit, the Bear, and the Zinniga- 

Zanniga; Gustav the Goldfish; Tadd and Todd; Steak 

for Supper; The Bippolo Seed; The Strange Shirt Spot; 

and The Great Henry McBride. 

Seuss scholar Dr. Charles D. Cohen hunted 

down these “lost” Dr. Seuss tales, originally published 

in magazines from 1948-1959. Cohen offers a brief intro that traces the 

evolution of characters in these early stories to characters in later Seuss works. 

BONUS FEATURE: Special introduction written and read by Dr. Cohen 

1 CD • 978-0-3077-4607-8 • $12.00 • On Sale: Sept. 

 

Interest Level: Grades Pre-K-3 • approx. 1 hr. 

See page 46 for more Dr. Seuss titles 

R MY NAME IS RACHEL 

by Patricia Reilly Giff; reader tba 

Beloved author Patricia Reilly Giff delivers a 

warm-hearted story of a family that faces big 

challenges during the Great Depression. 

Rachel, Cassie, and Joey live in the city with their 

Pop, until Pop’s search for work lands the family on 

a run down farm. When Pop gets work near 

Canada, he has to leave the children on the farm 

alone—for two months! But Rachel’s the oldest, 

and she’ll make sure they’re all right. Somehow. 

Praise for Wild Girl: 

★“As usual, Giff ’s characters are beautifully 

nuanced and entirely real, her prose is streamlined and efficient...and her quiet 

ending breaks your heart. A stakes winner.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

3 CDs • 978-0-3079-4186-2 • $27.00 • On Sale: Oct. 

 


See pages 3, 28, and 63 for more Patricia Reilly Giff titles 

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ALVIN HO COLLECTION: 

BOOKS 3 AND 4 

by Lenore Look; read by Everette Plen 

Two more hilarious and poignant tales for 

the ever-growing legions of Alvin Ho fans! 

Includes: 

Alvin Ho # 3: Allergic to Birthday Parties, 

Science Projects, and Other Man-made 

Catastrophes: When Alvin receives an invitation 

to a party—a girl’s party—how will he 

ever survive? 

Alvin Ho # 4: Allergic to Dead Bodies, 

Funerals, and Other Fatal Circumstances: Alvin is facing something truly 

scary: the idea that someone he loves might die. 

Praise for Alvin Ho Collection: Books 1 and 2: 

★“Alvin’s language is rich with similes and so filled with interesting words that 

a glossary follows each story…An excellent choice for elementary collections.”—School 

Library Journal, starred review 



See page 43 for more Alvin Ho titles 

 

JEFFERSON’S SONS 

by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley; reader tba 

This extensively researched historical fiction 

novel recounts the untold story of Thomas 

Jefferson’s slave children. 

Beverly, Harriet, Maddie, and Eston are Thomas 

Jefferson’s children by one of his slaves. While they 

do get special treatment, they are still slaves. As 

each child grows up, their questions about slavery 

and freedom call into question the real meaning of 

“life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” 

Praise for Kimberly Brubaker Bradley: 

“Loaded with historical details…the novel rings 

true and the people come to life.”—School Library Journal 


 

Interest Level: Grades 3-6 • approx. 9 hrs.


HOUND DOG TRUE 

by Linda Urban; reader tba 

Captures the sweet humor and tenderness of 

finding one’s voice and making a friend. 

Mattie has one week until school starts and she 

has to be the new girl again. But if she can be her 

uncle’s custodial apprentice, she’ll have work that 

will keep her away from the other fifth-graders. 

Unfortunately Mattie’s plan comes crashing down 

one day when her custodial wisdom goes all wrong. 

Praise for A Crooked Kind of Perfect: 

“The refreshing writing is full of pearls of wisdom.” 


“Sometimes funny, sometimes tender, this is a promising debut.”—Booklist 


 


See page 47 for A CROOKED KIND OF PERFECT 

IT HAPPENED ON A TRAIN 

Brixton Brothers, Book 3 

by Mac Barnett; read by Arte Johnson 

A hilarious new adventure that’s full of mystery 

and good old-fashioned sleuthing. 

Retired private detective Steve Brixton finds himself 

pulled back into sleuthing. Soon he’s in over his 

head in a mystery involving priceless automobiles, a 

deadly assassin (or maybe just a faulty lock on a 

sauna door), and the secret Amtrak car where the 

rich people ride. 

Praise for the Brixton Brother series: 

“Young listeners who aspire to sleuthing will 

enjoy…Arte Johnson’s enthusiastic narration brings listeners close to the 

action.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1050-5 • $25.00 • On Sale: Oct. 

 


See page 47 for Brixton Brothers Books 1 and 2 

JUST AS LONG AS WE’RE TOGETHER 

by Judy Blume; reader tba 

A classic from beloved author Judy Blume, 

available for the first time on audio. 

Stephanie’s best friend is Rachel. They’ve shared 

everything since second grade, good and bad. Now, 

as they start seventh grade, Stephanie meets Alison. 

Stephanie hopes all three of them can be best 

friends. But is it possible to have two best friends? 

Or is it true that two’s company, three’s a crowd? 

Praise for JUST AS LONG AS WE’RE 

TOGETHER: 

“The relationships within the story among the 

three friends, and between Steph and her parents are complicated, and Blume 

handles this aspect realistically and with great ease.”—Publishers Weekly 



HERE’S TO YOU, 

RACHEL ROBINSON 


Judy Blume realistically portrays the universal 

pressures teenagers deal with while growing up. 

Rachel looks like the perfect daughter in the perfect 

family. She’s a straight-A student and a gifted 

musician, but her brother seems determined to 

ruin everything. Her best friends urge Rachel to 

lighten up. Not so easy for Rachel. Even when the 

coolest boy in ninth grade, notices her. 

Praise for HERE’S TO YOU, RACHEL 

ROBINSON: 

★“Rachel’s incisive, first-person narration easily draws readers into her complicated 

world as she learns to cope with the pressures brought on by her relentless 

quest to be the best at everything and by her troubled family situation.” 

—Publishers Weekly, starred review 



See pages 9, 10, 13, 15, and 19 for more Judy Blume titles 

THE TANGLEWOOD TERROR 

by Kurtis Scaletta; reader tba 

This is an eerie tale of friendship, family, and 

the strange—and sometimes terrifying—things 

lurking behind your house. 

When 13-year-old Eric comes across glowing 

mushrooms in the woods behind his house, he’s 

sure there’s a scientific explanation. Then a runaway 

girl warns Eric that the fungus could portend the 

town’s doom, just like the village that inexplicably 

disappeared in the exact same spot over 200 years 

ago. So the two of them set out to save the town. 

Praise for Kurtis Scaletta: 

“Scaletta has created an appealing, well-written protagonist whose everyday 

and extraordinary experiences…change his life in unexpected, positive 

ways.”—Booklist 


 


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6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1675-4 • $30.00 • On Sale: Dec. 


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SHARK WARS 2: 

THE BATTLE OF RIPTIDE 

by E. J. Altbacker; read by Joshua Swanson 

This follow up to Shark Wars is fun, thrilling 

and totally addictive. 

Gray must train with Takiza Jaelynn Betta vam 

Delacrest Waveland ka Boom Boom, a wise and 

mysterious fighting fish who has promised to teach 

him the ways of the ocean and the secret of being a 

great warrior. Gray must learn to believe in himself 

and grow big enough to fight back. 

 

ZIGZAG KIDS COLLECTION: 

BOOKS 3 AND 4 

by Patricia Reilly Giff; read by Everette 

Plen and Becca Battoe 

Two more fun stories featuring a 

multicultural cast of characters. 

Includes: 

Flying Feet: On Come as a Character Day, 

Charlie gets a chance to shine. 

Star Time: Gina’s determined to be the star of 

the play. But her friend Destiny wants to be 

the star, too! 

Praise for Zigzag Kids Collection, Books 1 and 2: 

“Each book in the series by Patricia Reilly Giff is told from the perspective of 

a different student, and listeners will see themselves or kids they know in the 

cast of characters.”—School Library Journal 


Interest Level: Grades K-4 • approx. 1 hr. 30 mins. 

See pages 2, 28, and 63 for more Patricia Reilly Giff titles 

 

EIGHT KEYS 

by Suzanne LaFleur; reader tba 

Eight keys unlock many secrets in this touching 

and deeply imaginative novel. 

Elise lives with her Uncle and Aunt, because 

Elise’s parents died when she was young. When 

Elise starts middle school, things feel all wrong. 

Soon after her 12th birthday, Elise receives a mysterious 

key left for her by her father...a key that 

unlocks one of the eight locked doors in the barn. 

Praise for Suzanne LaFleur: 

★“LaFleur proves she is an author to watch in this 

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debut novel, a heartbreaking and honest look at 

family trauma that is devastating, humorous, sad, and, most of all, real.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-3079-4166-4 • $38.00 • On Sale: Aug. 


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JEREMY BENDER VS. 

THE CUPCAKE CADETS 

by Eric Luper; reader tba 

A buddy comedy about friendship that’s perfect 

for fans of Dan Gutman. 

In need of funds after he ruins his dad’s boat, 

Jeremy and his friend, dress up like girls and infiltrate 

the Cupcake Cadets for a chance to win a 

model sailboat race. As the boys botch everything, 

they realize being a Cadet is no piece of cupcake. 

Advance Praise for JEREMY BENDER VS. 

THE CUPCAKE CADETS: 

“Hats (and tams) off to Jeremy Bender for a bellylaugh 

not even the densest cupcakes could hold down!” 

—Gordon Korman, bestselling author of Son of the Mob 


 


THE LILY POND 

by Annika Thor; translated from the Swedish 

Edition by Linda Schenck; read by Amy Rubinate 

Batchelder Award-winning author returns to 

life during World War II in this gripping sequel 

to A Faraway Island. 

A year after Stephie and her sister left Nazi-occupied 

Vienna, more change awaits. Stephie will be 

pursuing her studies and she’s eager to live in a cultured 

city again. But even as she experiences first 

love, she grapples with the spread of Nazi ideology. 

Praise for A Faraway Island: 

★“An unusually fine balance is achieved between 

the small, child-centered humiliations and joys and 

the larger adult issues that necessarily intrude.” 

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—The Horn Book, starred review 

“A good introduction for younger students studying the Holocaust.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3079-4257-9 • $40.00 • On Sale: Oct. 


See page 49 for FARAWAY ISLAND 

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THE MIDNIGHT GATE 

by Helen Stringer; read by the Author 

This sequel to Spellbinder is full of adventure, 

wit, and seasoned with affecting characters. 

It’s been two months since Belladonna discovered 

she was the Spellbinder. When a ghost finds 

Belladonna and her friend, Steve, and gives them a 

mysterious map, they don’t know if they should be 

looking for or hiding from the one person who 

holds the answers to Belladonna’s powers: the 

Queen of the Abyss. 

Praise for Spellbinder: 

“Helen Stringer narrates her debut novel…the pacing 

is perfectly varied to match the dramatic and emotional highs and lows of 

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the plot. Fans of ghost stories and fantastical realms will delight in the imagi- 

native and creative twists and turns of the plot and will anticipate the next 

installment.”—Booklist 



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CUENTOS DE TIA LOLA: DE CÓMO LA 

TÍA LOLA VINO (DE VISITA) A 

QUEDARSE Y DE CÓMO LA TÍA 

LOLA APRENDIÓ A ENSEÑAR 

by Julia Alvarez; read by Michelle Gonzalez 

Highly acclaimed author Julia Alvarez’s 

entertaining stories illuminate a child’s 

experiences of living in two cultures. 

In response to requests for more children’s 

audiobooks in Spanish, listeners can now 

enjoy How Tia Lola Came to (Visit) Stay and 

How Tia Lola Learned to Teach in Spanish on 

audio for the first time! 

Praise for Tia Lola Stories: 

CX “Gonzalez’s narration is upbeat...Her voice rings with authenticity...Listeners 

will also enjoy the laugh-out-loud moments.”—AudioFile 


 


See page 17 for more Julia Alverez titles 

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FALL 2011 NEW RELEASES — YOUNG ADULT 

INHERITANCE 

by Christopher Paolini; read by Gerard Doyle 

The highly anticipated conclusion to the 

worldwide bestselling Inheritance cycle. 

Not so very long ago, Eragon—Shadeslayer, 

Dragon Rider—was nothing more than a poor farm 

boy, and his dragon, Saphira, only a blue stone in 

the forest. Now the fate of an entire civilization rests 

on their shoulders. But can they topple the evil king 

and restore justice to Alagaësia? 

Praise for Narrator Gerard Doyle: 

“Gerard Doyle’s performance takes the excitement 

and high fantasy of the story to dragon-soaring 

heights…Doyle handles Paolini’s fantasy language 

with ease and style, reminding the listener that some books improve when 

matched with a sympathetic, talented narrator.”—AudioFile 

“In a crystal clear British accent, the talented Doyle tackles the tricky prose— 

packed with words of Paolini’s invention—with ear-pleasing confidence and 

grace.”—Booklist 

22 CDs • 978-0-7393-7250-0 • $60.00 • On Sale: Nov. 

 


See page 99 for more The Inheritance Cycle 

UNLEASHED 

Wolf Springs Chronicles 

by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguié; reader tba 

The New York Times bestselling authors of the 

Wicked series have created an entirely new 

trilogy that harnesses the passion of Twilight. 

Katelyn is an outsider who’s drawn into a paranormal 

world of feuding werewolf clans. The myths 

and legends of terrifying historical werewolves are 

gathered into the histories of three major werewolf 

clans at war with each other. A war that Katelyn is 

destined to end. 

Praise for Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguié: 

“Writing is taut and evocative...”—Booklist 

“I thoroughly hope we see more collaborations from Nancy Holder and 

Debbie Viguié in the future.”—The Book Bag 

8 CDs • 978-0-3079-4217-3 • $40.00 • On Sale: Dec. 

 


THE DEATH CURE 

by James Dashner; read by Mark Deakins 

New York Times bestseller James Dashner delivers 

an exciting dystopian world full of action in 

the final book of the Maze Runner Trilogy. 

WICKED says the time for lies is over and that 

they must rely on the Gladers, with full memories 

restored. But WICKED doesn’t know Thomas has 

remembered far more than they think and he 

knows he can’t trust WICKED. The truth is more 

dangerous than Thomas could ever imagine. 

Praise for Narrator Mark Deakins: 

“Deakins shows his skill by providing each of the 

speakers with a distinctive accent. Listeners will be eagerly awaiting the conclusion 

to this trilogy.”—AudioFile 

“Mark Deakins turns James Dashner’s thrilling and suspenseful novel into a 

nail-biting audiobook. Fans of the first title will not be disappointed and will 

eagerly await the conclusion to the trilogy.”—School Library Journal 

10 CDs • 978-0-3077-0697-3 • $48.00 • On Sale: Oct. 

 


See page 74 for more James Dashner 

“Each Listening Library audiobook is a production of excellence, 

containing sounds that transport listeners into a rich literary 

experience and give every reader a precious gift; the natural 

human connection with the voice of the storyteller.” 

—Mary Burkey, Teacher-Librarian and Past Chair of Odyssey 

Award for Excellence in Audiobook Production Committee 

FOX AND PHOENIX 

by Beth Bernobich; reader tba 

Featuring ghost dragons, magic phones, royal 

intrigue, and a treacherous journey. 

In Lóng City, the old king is dying. When the 

terrifying king of the ghost dragons orders Kai to 

notify the absent princess about her father’s illness, 

he does not refuse. Kai and his best friend, work 

together to bring the princess home and, they 

hope, save the king’s life. 

Advance Praise for FOX AND PHOENIX: 

“One cool, lively, exciting book set in a unique new 

world—more, please!” 

—Tamora Pierce, bestselling fantasy author 

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The Legend of Beka Cooper, Book 3 

by Tamora Pierce; read by Susan Danaker 

This final book will satisfy Tamora Pierce’s 

legion of fans as well as new listeners. 

Beka Cooper is a full-fledged Dog now, but it 

hasn’t made her job with the law-enforcing 

Provost’s Guard any easier. In this adventure she’ll 

need all her resources, from her bare-knuckled 

fighting skills to her suspiciously intelligent cat. 

Praise for The Legend of Beka Cooper: 

“The heavy dialect makes it easier to listen to 

the book than to read it. Pierce fans will eagerly 

await the next installment.”—School Library Journal 

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NOTHING 

by Janne Teller; translated from the Dutch 

Edition by Martin Aitken; reader tba 

This is a provocative existential novel. 

Pierre has decided there is no meaning to life, so 

he climbs a tree, and stays there. Pierre’s friends set 

out to build a heap of meaning. But when each person 

cannot give up what is most meaningful, they 

begin to decide for one another what each must 

give up. As each demand becomes more extreme, 

things start taking a very morbid twist. 

Praise for NOTHING: 

★“Indelible, elusive, and timeless, this uncompromising 

novel has all the marks of a classic.”—Booklist, starred review 

★“Quietly and without fanfare, the students’ adventure develops into one that 

rivals Lord of the Flies for horror.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

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ALMOST PERFECT 

by Brian Katcher; reader tba 

This Stonewall Award Winner is a compulsive 

listen and one-of-a-kind love story. 

Logan feels alone and unloved until a new student, 

Sage, arrives at his school. As Logan discovers 

more about Sage’s past he realizes that there’s more 

to her than he ever expected. Enraged, frightened, 

and feeling betrayed, Logan lashes out at Sage and 

disowns her. Can they rebuild their friendship? 

Praise for ALMOST PERFECT: 

★“Katcher flawlessly channels the worried and confused 

voice of a straight teenage boy in this honest and uncompromising take 

on transgender love.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

“A remarkably ‘clean’ book dealing with sexuality and identity...it is a first 

purchase for all high school collections, and could easily be given to middle 

school readers.”—School Library Journal 

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WRAPPED 

by Jennifer Bradbury; reader tba 

Get wrapped up in the adventure of this mystery 

that’s Veronica Mars meets Jane Austen! 

This is the start of seventeen-year-old Agnes’s 

debut season circa 1815 London, that offers only 

ever-shrinking options: home, husband, and high 

society. But new doors of perception open at a party 

where an ancient mummy is unwrapped. Agnes 

discovers a secret that could unravel a new destiny 

for her—unleashing mystery, international intrigue, 

and possibly a curse. 

Praise for Bradbury’s writing: 

“Fresh, absorbing, compelling.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Endowing both boys with a heavy dose of idealism, responsibility and selfpreservation, 

Jennifer Bradbury makes their growth feel genuine and even 

profound.”—School Library Journal 


 


DEARLY, DEPARTED 

by Lia Habel; reader tba 

This debut is the first book in a new series 

packed with adventure, danger, zombies, 

humor, and romance. 

Zombie fighter Nora falls in love with Bram, a 

handsome 18-year-old lieutenant who happens to 

be suffering from “the Laz,” a degenerative disease 

that will eventually turn him into the walking dead! 

Bram is fully conscious and in good health now, but 

it’s only a matter of time before the Laz will take 

him away from her. 

A madly imaginative novel of spine-tingling 

suspense and macabre comedy that forever redefines the concept of 

undying love. 

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UNDER THE SEA 

by Jules Verne; read by James Frain 

This classic tale, written in 1870, foretells with 

uncanny accuracy the inventions and advanced 

technology of the 20th century. 

A devastating explosion on Captain Nemo’s submarine 

leaves just three survivors. They become 

prisoners on an underwater odyssey around the 

world as Captain Nemo, one of the greatest villains 

ever created, takes his revenge on all society. 

Praise for 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA: 

“Jules Verne’s classic offers a perfect blend of suspense, 

adventure, and excitement that will entice even the most reluctant 

readers.”—School Library Journal 

10 CDs • 978-0-3077-4795-2 • $30.00 • On-Sale: Aug. 


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FALL 2011 NEW RELEASES — YOUNG ADULT 

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JULIET IMMORTAL 

by Stacey Jay; read by Justine Eyre 

Fans of Shiver will relish this paranormal love 

story featuring literary history’s most tragic 

couple who meet again as enemies. 

Juliet was murdered by the person she trusted 

most, Romeo, a sacrifice made to ensure his own 

immortality. For 700 years, Romeo fights to 

destroy love for the dark side while Juliet fights to 

keep true love alive. Then she meets someone she’s 

forbidden to love, and Romeo will do everything in 

his power to destroy that love. 

Advance Praise for JULIET IMMORTAL: 

“Haunting and devastatingly romantic, JULIET IMMORTAL gives new 

meaning to the words ‘til death do us part.’” 

—Michelle Zink, author of the Prophecy of the Sisters series. 


 


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SCRAWL 

by Mark Shulman; reader tba 

This highly acclaimed debut novel offers a 

fresh take on a troubling issue—bullying. 

Tod is a bully. When he gets busted at school 

Tod’s punishment is to scrawl his story in a notebook 

during detention with Mrs. Woodrow. He 

can be painfully funny and brutally honest. But can 

Mrs. Woodrow help Tod stop playing the bad guy 

before he actually turns into one for real? 

Praise for SCRAWL: 

“Tod rips jokes so dry they can float away and 

shows some real heart dealing with his less-thandesirable 

lot in life…An unusual sort of bully redemption story.”—Booklist 

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“There’s something special about this book…it’s all put together so pleasingly, 

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ROTTERS 

by Daniel Kraus; read by Kirby Heyborne 

Masterful plotting and unforgettable characters 

make ROTTERS a moving, coming-of-age epic 

about complex family ties and taboos. 

When Joey’s mother dies in an accident he’s sent 

to Iowa to live with a father he’s never known, a 

solitary man with unimaginable secrets. At first, 

Joey’s father wants nothing to do with him, but 

once they come to terms with each other Joey’s life 

takes a turn both macabre and exhilarating. 

Advance Praise for ROTTERS: 

“A strongly written tale of adolescence, grave robbing, 

and the mysteries of death, ROTTERS is uncompromising, dark, and 

true.”—Guillermo Del Toro, producer of Pan’s Labyrinth 

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★“With a…masterly touch at thriller pacing, Kraus gives the current crop of 

pretentiously serious supernatural YA novels a wild run for their money.” 

—BCCB, starred review 


Interest Level: Grades 9-12 • 16 hrs. 18 mins. 

GIRLS DON’T FLY 

by Kristen Chandler; reader tba 

An emotionally rich novel about girls, boys, 

birds, and figuring out what you want. 

Myra is babysitter, cook, and maid for her four 

younger brothers. When her boyfriend dumps her, 

Myra feels lost until she applies to study in the 

Galapagos Islands. Going away seems like the perfect 

plan, but when her ex shows a renewed interest 

in her, Myra’s not sure whom to trust or which way 

to run. 

Advance Praise for GIRLS DON’T FLY: 

“Beautifully written and thought-provoking, this 

well-rounded novel will appeal to girls, some boys, and conservationists of all 

stripes.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-3079-4250-0 • $34.00 • On Sale: Oct. 

 


THE SCARLET LETTER 

by Nathaniel Hawthorne 

read by Donada Peters 

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A masterful portrayal of humanity’s continuing 

struggle with sin, guilt, and pride. 

This classic novel shows the consequences that a 

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in an early New England colony: the defiant 

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LITTLE WOMEN 

by Louisa May Alcott; read by Kate Reading 

LITTLE WOMEN explores the timeless 

themes of life and death, war and peace, love, 

and the conflict between personal ambition and 

family responsibilities. 

15 CDs • 978-0-3077-4797-6 • $25.00 

Grades RL: 7.4 • IL: Grades 4-9 • LL: 1210 

19 hrs. 12 mins. 

THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE 

by Stephen Crane; read by Scott Brick 

This depiction of the cruelty of the American 

Civil War, features a young recruit who overcomes 

his initial fears to become a hero on the 

battlefield. 

“Stephen Crane would be pleased with this rendition 

of his enduring work.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7366-8690-7 • $30.00 



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A TALE OF TWO CITIES 

by Charles Dickens; read by John Lee 

Madame Defarge, one of literature’s most 

horrifying characters, knits as the heads roll in 

Dickens’ exciting tale of the French Revolution. 

“The story is brought to life with feeling, 

immediacy, and wit by John Lee. Dickens’s work 

lends itself exquisitely to being read aloud, and 

Lee makes the most of a wonderful book.” 

—AudioFile 

GREAT EXPECTATIONS 


In this gripping tale of crime and guilt, revenge 

and reward, orphan Pip dreams of becoming a 

gentleman. 

“John Lee has a deep, rich voice perfect for 

Dickens’s range…A charming new edition.” 


16 CDs • 978-0-7366-8642-6 • $70.00 



OLIVER TWIST 


Charles Dickens poured his own youthful experience 

of Victorian London’s unspeakable squalor 

into this realistic depiction of a spirited young 

boy’s unwilling but inevitable recruitment into a 

scabrous gang of thieves. 

14 CDs • 978-0-7366-8790-4 • $60.00 



THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS 

by Kenneth Grahame; read by Jim Weiss 

Through a deft blending of fantasy and reality, 

we enter a world, complete in itself, that contains 

creatures of unique individuality and delineation. 

6 CDs • 978-0-7366-9275-5 • $48.00 



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by Rudyard Kipling; read by Jim Weiss 

How did the leopard get its spots? These entertaining 

stories, drawn from the tales Kipling’s 

Indian nurses told to him, answer this question— 

and many more! 

3 CDs • 978-0-7366-9266-3 • $28.00 



THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT 

AND OTHER STORIES 

by Beatrix Potter and Thornton W. Burgess; 

read by Jim Weiss 

Collection includes: The Tale of Peter Rabbit; 

The Tale of Benjamin Bunny; The Adventures of 

Peter Cottontail; The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies; 

The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin; The Adventures of 

Chatterer the Red Squirrel; The Tale of Mrs. 

Tittlemouse; The Tale of Two Bad Mice; and The 

Adventures of Reddy Fox. 

FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS AND 

HOW THEY GREW 

by Margaret Sidney; read by Bernadette 

Dunne 

This heartwarming classic has inspired generations 

with its tales of the ways in which courage 

and good cheer can overcome adversity. 

“The Peppers’ good spirits, their love for each 

other, and their pleasure in simple homemade fun 

still charms me…I wish them a long and happy 

life of at least another hundred years.”—Betsy Byars, Newbery Medal Winner 

6 CDs • 978-0-7366-9277-9 • $34.00 


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by Robert Louis Stevenson; read by Jim Weiss 

In 1751, David Balfour is kidnapped by a rival 

heir, but he soon ends up shipwrecked on a voyage 

that includes murder, flight and intrigue. 

“KIDNAPPED is filled with excitement and 

captures the listener’s interest right from the 

beginning....perfect for students who are reluctant 

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by Glendon Swarthout; read by Scott Brick 

A classic tale of adolescent “misfits” at a boy’s 

camp on a mission to save themselves. 

“An exciting mission-pursuit story with an 

engrossing cast of characters.”—Publisher's Weekly 

“Narrator Scott Brick does an excellent job 

depicting the characters of the boys. An excellent 

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SPRING/SUMMER 2011 RECENT RELEASES — YOUNG & MIDDLE GRADE 

A TO Z MYSTERIES: BOOKS W-Z 

by Ron Roy; read by David Pittu 

Includes: The White Wolf, The X’ed Out X-Ray, 

The Yellow Yacht, And The Zombie Zone. 

Join Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose as they investigate 

who took three white wolf cubs, figure out 

who stole a diamond pendant, look for missing 

gold, and unearth the secrets of the zombie zone. 

“An appealing combination of intrigue, ingenuity, 

and fun. A great recreational choice for newly 

independent readers.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3079-1565-8 • $25.00 

Grade: RL: 3.7 • IL: Pre-K-3 • LL: 640 • 4 hrs. 2 mins. 

See page 100 for more Ron Roy titles 

ANIMAL RESCUE TEAM 

COLLECTION: VOLUME 2 

by Sue Stauffacher; read by Harlie Vaughn 

Book #3: HIDE AND SEEK: A young deer 

gets a plastic pumpkin stuck on his head and the 

Carters must help him get free. 

Book #4: SHOW TIME: While the Animal 

Rescue Team is called in to work on a squirrel 

problem, Keisha’s got a problem of her own: her 

nerves! She’s so nervous, about her district jump 

rope competition, she keeps messing up. 

“Stauffacher’s story emphasizes responsible behavior when interacting with 

animals in an urban setting…Fans of the series will be glad to follow the familiar 

characters through another adventure, although this book stands alone easily, 

too.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-3842-4 • $34.00 


See pages 43 for ANIMAL RESCUE TEAM COLLECTION: VOLUME 1 

AS SIMPLE AS IT SEEMS 

by Sarah Weeks; read by Rachel Gray 

Verbena knows she’s bad to the bone. How 

could she not be, with a dad like hers? But she 

doesn’t really want to be Verbena. When a new 

boy moves in, Verbena takes the opportunity to 

be someone else entirely. What starts out as a 

game leads to a funny and heartwarming journey 

of self-discovery. 

“…there are many passages that could jump-start 

a booktalk and get this into kids’ hands.”—School Library Journal 

“Verbena is a character you will not want to leave.An endearing story, heartfelt 

and buoyant.”—Pam Muñoz Ryan, author of Esperanza Rising 

3 CDs • 978-0-3079-1529-0 • $38.00 


BIRD IN A BOX 

by Andrea Davis Pinkney; read by Bahni Turpin 

In 1937, Otis, Willie, and Hibernia are three 

children with a lot in common: they’ve each lost 

a loved one, they each have dreams, and they’re a 

lot like their hero, famed boxer Joe Louis. Their 

trials and triumphs echo those of Joe Louis as he 

fights to become the first African American 

heavyweight boxing champion. 

“Despite the serious problems of poverty during 

the Great Depression, a humorous tone ripples throughout this wellresearched 

historical novel.”—The Horn Book 

“Andrea Davis Pinkney instills a distinct narrative voice for each character… 

[listeners] will be shown just how culturally significant Louis really was with 

this stirring novel, which also scores high marks as a satisfying read for both 

boys and girls.”—Booklist 

“A powerful middle-grade novel…with tenderness and verve, it tells the stories 

of three 12-year-old black children in Depression-era Elmira, N.Y.” 

—The New York Times 

3 CDs • 978-0-3079-1718-8 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 3-6 • LL: NA • 4 hrs. 55 mins. 

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BLESS THIS MOUSE 

by Lois Lowry; read by Burnadette Dunne 

A resilient and quirky colony of church mice 

live under Mouse Mistress Hildegarde’s leadership 

they save themselves from one danger after 

another—sometimes just by the skin of their tails! 

Can one ultimate act of bravery get Father 

Murphy to bless these mice and keep them 

safe forever? 

“An impeccably constructed, good-humored 

adventure filled with master plans, near disasters, and brave rescues, all gently 

frightening for readers even younger than the target audience…Fun and lighthearted.”—Publishers 

Weekly 

“With touches of surprise and a satisfyingly predictable resolution, this is a 

strong choice for both classroom sharing and independent reading.”—Booklist 

2 CDs • 978-0-3079-1629-7 • $22.00 


See page 31 for more Lois Lowry titles 

A BOY AND HIS BOT 

by Daniel H. Wilson; read by David Ackroyd 

While following a robotic insect, Code falls 

down a hole and lands in Mekhos. Everything in 

Mekhos is made from metal, including the citizens, 

who happen to be robots. When Code 

learns that an evil ruler plans to destroy Mekhos 

and invade the human world above he must save 

the robots and get back to Earth. 

“The story gains depth from its mixed ending, in 

which Code isn’t able to solve every problem. A good choice for science fiction 

fans.”—Booklist 

“With a goofy sense of humor and plenty of action, Wilson presents a coming-of-age 

journey with shades of Alice in Wonderland and The Wonderful 

Wizard of Oz.”—Publishers Weekly 

4 CDs • 978-0-3079-1525-2 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: 5.7 • IL: 3-7 • LL: NA • 4 hrs. 41 mins. 

See page 83 for ROBOPOCALYPSE 

CALENDAR MYSTERIES: 

BOOKS 1-6 

by Ron Roy; read by Jim Meskimen 

From the beloved author of the A-Z Mysteries comes more advenures. 

Includes: January Joker, February Friend, March 

Mischief, April Adventure, May Magic, and June 

Jam. Follow Bradley, Brian, Lucy, and Nate as they 

track down a sick rabbit’s owner, locate a missing 

statue, find out who stole the golden eggs, and 

save a strawberry patch. 

“The story is full of clever twists and turns and is an excellent choice for 

reluctant readers.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3079-1555-9 • $38.00 

Grade: RL: 2.9 • IL: Pre-K-3 • LL: 380 • 5 hrs. 

See page 100 for more Ron Roy titles 

COSMIC 

by Frank Cottrell Boyce; 

read by Kirby Heyborne 

Liam is too big for his boots and his school 

blazer, but being super tall and having facial hair 

has its advantages: he often gets mistaken for an 

adult. Long-legged Liam makes a giant leap for 

boy-kind by competing with a group of adults for 

the chance to go into space. 

“Kirby Heyborne enlivens the abundant humor 

in Boyce’s work while offering many poignant moments as Liam gains insight 

into what it means to be a dad. This production is funny, engaging, and 

touching.”—AudioFile 

★“A can’t-miss offering.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

★“This superb humorous and inventive “cosmic” adventure celebrated space 

travel, friendships, and dads.”—VOYA, starred review 

6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1535-1 • $55.00 

Grade: RL: 4.5 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 670 • 7 hrs. 38 mins.


COUNTDOWN 

by Deborah Wiles; read by Emma Galvin 

It’s 1962 and 11-year-old Franny Chapman can 

feel the fear of the nation in the days surrounding 

the Cuban Missile Crisis. Amid the pervading 

threat of nuclear war, Franny must face the tension 

between herself and her younger brother, figure 

out where she fits into her family, and learn to 

look beyond outward appearances. 

★“Emma Galvin’s heart-on-her-sleeve reading is 

absolutely genuine…Through its shifting structure—superlative narration 

supported by more than 40 segments of audible historical setting—this 

remarkable production transports listeners into a carefully crafted collaboration 

of sound literature.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Emma Galvin narrates the convincing first-person story…evocative auditory 

montages add to the authenticity of the setting and serve as social commentary...”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-3078-7967-7 • $40.00 


See pages 44, 49, and 54 for more Deborah Wiles titles 

THE EMERALD ATLAS 

by John Stephens; read by Jim Dale 

Kate, Michael, and Emma have been passed 

from one orphanage to another since they were 

ripped from their parents as babies. They have 

been protected from a horrible evil they know 

nothing about. Until now. Before long they are 

on a journey to the dangerous corners of the 

world to set things right. 

“Themes of family and responsibility will easily 

resonate with young readers. The start of a new series, this satisfying tale wraps 

up in an intriguing conclusion that dangles unresolved threads for future 

adventures. Prepare for heavy demand.”—Booklist 

“Jim Dale’s splendid narration provides extra vibrancy to this exhilarating new 

fantasy series.”—AudioFile 

★“Narrator Jim Dale provides a stellar performance, creating unique voices for 

the characters. He draws listeners along at a compelling pace, using his vocal 

skills to immerse them in the unique worlds created in the book.” 


AudioFile Earphones Award 

10 CDs • 978-0-3078-7978-3 • $35.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 3-7 • LL: 720 • 11 hrs. 38 mins. 

EMILY WINDSNAP AND THE 

SIREN’S SECRET 

by Liz Kessler; read by Finty Williams 

Emily returns to Brightport, where construction 

is threatening a secret mermaid community. 

Neptune’s mandate is an interspecies intervention 

to bring merpeople and humans together. Can 

Emily pull that off as she deals with old nemeses 

and untangle the mystery of a group of lost sirens? 

“Series fans will dive right into this rollicking sea 

fantasy-adventure.”—Booklist 

“The characters are multidimensional, the book is fast paced, and the mishaps 

and adventures are entertaining.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1704-1 • $28.00 


See page 94 for more EMILY WINDSNAP titles 

THE FIVE ANCESTORS BOOK 6: 

MOUSE 

by Jeff Stone; read by Kiki Barrera 

Desperate to belong, Little Mouse does his best 

to please his new friends Hok and Ying. What he 

doesn’t know is that his new friends are the most 

wanted criminals in China, and their adventures 

will land him in a battle for their lives and for the 

future of China. 

“ShaoShu is left to fend for himself in a danger- 

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ous situation, but through his observations and physical abilities, the Little 

Mouse is shown to be worthy in spite of his size and strength.” 

—Children’s Literature 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4658-0 • $45.00 


THE FIVE ANCESTORS BOOK 7: 

DRAGON 

by Jeff Stone; read by Kiki Barrera 

Many months ago Long, the dragon-style warrior, 

saw his temple burned, his brothers killed, 

and his novice siblings flee. Now the remaining 

five young warriors have reunited with Ying, the 

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redeemed renegade who put all of these events in 

motion, and ShaoShu, the street thief, to prevent 

Tonglong from taking over China. 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4791-4 • $45.00 


See page 102 for more of THE FIVE ANCESTORS SERIES 

THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURES OF 

THE SUNSHINE QUEEN 

by Geraldine McCaughrean 

read by Lorna Raver 

When an outbreak of diphtheria sweeps through 

town, Cissy is sent to stay aboard a shipwrecked 

paddle steamer. When the showboat is carried back 

out to sea, the motley crew on board embarks on a 

wild and hilarious journey filled with crazy hi-jinks 

and heart-stopping near misses. 

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“McCaughrean invests her characters with humanity and shows a farcical 

sense for dialogue, while her arch narrative voice, includes theatrical vocabulary 

and clever turns of phrase.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-4675-7 • $50.00 


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GRIFF CARVER, HALLWAY PATROL 

by Jim Krieg; read by Mike Chamberlain 

Griff Carver, a kid with a legendary and 

mysterious past, joins the Rampart Middle 

School Hallway Patrol. Beneath the school’s 

pristine surface he discovers a thriving underworld, 

including a counterfeit hall pass ring run 

by presidential candidate Marcus “The Smile” 

Volger. Find out if Griff can clean up the school. 

★“Krieg will keep listeners chuckling through the 

hilarious but action-packed showdown.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

★“Pitch perfect from start to finish.”—Booklist, starred review 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1539-9 • $28.00 


HOTHEAD 

by Cal Ripken, Jr. and Kevin Cowherd 

read by Cal Ripken, Jr. 

Connor can hit and field with the best of 

them, but he’s got one big problem: his temper. 

When the sports editor of the school paper 

threatens to do a big story on his tantrums, complete 

with embarrassing photos, Connor realizes 

he has to clean up his act. 

“Hall of Famer Ripken and veteran sports writer 

Cowherd manage to convey honest emotions...Fans of standard sports novels 

will enjoy this.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3079-1646-4 • $27.00 


IGGIE’S HOUSE 

by Judy Blume; read by Emily Janice Card 

Iggie moves to Tokyo, leaving Winnie without 

her best friend. Then the Garber family moves 

into Iggie’s house; they are black and Grove 

Street is white and always has been. Winnie sets 

out to be a good neighbor but that’s when the 

trouble starts—because the Garber kids don’t 

want a “good neighbor,” they want a friend. 

“Emily Janice Card provides superior narration, 

voicing the emotions of all the characters…listeners learn about racial tension.”—School 

Library Journal 

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THE INCORRIGIBLE CHILDREN 

OF ASHTON PLACE, BOOK II: 

THE HIDDEN GALLERY 

by Maryrose Wood 

read by Katherine Kellgren 

Despite Penelope’s civilizing influence, the 

Incorrigibles still managed to ruin the Christmas 

ball, nearly destroying the grand house. So while 

Ashton Place is being restored, Penelope, the 

Ashtons and the children move to London. 

Penelope is thrilled, as London offers so many opportunities to further the 

education of her unique students. 

★“Questions about the children’s backgrounds, Penelope’s connections to 

them, and Lord Ashton’s own wolfish behavior set the stage for the next act of 

this most excellent adventure, the follow-up to The Mysterious Howling.” 


★“[A] madcap sequel. Great fun.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1700-3 • $50.00 


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IT’S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD 


Karen’s dad has moved out of the house; he and 

her mom are talking about divorce. Her brother 

has locked himself up in his room, her sister’s a 

mess, and she can’t bring herself to talk about any 

of it with her best friend. She’s never felt so alone. 

Can Karen hold the family together—or is this 

really the best solution? 

“A believable first-person story with good characterization 

and realistic treatment of the situation.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4770-9 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: 3.4 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 530 • approx. 4 hrs. 30 mins. 


THE JAGUAR STONES, BOOK TWO: 

THE END OF THE WORLD CLUB 

by J&P Voelkel; read by Scott Brick 

With the end of the Mayan calendar fast 

approaching, Max and Lola are racing against 

time to outwit the twelve Lords of Death. 

Following the trail of the conquistadors, their 

quest takes them to Spain. With a pack of hellhounds 

on their heels, they must uncover the 

secrets of the long-lost Yellow Jaguar. 

“Mayan Death Lords, a deadline to find a precious stone to stave off the end 

of the world, and lots of Mayan lore make this a fact-packed, thrilling ride. 

Rick Riordan fans will love it.”—Booklist 

“Scott Brick provides excellent narration, capturing the story’s action and the 

characters’ emotions with perfect pacing, and giving each major character a 

unique voice.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-3077-1204-2 • $44.00 


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LUCKY FOR GOOD 

by Susan Patron; read by Cassandra Campbell 

As always, Lucky is brave, foolish, impulsive, 

vulnerable, and determined. Lucky faces a moral 

dilemma, gets in trouble for starting a fight, discovers 

a strange relative, and says the hardest 

goodbye of her life. Meanwhile, local Hard Pan 

residents join together against the closure of 

Brigitte’s Hard Pan Café by the County Health 

Department. 

Praise for Narrator Cassandra Campbell: 

“Campbell offers a straightforward, well-modulated rendition that allows 

Patron’s words to stand for themselves...she gently imbues the quirky characters 

with distinct personalities.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4591-0 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 3-6 • LL: NA • approx. 5 hrs. 

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MAGIC TREE HOUSE ® : Books 44 & 45 

by Mary Pope Osborne, read by the Author 

Includes: # 44: A Ghost Tale for Christmas Time 

and # 45: A Crazy Day with Cobras 

Jack and Annie inspire Charles Dickens to write 

A Christmas Carol. Then they travel back to the 

1600s in Mughal, India to find a magic jewel. 

“Osborne’s soothing, beautifully articulated voice 

and knack for characterization are reliably pleasing.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4670-2 • $30.00 


See page 33 for more Magic Tree House ® Series 

MOON OVER MANIFEST 

by Clare Vanderpool; read by Jenna Lamia, 

Cassandra Campbell and Kirby Heyborne 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Having heard stories about Manifest, Abilene is 

disappointed to find that it’s just a dried-up old 

town. But her disappointment quickly turns to 

excitement when she discovers a hidden box full 

of mementos. The mysterious letters send Abilene 

and her new friends on a spy hunt. 

★“Vanderpool weaves humor and sorrow into a complex tale involving murders, 

orphans, bootlegging, and a mother in hiding.”—Booklist, starred review 

7 CDs • 978-0-3079-6816-6 • $40.00 

Grade: RL: 5.3 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 700 • approx. 8 hrs. 

NATE THE GREAT: 

MORE COLLECTED STORIES 

by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat 

read by John Lavelle 

Collection includes: Nate the Great and the Lost 

List; Nate the Great and the Sticky Case; Nate the 

Great and the Fishy Prize; Nate the Great and the 

Boring Beach Bag; Nate the Great and the Stolen 

Base; Nate the Great and the Mushy Valentine; Nate 

the Great Talks Turkey; and Nate the Great and The 

COVER NOT FINAL 

Hungry Book Club. 

Praise for the Nate the Great series: 

“Budding mystery fans will line up for this one.”—School Library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-3079-1671-6 • $22.00 


See page 56 for more Volume 1 

NOAH BARLEYWATER RUNS AWAY 

by John Boyne; read by Andrew Sachs 

Eight-year-old Noah runs away. Before long, he 

comes across a toyshop full of the most amazing 

toys. There Noah meets a very unusual toymaker 

who tells him a story of adventure, wonder and 

broken promises that will change his life. 

Praise for John Boyne’s writing: 

“…a combination of strong characterization and 

honest narrative.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1650-1 • $30.00 

Grade RL: NA • IL: 3-6 • LL: NA • 5 hrs. 1 mins. 

NO PASSENGERS 

BEYOND THIS POINT 

by Gennifer Choldenko; read by Becca Battoe, 

Jessie Bernstein and Tara Sands 

India, Finn, and Mouse are shocked their house 

is in foreclosure and they are flying—without 

their mom—to live with their uncle. When they 

land they find themselves in a place they’ve never 

heard of, with no idea of how to get home. 

“Because all three narrators establish a strong 

sense of character, the tensions that divide the three heroes add a chilling 

quality to an action-packed puzzle.”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-0-3077-3789-2 • $30.00 


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OKAY FOR NOW 

by Gary D. Schmidt; read by Lincoln Hoppe 

When fourteen-year-old Doug Swieteck moves 

to a new town he finds an unlikely ally in smart 

girl, Lil. In Lil, Doug finds the strength to endure 

an abusive father. Together, they find inspiration 

in learning about the plates of John James 

Audubon’s birds at the library. 

★“This is Schmidt’s best novel yet.” 

—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

★“Delivered in a wholly believable voice,.”—Booklist, starred review 

8 CDs • 978-0-3079-1594-8 • $40.00 


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ONE DAY AND ONE AMAZING 

MORNING ON ORANGE STREET 

by Joanne Rocklin; read by Lisa Baney 

In alternating chapters, the children of Orange 

Street reveal, and deal with, their personal challenges—impressing 

friends, worrying about a 

traveling parent—while uncovering the mystery 

of the stranger who’s shown up on their block. 

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★“Fully realized characters and setting definitely 

make this one morning on Orange Street 

amazing.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

4 CDs • 978-0-3078-7974-5 • $38.00 


THE OTHER HALF OF MY HEART 

by Sundee T. Frazier; read by Bahni Turpin 

The close relationship of biracial twins is tested 

when their grandmother enters them in a pageant 

for African American girls. White-skinned Minni 

has always believed that, no matter how different 

she and darker skinned Keira look, they share a 

bond of the heart. Now she’ll find out the truth. 

★“The richest portrait of multiracial identity and 

family...An outstanding achievement.” 


★“[Sundee T. Frazier’s] ability to round out each character, looking past easy 

explanations for attitude, is impressive.”—Booklist, starred review 

7 CDs • 978-0-3078-7963-9 • $45.00 


See page 45 for more Sundae T. Frazier titles 

THE PENDERWICKS 

AT POINT MOUETTE 

by Jeanne Birdsall; read by Susan Denaker 

When summer comes, it’s off to the beach for 

Rosalind…and off to Maine with Aunt Claire for 

the rest of the Penderwick girls, and their friend, 

Jeffrey. Can Skye figure out Rosalind’s directions? 

Will Jane’s Love Survey come to a tragic conclusion? 

Find out what happens as the Penderwicks 

continue their unforgettable adventures. 

“From start to finish, this is a summer holiday to savor.”—Publishers Weekly 

6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1533-7 • $34.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 3-6 • LL: NA • 7 hrs. 32 mins 

See page 57 for more Jeanne Birdsall titles 

THE RED BLAZER GIRLS: 

THE MISTAKEN MASTERPIECE 

by Michael D. Beil; read by Tai Alexandra Ricci 

Best pals Sophie, Margaret, Rebecca, and Leigh 

Ann are the Red Blazer Girls. When Father Julian 

hires the Blazers to help him authenticate a painting. 

Mayhem and mystery follow as the girls 

attempt to uncover the truth. 

Praise for The Red Blazer Girls: 

★“Ricci does a superb job of bringing the characters 

to life.”—School Library Journal, starred review 

6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1581-8 • $34.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 4-9 • LL: NA • 7 hrs. 28 mins 

See page 59 for more RED BLAZER GIRLS 

SECOND FIDDLE 

by Rosanne Parry; read by Bri Knickerbocker 

When 13-year-old Jody and her friends save a 

badly beaten Russian soldier, they put into 

motion a chain of events that will take them from 

Berlin to Paris and straight into danger. Jody must 

trust herself, because directly after the fall of the 

Berlin Wall the line between friend and enemy is 

not clear. 

“First-class historical fiction; Parry vividly conjures 

the political tensions of the period, the challenges of life as an army brat, 

and the redemptive power of music.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Fast paced and appealing, with a tidy conclusion.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4762-4 • $39.00 

Grades RL: 4.9 • IL: 3-8 • LL: 770 • 5 hrs. 53 mins 

See page 51 for HEART OF A SHEPHERD 

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7 CDs • 978-0-3079-1712-6 • $55.00 

Grades RL: 5.4 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 840 • approx 8 hrs. 

SEEKERS #1: THE QUEST BEGINS 

by Erin Hunter; read by Julia Fletcher 

Three young bears from different species— 

black, polar, and grizzly—are separated from 

their families when they are just young cubs. 

They find themselves brought together on a perilous 

journey. Fate is about to change their lives 

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future they cannot yet imagine. 

SEEKERS #2: GREAT BEAR LAKE 

by Erin Hunter; read by Julia Fletcher 

Three young bear cubs are finally united at the 

sacred Great Bear Lake. But danger lurks ahead, 

and the bears must test their determination to 

reach the promised wilderness. Only if they put 

aside their differences will they have any chance 

of surviving the harsh realities of the wild. 

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“Told with an interesting balance of cute anthro- 

pomorphic characterization and realistic attention 

to bear behaviors and the brutalities of life in the wild.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-3079-1714-0 • $55.00 

Grades RL: 5.2 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 750 • approx 8 hrs. 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1687-7 • $30.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 3-6 • LL: NA • 5 hrs. 31 mins. 

See page 3 for SHARK WARS 2 

SHARK WARS 

by E. J. Altbacker; read by Joshua Swanson 

Gray, a high-spirited young shark, has led a 

happy, easy life, living with his mother and their 

community of sharks in a hidden tropical reef. 

But when Gray swims too far from home, 

endangering the entire reef, he is banished. Gray 

fears he will never see his family and friends 

again. 

THE SIXTY-EIGHT ROOMS 

by Marianne Malone; 

read by Cassandra Campbell 

The Thorne Rooms in the Chicago Art 

Institute are 68 exquisitely crafted miniature 

rooms. Two young visitors, Ruthie and Jack, 

have found a key that allows them to shrink so 

they can sneak inside and explore the rooms’ 

secrets. And they’ve discovered that others 

have done so before them and someone left 

something important behind. 

“A smoothly written fantasy with an appealing premise.”—New York Times 

“A fantastical story with plenty of real-world elements.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1635-8 • $35.00 

Grades RL: 5.2 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 730 • 7 hrs. 13 mins. 

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SMALL ACTS OF 

AMAZING COURAGE 

by Gloria Whelan; read by Mandy Williams 

In 1918, fifteen-year-old Rosalind lives in India 

with her English parents. Rosalind sees the country 

slowly change. A man named Ghandi is coming 

to power, talking about independence from 

Britain. Rosalind longs to live the life that her 

heart tells her, not what her parents prescribe for 

her, but no one seems to listen. 

★“Whelan’s insight into history and her characters’ minds make every 

moment of this saga believable.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

4 CDs • 978-0-3079-1710-2 • $38.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 3-6 • LL: 940 • 4 hrs. 27 mins. 

See page 52 for more HOMELESS BIRD 

YOU’LL LIKE IT HERE 

(EVERYBODY DOES) 

by Ruth White; read by Jesse Bernstein 

Meggie and David are from another planet, but 

they’re a lot like Earth kids. When Meggie and 

David, along with their mother and grandfather, 

accidentally go to a planet where society is not 

only oppressive but hostile to individual freedom, 

they plan their escape and vow to help others. 

Praise for Ruth White’s writing: 

★“Spare, lyrical language combines skillfully with dialect and 

humor…Characters are carefully drawn and nuanced.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1599-3 • $34.00 


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mermaids, pirates, and good old fashioned Americana.” —Booklist 

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SPRING/SUMMER 2011 RECENT RELEASES — YOUNG ADULT 

THE ABUSED WEREWOLF 

RESCUE GROUP 

by Catherine Jinks; read by Grant Cartwright 

When Toby wakes up in the hospital with no 

memory of the night before, his horrified mother 

tells him that he was found unconscious. In a 

dingo pen. As the mystery unfolds, Toby finds 

himself with some very strange people. When he’s 

abducted in broad daylight, he’ll need their help 

to break free. 

“Stand-alone companion to The Reformed Vampire Support Group… diehards 

will be pleased to find that the action picks up as it goes.”—Booklist 

10 CDs • 978-0-7393-8533-3 • $55.00 


See pages 76 and 92 for more Catherine Jinks titles 

BLESSED 

by Cynthia Leitich Smith 

read by Kim Mai Guest 

Quincie P. Morris, teen restaurateuse and neophyte 

vampire, is in the fight of her life—or 

undeath. Even as she adjusts to her new appetites, 

she must clear her best friend and true love of 

murder charges; thwart the apocalyptic ambitions 

of Bradley and keep her dead parents’ restaurant 

up and running. 

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“Sure, the vampires, werewolves, and angels provide the lure, but Smith’s obvi- 

ous affection for her characters makes this more than the typical cynical genre 

exercise...if this is your cup of tea, you’ll relish it.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-3079-1707-2 • $50.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: NA • approx 7 hrs. 30 mins. 

See page 69 for more Cynthia Leitich titles 

CHIME 

by Franny Billingsley; read by Susan Duerden 

In early 20th century Wales, 18-year-old Briony 

believes she’s a witch. She is the only person, 

besides the Chime child, who can see the spirits 

who haunt the marsh. Briony is the reason her 

twin sister needs constant care, so she hates herself—until 

a young man enters her life and exposes 

secrets even Briony didn’t know. 

★“Filled with eccentric characters—self-hating 

Briony foremost—and oddly beautiful language, this is a darkly beguiling 

fantasy.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

★“From those arresting first lines to the very last word, readers will find themselves 

enthralled by 17-year-old Briony as she spins a tale of guilt, mystery, 

betrayal and, above all, love.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

★“Exploring the powers of guilt and redemption, Billingsley has crafted a 

dark, chilling yet stunning world…Exquisite to the final word.” 


★“The magnificently dark romantic setting and lovely, lyrical language and 

imagery enhance a novel that is both lushly sensual and shivery. Billingsley’s 

YA debut is a memorable one.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-3079-1521-4 • $40.00 


See page 50 for THE FOLK KEEPER 

THE DARK AND HOLLOW PLACES 

by Carrie Ryan; read by Allyson Ryan 

Annah’s world stopped the day Elias left and 

she’s been waiting for him to come home ever 

since. Without him, her life doesn’t feel much 

different from that of the dead who roam the 

wasted city around her. Then she meets Catcher 

and everything feels alive again. But Catcher has 

his own dark secrets… 

Praise for The Dead-Tossed Waves: 

“Listeners will be riveted and eagerly await the next installment.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-3077-4726-6• $48.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: NA • 11 hrs. 

See page 70 for more Carrie Ryan titles 

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THE DARK DAYS OF 

HAMBURGER HALPIN 

by Josh Berk; reader tba 

Will Halpin, an overweight deaf teen, spends 

his first year at a mainstream high school looking 

for love, failing algebra, and unraveling the social 

scene. And, oh yeah, figuring out who knocked 

off the star quarterback. 

★“This witty tale of mainstreaming, misfits and 

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murder glitters...”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

★“A coming-of-age mash-up of satire, realistic fiction, mystery, and ill-fated 

romance…that CX 

teens are going to love.”—School Library Journal, starred review 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1698-3 • $45.00 

Grades RL: 5.4: IL: 6-12 • LL: 820 • approx 6 hrs. 

First Time 

on Audio! 

DEENIE 

by Judy Blume; read by Kim Mai Guest 

When Deenie sees the brace for the first time, 

she wants to scream. But the words won’t come 

out. And beautiful Deenie, who everyone says 

should be a model, is stuck wearing a brace from 

her neck to her hips. For four years—or longer. 

How will she ever face the hard times ahead? 

“I was diagnosed with scoliosis at the same age as 

Deenie, and cast with a brace, and I could com- 

pletely relate to every one of Deenie’s reactions…”—Janessa, Goodreads.com 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-4774-7 • $28.00 


CX See pages 3, 9, 10, 15, and 19 for more Judy Blume titles 

DELIRIUM 

by Lauren Oliver; read by Sarah Drew 

Love has been declared a dangerous disease, 

and the government forces everyone to have a 

procedure called The Cure. Lena is looking forward 

to being cured and living a safe life. But 

then she meets Alex, and she falls in love, threatening 

both their lives. 

“Sarah Drew perfectly exudes Lena’s confused 

emotions, especially her passion, as she learns to 

feel.”—AudioFile 

9 CDs • 978-0-3079-1545-0 • $60:00 

Grade RL: 6.1 • IL: 6-12 • LL: 920 • 11 hrs. 52 mins. 

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EDGES 

by Léna Roy 

read by Cynthia Holloway and Ryan Gesell 

After his mother dies and his father begins 

drinking again, Luke, 16, leaves New York City 

for Moab, Utah. In New York, 19-year-old Ava 

finally admits she has a drinking problem. 

When fate brings Ava to Moab, she and Luke 

must figure out how to heal their families and 

themselves. 

“The alternating viewpoints benefit from a dual reading by Cynthia 

Holloway and Ryan Gesell.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4689-4 • $30.00 


ENTWINED 

by Heather Dixon; read by Mandy Williams 

Each night Azalea and her eleven younger sisters 

step through an enchanted passage to dance 

in the Keeper’s silver forest. What they don’t 

understand is that the mysterious Keeper is 

tightening his snare with deadly purpose. 

★“Explores significant themes of grief and loss, 

mercy and love...suspenseful and rewarding.” 


★“Readers who enjoy stories of royalty, romance, and magic will delight in 

Dixon’s first novel.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

10 CDs • 978-0-3079-1585-6 • $44.00 

Grade RL: NA • IL: 5-12 • LL: NA • 11 hrs. 50 mins. 

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SPRING/SUMMER RECENT RELEASES — YOUNG ADULT 

THE FALSE PRINCESS 

by Eilis O’Neal; read by Mandy Williams 

Nalia has been raised as the princess of 

Thorvaldor, but after her sixteenth birthday she 

learns that her real name is Sinda and she has been 

standing-in for the real Nalia. Sinda must leave 

her city and the only life she’s ever known, but she 

soon realizes she must return to save her country. 

“Debut novelist Eilis O’Neal deftly draws a 

protagonist to root...this compelling fantasy is 

filled with magic, political drama, and romance.”—Publisher’s Weekly 

9 CDs • 978-0-3078-7955-4 • $44.00 

Grades RL: 5.8 • IL: 5-12 • LL: NA • 10 hrs. 50 mins. 

THE FITZOSBORNES IN EXILE 

by Michelle Cooper; read by Emma Bering 

The royal family of Montmaray escaped their 

remote island home when the Germans attacked. 

Now Sophie’s journal fills us in on the social whirl 

of London’s 1937 season. The balls go on while 

newspaper headlines scream of war. With all 

Europe under attack, who will help them reclaim 

their beloved home? 

“Multilayered and engrossing, Cooper’s tale alternates 

between frothy fun and heartbreaking seriousness with utter mastery.” 

—Kirkus Reviews 

12 CDs • 978-0-3077-4722-8 • $50.00 


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FORGOTTEN 

by Cat Patrick; read by Julia Whelan 

When sixteen-year-old London goes to sleep 

each night her whole world disappears. In the 

morning, all she can “remember” are events from 

her future. When London starts experiencing disturbing 

flashbacks, or flashforwards, she realizes 

that it’s time to learn a little more about the past 

she keeps forgetting. 

“Cat Patrick’s novel is delightfully bizarre and 

original. The intrigue and family drama are well handled and keep you guessing 

until the last page.”—Romantic Times 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1116-8 • $34.00 


INGENUE 

by Jillian Larkin; read by Abby Craden 

The second explosive novel in the sexy, dangerous, 

and ridiculously romantic new Flappers trilogy, 

set in 1920s Chicago and New York. Bobbed 

hair. Short skirts. Cool jazz. Dark speakeasy. 

Anything goes. Meet the flappers, Gloria, Clara, 

Lorraine…and the rich young boys who love and 

loathe them. 

Praise for Vixen: 

“An enjoyable listen for teens who like historical fiction served with a dollop 

of Gossip Girl high jinks.”—Booklist 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-4697-9 • $44.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: NA • approx 10 hrs. 30 mins. 

See page 15 for VIXEN 

THE IRON THORN 

by Caitlin Kittredge; read by Katie McNichol 

Everyone in Aoife’s family has gone mad on 

their 16th birthday. Now a ward of the state, and 

one of the only female students at the School of 

Engines, Aoife’s future seems bleak until she 

receives a letter that might change everything. 

“Steampunk fans will delight in this first title in 

the sure-to-be-popular Iron Codex series… 

Kittredge’s richly descriptive narrative captures all 

the details of clockwork, inventive machinery, foggy mists, ghastly ghouls, and 

creative landscapes.”—Booklist 

13 CDs • 978-0-3077-4730-3 • $54.00 


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PASSION 

by Lauren Kate; read by Justine Eyre 

Before Luce and Daniel met at Sword & Cross 

and fought immortals at Shoreline, they lived 

many lives. PASSION gives answers and insight 

into who Luce and Daniel were before we first 

met them, and seamlessly moves ahead the main 

plot, setting up an incredibly thrilling and climactic 

introduction to the final book in the Fallen 

series. 

Praise for Fallen: 

“Eyre’s controlled, well-modulated voice matches Luce’s uncertainty about 

shadows she sees…The story holds instant appeal for Twilight fans.”—Booklist 

“Popular with younger high school students interested in supernatural fiction 

and stories of star-crossed lovers.”—VOYA 

8 CDs • 978-0-3077-0653-9 • $40.00 


See page 69 for more Lauren Kate titles 

PLEASE IGNORE VERA DIETZ 

by A. S. King; read by Lynde Houck 

PRINTZ HONOR WINNER 

Vera’s spent her whole life secretly in love with 

her best friend, Charlie. She’s kept his secrets, 

even after he betrayed her and ruined everything. 

When Charlie dies in dark circumstances, Vera 

knows a lot more than anyone. But will she come 

out from hiding and clear his name? 

★“The author depicts the journey to overcome a 

legacy of poverty, violence, addiction and ignorance as an arduous one, but 

Vera’s path glimmers with grace and hope.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

★“An arresting tale…a worthy addition to any YA collection.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3079-4213-5 • $40.00 


RED GLOVE 

The Curse Workers, Book Two 

by Holly Black; read by Jesse Eisenberg 

After rescuing his brothers and finding out that 

the girl he’s loved his whole life will never be his, 

Cassel is trying to re-establish some normalcy in 

his life. It’s not going to be easy since Cassel is 

being courted by both sides of the law. In order to 

survive he’ll have to pull off his biggest con ever. 

“The Curse Workers series continues to offer a 

sleek and stylish blend of urban fantasy and crime noir.”—Booklist 

★“Black again delivers complex characters and a nicely developed alternate 

universe where magic workers are social pariahs. This powerful, edgy dark fantasy 

won’t disappoint Black’s fans.”—Publisher’s Weekly, starred review 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1187-8 • $40.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: 660 • 7 hrs. 

See pages 79, 80, and 87 for more Holly Black titles 

THE RITES AND WRONGS 

OF JANICE WILLS 

by Joanna Pearson; reader tba 

Janice loves anthropology—the study of human 

culture—and her observations help her navigate a 

treacherous high school world. But when hot 

Jimmy Denton takes an interest in Janice, all her 

anthropological certainties are thrown into doubt 

and she has to figure out for the first time where 

she really fits into the world. 

“Debut novelist Pearson has created a wonderfully insecure protagonist in 

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Janice...[her] path to increased self-knowledge and empathy—through the 

unlikeliest of avenues is rewarding, honest, and quite funny.” 

—Publishers Weekly 

5 CDs • 978-0-3079-1690-7• $45.00 

Grades RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: 810 • 5 hrs. 

CX

SPRING/SUMMER RECENT RELEASES — YOUNG ADULT 

THE RUNNING DREAM 

by Wendelin Van Draanen; 

read by Laura Flanagan 

Jessica, who lives to run, thinks life is over when 

she loses a leg. As she struggles to cope with a 

prosthetic leg and odd treatment from her peers, 

Jessica gets help from an unexpected friend— 

Rosa, a girl with cerebral palsy. Now Jessica doesn’t 

just want to cross the finish line—she wants to 

take Rosa with her. 

“Flanagan’s tones demonstrate Jessica’s volatile emotions...nicely narrated two 

handkerchief story of hope and courage.”—Booklist 

“Flanagan pulls listeners in…This inspirational audiobook will have students 

reflecting on their own lives.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-4800-3 • $34.00 

Grades RL: 4.1 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 650 • 7 hrs. 

See page 106 for more Wendelin Van Draanen titles 

THE SUMMER I LEARNED TO FLY 

by Dana Reinhardt; read by Shannon McManus 

Drew’s a bit of a loner. She has a pet rat and her 

dead dad’s Book of Lists. It’s business as usual, 

until she meets Emmett. Who he is, why he’s 

there and his knowledge of rats are all mysteries 

Drew will untangle as she enters into the first true 

friendship, and adventure, of her life. 

Praise for Dana Reinhardt: 

★“Every character brings a point of view that adds 

to a fuller picture…Powerful.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

4 CDs • 978-0-3079-1577-1 • $30.00 


5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4778-5 • $30.00 

Grades RL: 4.1 • IL: 5-12 • LL: 650 • 6 hrs. 

TIGER EYES 


First Time 

on Audio! 

Davey’s father is dead, shot in a hold-up, and 

her mother is moving the family to New Mexico 

to try to recover. Climbing in the canyon, Davey 

meets the mysterious Wolf. Slowly, with Wolf’s 

help, Davey realizes that she must get on with her 

life. But will she ever stop hurting? 

“This is a masterly novel.”—The New York Times 

THUNDER OVER KANDAHAR 

by Sharon E. McKay; read by Mozhan Marno 

Best friends Tamanna and Yasmine cannot 

believe their good fortune when a school is set up 

in their remote Afghan village. When the Taliban 

attack the school, the girls’ dreams for the future 

are shattered. Together, they try to flee, only to 

find themselves in mortal danger. 

★“Marno’s fierce, intense reading fits the troubled 

war zone…This beautifully balanced production 

will open listeners’ minds to the plights of an ongoing war even as it keeps 

their interest in the teens’ harrowing adventure.”—Booklist, starred review 

6 CDs • 978-0-3078-7971-4 • $39.00 


TORTALL AND OTHER LANDS: 

A COLLECTION OF TALES 

by Tamora Pierce; a Multi-cast performance 

These eleven tales including three brand-new 

stories from the land of Tortall, featuring previously 

unknown characters and old friends, will fill 

gaps of time and interest. These stories will lead 

fans, and new listeners, into one of the most intri- 

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cately constructed worlds of modern fantasy. 

“An array of richly imagined and well-written 

pieces…A must-read collection for Pierce’s fans.”—Booklist 

CX 

10 CDs • 978-0-3079-1638-9 • $60.00 


See pages 5 and 36 for more Tamora Pierce titles 

VIXEN 

by Jillian Larkin; read by Abby Craden 

17-year-old Gloria wants the flapper lifestyle— 

and the bobbed hair, cigarettes, and music-filled 

nights that go with it. But now that she’s engaged 

to Sebastian Grey, scion of one of Chicago’s most 

powerful families, her party days are over before 

they’ve even begun…or are they? 

“Read by Craden, whose vocal melodrama suits 

this debut novel. Craden breathily reveals the 

secrets and machinations of Jazz Age teens…An enjoyable listen for teens who 

like historical fiction served with a dollop of Gossip Girl high jinks.” 

—Booklist 

10 CDs • 978-0-3077-4693-1 • $44.00 

Grades RL: 5.1 • IL: 7-12 • LL: NA • 12 hrs. 50 mins. 

See page 14 for INGENUE 

THE WARLOCK: 

The Secrets of the Immortal 

Nicholas Flamel 

by Michael Scott; read by Paul Boehmer 

The twins of prophesy have been divided, and 

the end is beginning. Sophie is on her own with 

the ever-weakening Nicholas and Perenelle 

Flamel. She must depend on Niten to help her 

find an immortal to teach her Earth Magic. The 

surprise is that she will find her teacher in the 

most ordinary of places. 

Praise for The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series: 

“Master yarnspinner that he is, Scott expertly cranks up the suspense...plenty 

of action to come.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“This book is a must-read.”—School Library Journal about The Sorceress 

9 CDs • 978-0-3079-1549-8 • $44.00 


See page 101 for more Michael Scott titles 

THE WINGS OF MERLIN 

Book 5 of The Lost Years Of Merlin 

by T. A. Barron; read by Kevin Isola 

Merlin must unite all the peoples of Fincayra 

to stand together against an invasion from the 

evil warlord Rhita Gawr. But first, Merlin must 

fight the battling forces deep within himself and 

regain the long-lost wings that will enable him 

and his people to choose their true destiny. 

“Barron brings his Lost Years of Merlin saga to a 

resounding, satisfying close with this fifth volume.”—Booklist 

“Followers of the well-written fantasy series will find plenty of action and 

drama, with familiar touches of humor.”—School Library Journal 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-4651-1 • $60.00 


See page 18 for more T. A. Barron titles 

WOLFSBANE: 

A Nightshade Novel 

by Andrea Cremer; read by Rebecca Lowman 

When Calla wakes up in the lair of her enemy, 

she’s certain her days are numbered. But then 

they make her an offer that gives her the chance 

to destroy her former masters and save her pack. 

Now Calla must decide which battles are worth 

fighting. 

Praise for Nightshade: 

“Cremer’s debut brings mystery and passion to a journey of self-determination…the 

well-constructed plot carries readers along to a cliffhanger.” 


“There’s enough action to engage any reluctant reader.”—Booklist 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-4599-6 • $44.00 


See page 74 for NIGHTSHADE 

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THE FIRE-EATERS 

read by Daniel Gerroll 

Darkness is approaching as Bobby’s father 

suffers from a mysterious illness and a war 

looms. Together with friends, Bobby teaches 

himself to believe in miracles to save the people 

and place he loves. 

“Earnest, breathy, terrifying, and reverent, 

Gerroll’s reading is compelling.”—AudioFile 

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Kirkus Editor’s Choice—Audiobooks 

4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9502-5 • $35.00 

CX 


KIT’S WILDERNESS 

read by Charles Keating 

MICHAEL L. PRINTZ AWARD 

Thirteen-year-old Kit moves with his family 

to an old English mining town, where ghosts of 

the past continue to haunt the living. 

“Charles Keating’s spellbinding reading will 

keep listeners enthralled.”—Booklist 

“This unique and powerful book is superbly 

rendered by a narrator equal to its mystery.” 

—The Horn Book 

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ALSC Notable Children’s Recording 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3600-7 • $38.00 

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SKELLIG 

by David Almond 

PRINTZ HONOR BOOK 

Build unabridged audio collections of your favorite authors! 

READ BY THE AUTHOR 

Ten-year-old Michael was looking forward 

to moving into a new house. But now his baby 

sister is ill, and his parents are frantic. Michael 

steps into the crumbling garage and finds 

something that will change his world forever. 

“David Almond’s energetic reading usher listeners 

into an enigmatic plot…Almond breathlessly 

delivers the mounting mysteries.” 


“While written for children and pre-teens, this 

is truly a story for anybody who wants to fall 

under a magic spell. It is a real feel-good listening 

experience, and the author masterfully 

reads the book with the just the mood he wishes 

the story to convey.”—Sound Commentary 

BONUS FEATURE: Exclusive story and music from the opera 

Skellig. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8587-6 • $38.00 


THE ASTONISHING LIFE OF 

OCTAVIAN NOTHING, 

TRAITOR TO THE NATION 

Volume I: The Pox Party 

read by Peter Francis James 

NATIONAL BOOK AWARD WINNER 

MICHAEL L. PRINTZ HONOR 

He is a boy dressed in silks, given the finest of 

classical educations, and being raised by a group 

of rational philosophers. Only after he opens a 

forbidden door does he learn the hideous nature 

of his guardian’s experiments. 

“Narrator James’ precise elocution captures 

Anderson’s eighteenth-century-styled prose, 

appropriately conveying the unique diction of 

each character.”—The Horn Book 

Booklist Editors’ Choice—Media 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-4846-8 • $55.00 


THE ASTONISHING LIFE OF 

OCTAVIAN NOTHING, 

TRAITOR TO THE NATION 

Volume II: The Kingdom On The Waves 

read by Peter Francis James 


Octavian Nothing and Dr. Trefusis escape 

through rising tides to find shelter in Britishoccupied 

Boston. Octavian soon learns of Lord 

Dunmore’s proclamation offering freedom to 

slaves who join the counter-revolutionary forces. 

“James’ delivery of early American diction is 

controlled, believable, and never theatrical.” 


“Peter Francis James, an outstanding reader, 

tackles this challenging, sometimes difficult, 

book and makes the 18th century style of writing 

come alive.” 

—Sound Commentary Best Audiobook 

AudioFile Best Audiobooks 


Kirkus Editor’s Choice—Audiobooks 

11 CDs • 978-0-7393-6788-9 • $75.00 

Grade RL: 8.1 • IL 9-12 • LL: 1060 • 13 hrs. 25 mins. 

FEED 

read by David Aaron Baker 

LOS ANGELES TIMES BOOK PRIZE 

A smart satire about the nature of consumerism 

and what it means to be a teenager. 

“This recording is a brilliant extension of a 

discomforting, thought-provoking book.” 


“Titus’ stream of words and the rhythm of the 

‘teenspeak’ are read to perfection by actor David 

Baker..”—School Library Journal 



YALSA Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults 

5 CDs • 978-0-8072-1773-3 • $45.00 


M. T. ANDERSON’S 

THRILLING TALES 

read by Marc Cashman 

WHALES ON STILTS! 

Lily Gefelty and her best friends attempt to foil 

the plans of a madman who has unleashed an 

army of stilt-walking, laser-beaming whales on 

the world. 

“Narrator Marc Cashman does an excellent job. 

Wonderful sound effects bring the images to 

life.”—School Library Journal 

“The radio show element and Marc Cashman’s 

CD 

exquisite rendition of this kooky story perfectly 

suit the audio format.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-307-24633-2 • $30.00 

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CLUE OF THE LINOLEUM 

LEDERHOSEN 

Lily, Jasper, and Katie fly off for a stay in 

a mountain lodge, which just happens to be hosting 

a convention for characters from other middle-grade 

series novels. 

“Funny, yes, but also existentially thoughtprovoking.”—The 

Horn Book 

“Marc Cashman works hard to get across the 

zany humor of Anderson’s pulp fiction for kids 

and succeeds.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-307-28594-2 • $38.00 


THE GAME OF SUNKEN PLACES 


Brian and Gregory stay with an eccentric 

relative at his mansion, where a board game 

draws them into a mysterious adventure. 

“Cashman’s seasoned voice sets the mood for the 

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twists and turns that will intrigue listeners.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-307-28221-7 • $50.00 

CX 


JASPER DASH AND THE 

FLAME-PITS OF DELAWARE: 

A Pals in Peril Tale 

Cut off from the world, Delaware is a 

forbidden realm our heroe Jasper Dash, Boy 

Technoaut, must travel to unravel the mystery of 

who is stealing the secrets and artifacts of 

Delaware’s Vbngoom monastery. 

“Too much fun to pass up, especially for fans, 

who will enjoy hearing Cashman sing ‘Fair 

Delaware’.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6194-8 • $45.00 


AGENT Q, OR THE SMELL OF 

DANGER!: A Pals in Peril Tales 

It’s time for Lily, Katie, and Jasper to head 

home, but the Awful Autarch’s spies and goons 

are everywhere, and it’s clear that they have other 

plans for our intrepid heroes. 

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“Fans of this absurd, comical adventure series will 

love this nifty audio version.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4627-6 • $50.00 

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Winner of the Margaret A. Edwards Award 

CATALYST 

read by Samantha Mathis 

Meet Kate Malone, a straight-A student and 

minister’s daughter who tries to do too much 

until she feels her life spinning out of control. 

“Her timing impeccable, Mathis depicts Kate 

in all her compulsiveness...”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5113-0 • $45.00 

Grade: RL: 4.0 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 580 • 6 hrs. 1 min. 

FEVER 1793 

read by Emily Bergl 

14-year-old Matilda Cook barely remembers 

life before her father died. Then, a mysterious 

fever strikes. Mattie finds herself struggling to 

keep herself—and those she loves—alive. 

“Emily Bergl narrates this historical novel… 

with enthusiasm...this could also make history 

come alive for kids studying the post- 

Revolutionary War period.”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4905-2 • $45.00 


SPEAK 

read by Mandy Siegfried 


After calling the cops to a party, Melinda is an 

outcast at school. Even on her own she’s not 

safe. Because there’s something she’s trying not 

to think about. Through her art, she is able to 

face what happened at that party and fight back. 

“Listeners will laugh and ache right along with 

this unforgettable character...” 


“Listeners will become emotionally involved in 

this very effective presentation which is sure to 

please teen audiences.”—School Library Journal 


KLIATT Editors’ Choice 


5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8998-7 • $45.00 


TWISTED 

read by Michael Chamberlain 

High school senior Tyler Miller used to be 

an average guy. But since he spent the summer 

working outside, his new physique attracts the 

attention of queen bee Bethany Milbury, who is 

his father’s boss’s daughter, the sister of his 

biggest enemy...and his crush. 

“Chamberlain’s narration easily bounces 

between appropriately flip tones and more 

somber or awestruck ones...”—Booklist 

“Chamberlain expresses Tyler’s emotional 

anguish as he struggles to balance peer 

pressures, probation, and family obligations.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5102-4 • $45.00 

Grade: RL: 4.3 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 680 • 6 hrs. 27 mins 

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BEFORE WE WERE FREE 

PURA BELPRÉ AWARD READ BY THE AUTHOR 

Anita de la Torre lives in 1960s Dominican 

Republic. Using the strength and courage of 

her family, Anita must overcome her fears and 

adjust to changes within her community. 

“...Alvarez’s story will also spark intense 

discussion about politics and family.” 


KLIATT Editor’s Choice—Audiobooks 

5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8995-6 • $38.00 


ANTES DE SER LIBRES 

BEFORE WE WERE FREE 

read by Maria Siccardi 

The Spanish language edition of BEFORE 

WE WERE FREE. 

6 CDs • 978-0-307-20650-3 • $50.00 


FINDING MIRACLES 

read by Daphne Rubin-Vega 

Milly Kaufman is an ordinary American 

teenager living in Vermont—until she meets 

Pablo. His exotic accent, strange fashion-sense, 

and interest in Milly force her to confront her 

identity as an adopted child. 

“An excellent recording for all middle school 

and public library collections, and a must for 

those that serve a Latino population.” 


KLIATT Editors’ Choice—Audiobooks 

6 CDs • 978-1-4000-9489-9 • $50.00 


RETURN TO SENDER 

read by Ozzie Rodriguez and Olivia Preciado 

PURA BELPRÉ AWARD WINNER 

When Tyler’s family hires Mexican workers he’s 

not sure what to make of them and their three 

daughters, particularly Mari. Her family lives in 

constant fear of being discovered and sent back 

to Mexico. Can Tyler and Mari become friends 

despite their differences? 

“Julia Alvarez’s story of illegal immigration comes 

alive for young listeners and adults. Listening to 

this engrossing story together will offer conversation 

starters for parent and child to discuss one of 

the hottest political issues in our nation 

today.”—AudioFile 

“Rodriquez enthusiastically sounds like an adolescent, 

and he reads in a Spanish accent for some 

minor characters, as does Preciado, whose 

Spanish accent perfectly reflects Mari.”—Booklist 

BONUS FEATURE: Exclusive Author Interview 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-0764-2 • $39.00 


DEVOLVER AL REMITENTE 

read by Ozzie Rodriguez and Olivia Preciado 

The Spanish language edition of Julia Alvarez’s 

RETURN TO SENDER. 

“Rodriguez and Preciado are perfectly paired, 

and with their bilingual language skills they deftly 

convey Julia Alvarez’s diverse characters and 

compelling story.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-0768-0 • $39.00 


TIA LOLA STORIES 

read by Michelle Gonzalez 

Includes: How Tia Lola Came to (Visit) Stay 

and How Tia Lola Learned to Teach. 

Moving to Vermont after his parents split, 

Miguel has plenty to worry about! Tía Lola, his 

magical aunt makes his and his sister’s life even 

more unpredictable when she arrives. 

★“The warmth of the individual characters and 

the simple music of the narrative will appeal to 

middle-graders.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Gonzalez’s narration is upbeat…her voice rings 

with authenticity…Listeners will also enjoy the 

laugh-out-loud moments…Gonzales moves easily 

from English to Spanish, underscoring the 

Guzman family’s multilingual world.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-0724-6 • $39.00 


See page 4 for CUENTOS DE TIA LOLA. 

“Audiobooks are great for readers of all 

ages and all abilities because of the 

unique interpretation the actors bring to 

the reading. Listening Library offers 

such a vast array of children's and young 

adult titles from which to choose that 

students, parents, and teachers are sure to 

find books that appeal to everyone!” 

—April Whatley Bedford, Ph.D., 

Professor and Department Chair, 

University of New Orleans 


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© Greg Harring 

THE GREAT TREE OF AVALON 

Child of the Dark Prophecy 

read by Richard Easton 

Long ago, the great wizard Merlin planted 

the seed that would become the peaceful world 

of Avalon. But now Avalon’s fate rests with 

three young people. 

“Richard Easton’s narration is enjoyable and 

fantasy readers will be charmed by his delightful 

characterizations.”—School Library Journal 

“The grandeur and squalor of this drama 

unfold under Easton’s skillful reading.” 


11 CDs • 978-0-7393-7222-7 • $75.00 


“Barron’s fascination with and 

appreciation for nature shines through 

in his rich and inventive tale, 

The Great Tree of Avalon.” 

—Academy Award-winning director, 

Robert Redford 

See page 15 for Book 5 

THE WINGS OF MERLIN. 

TIGER, TIGER 

read by Jan Francis 

In a tale both exotic and original, two tiger 

cubs are torn from the jungle and taken to 

Rome. The stronger cub is trained as a killer at 

the Coliseum and the smaller cub is given to 

the Emperor’s daughter. 

“Jan Francis’s narration is strong yet tender.” 


“Francis skillfully guides listeners through this 

historic story with her unhurried and easy 

style of reading.”—AudioFile 

“[T]his provocative title will appeal to fans 

of historical fiction, romance, and animal 

stories.”—Booklist 



4 CDs • 978-0-307-24628-8 • $38.00 


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THE LOST YEARS OF MERLIN SERIES 

“Listen and be wonderously transported to the mist-covered land of the ancients!” 


THE LOST YEARS OF MERLIN 

read by Michael Cumpsty 

A strange young boy who has washed up on 

the shores of ancient Wales is determined to 

find his real home and his true name. One day 

he will become the greatest wizard of all time, 

but he knows nothing of this now. 

“Through Cumpsty’s skillful narration, the 

many characters of the saga are distinctly and 

vividly portrayed.”—AudioFile 


BONUS FEATURE—Author Introduction 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-8066-6 • $60.00 


THE SEVEN SONGS OF MERLIN 

read by Kevin Isola 

To save his ailing mother, young Merlin 

must master the Seven Songs of Wisdom 

passed down from his grandfather, a legendary 

wizard. Having stumbled upon his hidden 

powers, the young wizard Merlin voyages to 

the Otherworld in his quest to find himself 

and the way to the realm of the spirit. 

“Merlin is a combination of pride, bravery, and 

recklessness, qualities Kevin Isola conveys in 

every nuance of his voice.”—AudioFile 


8 CDs • 978-0-7393-8135-9 • $45.00 


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INDIAN IN THE 

CUPBOARD SERIES 

read by the Author 

THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD 

A nine-year-old boy receives a plastic Indian, 

a cupboard, and a little key for his birthday 

and finds himself involved in adventure when 

the Indian comes to life in the cupboard and 

befriends him. 

“The best children’s book of the year.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-307-24624-0 • $38.00 


THE RETURN OF THE INDIAN 

A year after he sends his Indian friend, Little 

Bear, back into the magic cupboard, Omri 

decides to bring him back only to find that he 

is close to death and in need of help. 

“Thoughtful and captivating...”—Booklist 

“[A] wonderful sequel, beautifully re-creating 

the magic of the original while adding a darker 

thread of reality.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7370-5 • $30.00 


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THE FIRES OF MERLIN 


Long ago Merlin’s grandfather saved the 

magical island of Fincayra by casting a sleeping 

spell over a vengeful dragon. Now the dragon 

has awakened from his enchanted slumber. 

“Middle school fans of the Arthurian legends 

and those who’ve been following the other titles 

in this series will find added enjoyment 

listening to Isola’s dramatic narration.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8136-6 • $55.00 


THE MIRROR OF MERLIN 


Strange wickedness is rising from a remote 

swamp on the magical Isle of Fincayra. To save 

his homeland, as well as his own destiny, young 

Merlin must voyage to frightening places. The 

young wizard Merlin continues to experience 

both his growing powers and his essential 

humanity. 

“This should be eagerly devoured by the saga’s 

fans.”—Booklist 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3579-6 • $50.00 


THE SECRET OF THE INDIAN 

Omri and Patrick foil a burglary and are forced 

to share their secret of time travel. 

“A solid production of a popular favorite.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7372-9 • $30.00 


THE MYSTERY OF THE CUPBOARD 

Omri and his family move to an old farmhouse, 

where he finds an ancient notebook that reveals a 

family secret—and the mysterious origins of his 

magical cupboard. 

“From start to finish, this is a first-rate mystery/ 

suspense program for juvenile and YA listeners.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7386-6 • $38.00 


THE KEY TO THE INDIAN 

When Little Bear and the Iroquois tribe are in 

trouble, only Omri and his father can help. 

“This is one time when the author’s creativity as 

a writer meshes beautifully with her ability to 

perform at the mike.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7384-2 • $45.00 



THE FUDGE SERIES 


© Sigrid Estrada 

TALES OF A FOURTH 

GRADE NOTHING 

Peter’s trials and tribulations with his little 

brother are “a particularly fun listen for parents 

and kids at bedtime.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8625-2 • $30.00 


OTHERWISE KNOWN AS 

SHEILA THE GREAT 

Sheila Tubman, the “Cootie Queen,” spends 

the summer facing her worst fears. 

“Listeners will be charmed by the story’s strong 

female heroine and will happily follow Sheila 

through her summer adventures.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5526-8 • $30.00 


SUPERFUDGE 

More surprises are in store for the Hatchers 

with a baby coming. 

“A genuinely funny story.” 


Texas Bluebonnet Award 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-8348-1 • $30.00 


FUDGE-A-MANIA 

Peter’s worst fear comes true when his 

parents decide to share a summer home with 

Sheila Tubman and her family. 

“Blume enlivens this story of an extended 

family on vacation. Pace, timing and the lisp 

of the ‘little kids’ make for a fun listening 

experience.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1165-6 • $30.00 


DOUBLE FUDGE 

Fudge Hatcher is back for a wild and wacky 

beginning to a new school year. He goes whole 

hog when he discovers the value of money. 

“Who better to bring voice to her own 

characters than the author herself? [Judy 

Blume’s] delight in this family is evident and 

infectious.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1163-2 • $38.00 


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FRECKLE JUICE & THE ONE 

IN THE MIDDLE IS THE 

GREEN KANGAROO 

read by Laura Hamilton 

Andrew Marcus would do anything for 

freckles in the hilarious first story. In the 

second, middle child Freddy Dissel goes to 

great lengths to stand out in his family. 

“[Laura Hamilton’s] depiction of the children 

shines. A worthwhile addition to primary 

grade collections.”—School Library Journal 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-4894-9 • $20.00 

Grade: RL: 2.1 • IL: 2-4 • LL: 370 • 37 mins. 

ARE YOU THERE GOD? 

IT’S ME, MARGARET. 

read by Laura Hamilton 

ALL TIME BEST 100 NOVELS—TIME MAGAZINE 

“With sensitivity and humor Judy Blume has 

captured the joys, fears, and uncertainty 

that surround a young girl approaching 

adolescence.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Upbeat and entertaining, this production is a 

perfect match of author and narrator.” 



3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8994-9 • $30.00 


BLUBBER 

read by Halley Feiffer 

A spiteful note about a girl’s weight makes 

the rounds of her class. Nobody expects the 

fun to end where it does. 

“Judy Blume’s considerable gifts of humor, 

readability, and child appeal mask her other 

vocation as teller of moral tales.” 


BONUS FEATURE—Interview with Judy Blume and 

librarian, Pat Scales, about bullying. 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1781-8 • $30.00 


STARRING SALLY J. 

FREEDMAN AS HERSELF 


When Sally’s family moves to Miami Beach, 

she is excited and nervous at the same time. 

But all of these worries don’t stop Sally from 

having her own wonderful adventures. 

“Blume’s narration is spirited and perfectly 

paced.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-307-20741-8 • $50.00 


THEN AGAIN, MAYBE I WON’T 

read by Justin Long 

Tony deals with difficult life changes when 

his family moves to a wealthy neighborhood. 

“Actor Justin Long captures the discomfort and 

frustration of Tony’s struggle to fit in.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6115-3 • $24.00 


See pages 3, 9, 10, 13, and 15 

for more Judy Blume titles. 


SOUPY SATURDAYS WITH 

THE PAIN & THE GREAT ONE 

read by Fred Berman and Kathleen McInerny 

Seven warm-hearted stories give a peek at how a 

brother and sister relate to each other. 

“An entertaining and fun recording that will 

delight young listeners.”—AudioFile 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-6105-4 • $20.00 

Grade: RL: 2.8 • IL: K-3 • LL: 420 • 1 hr. 13 mins. 

GOING, GOING, GONE! WITH THE 

PAIN & THE GREAT ONE 

read by Kathleen McInerney with the Author 

The Pain and the Great One are going places! 

In these new stories the kids are on the go—the 

Pain needs a trip to the emergency room; the 

family goes to the mall; the kids visit a county 

fair; and a beach outing includes a boogie board. 

“Stories are sweet and accurately depict the 

growing pains of childhood.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7150-3 • $20.00 


COOL ZONE WITH THE PAIN 

& THE GREAT ONE 

read by Kathleen McInerney with the Author 

The Pain and the Great One hardly agree on 

anything. But deep down, they know they can 

count on each other, especially at school. Like 

when that first baby tooth falls out. Or when an 

unwanted pet needs to be caught. Or when a 

scary bully says you’re burnt toast. On these 

days, it can feel good not to go it alone. 

“Stories are sweet and accurately depict the 

growing pains of childhood.” 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-6497-0 • $20.00 


FRIEND OR FIEND? WITH THE 

PAIN & THE GREAT ONE 

read by Kathleen McInerney 

Jake is so embarrassed by a reading circle 

blunder, he vows never to speak in class again. 

Abigail believes one of her best friends doublecrossed 

her. And on the perfect snow day, who 

jumps on Jake and washes his face in snow? 

“The situations are believable, and many readers 

will relate to the squabbles between the siblings 

and their school experiences” 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-8061-1 • $20.00 

Grade: RL: 2.8 • IL: K-3 • LL: NA • 1 hr. 14 mins. 

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PANTS ON FIRE 

read by Krista Sutton 

When Katie Ellison’s perfect life as a straight-A 

student begins to unravel, she finds lying is the 

only way to keep everything from falling apart. 

Tensions build until she realizes that telling the 

truth is her only option. 

“Tweens and teens will likely find this amusing 

fare.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5085-0 • $45.00 


TEEN IDOL 

read by Elizabeth Moss 

When teen heartthrob Luke Stryker shows up 

at Jenny Greenley’s high school to research a 

movie role, he persuades Jenny to use her 

talents to influence change at school. 

“It’s refreshing to listen to narrator Elizabeth 

Moss’s sweet, solid voice nail every nuance of 

adolescent conversation and thought process.” 


5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8989-5 • $45.00 


AVALON HIGH 

read by Debra Wiseman 

Avalon High seems like a typical high school, 

but not everyone is who they appear to be. 

“Wiseman does a splendid job of reading with 

youthful exuberance…This blend of romance, 

fantasy, and history will keep listeners entranced 

to the very end.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-307-20666-4 • $50.00 


JINX 

read by Amber Sealy 

Jean earned the nickname, Jinx, because misfortune 

follows her everywhere. Soon Jinx learns 

that the curse she has lived under since birth 

might be the only thing that can save her life. 

“Sealey’s reading is well paced and engaging 

…her performance reflects the light tone and 

engaging plot of this entertaining teen novel.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6095-8 • $50.00 


READY OR NOT 

read by Ariadne Meyers 

Samantha Madison has to deal with life as the 

girlfriend of the First Son. 

“Meyers believably portrays Samantha with all of 

the awkwardness, wonder, and curiosity of a 

teen.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-307-24614-1 • $50.00 


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THE PRINCESS DIARIES 

read by Anne Hathaway 

Mia’s just a New York City girl living with 

her artist mom when she learns she’s a princess. 

“Hathaway convincingly voices every nuance 

of exasperation, humiliation and anxiety that 

Mia feels.”—Publishers Weekly 



5 CDs • 978-0-8072-1164-9 • $45.00 


PRINCESS IN THE SPOTLIGHT 


Mia, the new princess of Genovia, manages 

to alienate her best friend, her family, and her 

subjects in a prime-time interview. 

“Hathaway perfectly reflects teenager Mia and 

her concerns about boys, clothes, girlfriends, 

her pregnant mother, demanding Grandmère, 

and the residents of Genovia.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1770-2 • $38.00 


PRINCESS IN LOVE 


Princess Mia agonizes over her love life, final 

exams, and future role as the princess of 

Genovia. 

“...Hathaway proves herself more than capable 

of entering into the mind, heart, and soul of a 

princess in love.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-8072-2002-3 • $45.00 


PRINCESS IN WAITING 

read by Clea Lewis 

Princess Mia must wait for everything—wait 

for a first date; wait for the government to 

accept her environmental advice; and wait to 

learn that her grandmother does have her best 

interests at heart. 

“Clea Lewis narrates Mia with all the 

impatience and uncertainty of a teenaged 

young lady…This is a teenaged girl’s delight.” 


5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8610-8 • $45.00 


ALL-AMERICAN GIRL 


Samantha is just an average gal living in DC 

until she inadvertently puts a stop to an 

attempt on the life of the President. 

“Listeners will be left hoping to hear more 

from both Samantha and Ariadne.” 




6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1597-5 • $50.00 


The Princess Diaries 


PRINCESS IN PINK 


Princess Mia has a problem to overcome—how 

to get asked to the senior prom by her boyfriend. 

“Listeners of all ages will laugh and groan in 

sympathy as Mia tries to navigate life.” 



BONUS FEATURE—Includes Project Princess 

7 CDs • 978-1-4000-8617-7 • $55.00 


PRINCESS IN TRAINING 


Princess Mia struggles with geometry, the 

expectations of being a college student’s girlfriend, 

running for president of the student council, and 

a potential ecological disaster. 

“Narrator Clea Lewis is the perfect youthful voice 

for Mia and the pacing is just right.” 



6 CDs • 978-0-307-20670-1 • $50.00 


PARTY PRINCESS 


Princess Mia is in her sophomore year, 

starring in a musical moneymaking scheme to 

save the student government budget. 

“Lewis’s reading is so convincing and full of life 

that it is hard to imagine the character of Mia 

Thermopolis done in any other voice.” 

—KLIATT 

5 CDs • 978-0-307-28585-0 • $45.00 


PRINCESS ON THE BRINK 


Princess Mia survived geometry, but there’s no 

guarantee she’ll make it through precalculus. On 

top of all the mathematical strife, her boyfriend, 

Michael, is leaving for Japan. 

“Clea Lewis is, once again, spot on as Princess Mia 

and her friends with melodramatic teen angst and 

confusion flowing easily.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4857-4 • $50.00 


HOW TO BE POPULAR 

read by Kate Reinders 

After finding a 1950s guide entitled How To Be 

Popular, Steph quickly becomes her school’s new 

hottest chick. But popularity can be hard to 

achieve and very easy to lose. 

“Kate Reinders reads the sixteen-year-old point 

of view with a perfect combination of inflection 

and tone.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3778-3 • $45.00 


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THE HEATHER WELLS MYSTERIES

wwBETSY BYARSww 

read by Blain Fairman 

“Narrator Blain Fairman’s characterizations 

are wonderful.”—AudioFile 

THE NOT-JUST-ANYBODY FAMILY 

Junior’s last memory is of crouching on the barn 

roof with cloth wings tied to his arms. Meanwhile, 

Pap is in jail and with mother away on the rodeo 

circuit, it’s up to Maggie and Vern to rescue Pap 

and Junior. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7391-0 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 4.6 • IL: 3-6• LL: 690 • 3 hrs. 30 mins. 

THE BLOSSOMS MEET THE 

VULTURE LADY 

Junior’s great ideas have a way of backfiring. 

This time he’s ready to startle the world by inventing 

the best coyote trap ever. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7394-1 • $30.00 


THE BLOSSOMS AND THE 

GREEN PHANTOM 

Disasters befall the Blossom family as Pap falls 

into a dumpster, Junior tries to make a 

success of his secret invention, and Vern dreads 

letting a new friend meet his unusual family. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7400-9 • $30.00 


A BLOSSOM PROMISE 

For the Blossom family it’s the best day of their 

lives—and the worst. How will the Blossom family 

pull together? 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7397-2 • $30.00 


WANTED: MUD BLOSSOM 

EDGAR AWARD 

Junior brings home the classroom hamster, 

Scooty, but when Scooty goes missing, all 

evidence points to Pap’s dog, Mud. 

★“Byars captures the conflict and tension of 

courtroom drama, the ups and downs of personal 

relationships, and the rewards of lasting friendships.”—School 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7403-0 • $30.00 


KEEPER OF THE DOVES 


For aspiring writer Amen McBee, life at the end of 

the 19th century with her four older sisters is full of 

adventure. 

“[Campbell] perfectly portrays Amen as she grows 

from an inquisitive toddler into a thoughtful 

girl.”—Booklist 

“Cassandra Campbell reads Amen’s words as 

dexterously as if they are poems...” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3601-4 • $30.00 


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AL CAPONE DOES MY SHIRTS 


NEWBERY HONOR AWARD WINNER 

It’s 1935 and twelve-year-old Moose Flanagan 

and his family have just moved to Alcatraz. Moose 

has to fit in at his new school, protect his sister, 

and stay out of trouble, but on Alcatraz, trouble is 

never very far away. 

“With its unique setting and well-developed characters, 

this warm, engaging coming-of-age story 

has plenty of appeal.”—Booklist 

★“Choldenko’s pacing is exquisite...[A] great 

read.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

5 CDs • 978-0-3075-8237-9 • $55.00 


AL CAPONE SHINES MY SHOES 


Moose Flanagan accepted help from Al Capone 

and now Moose receives a note from Capone, saying, 

“Your turn.” He wants everyone to count on 

him. But does that include Al Capone? 

★“Choldenko hits a grand slam...a solid-gold 

sequel that will not disappoint.” 


★“Narrator Kirby Heyborne does a wonderful job 

portraying and differentiating between the various 

characters…A must-have for elementary, middle 

school, and public libraries.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8006-2 • $55.00 


NOTES FROM A LIAR 

AND HER DOG 


For Antonia MacPherson, lying is a way of life. 

No matter what she does, her mother thinks she’s 

wrong. But then a teacher sees the truth behind 

Ant’s humor and lies. 

“Perfect pitch! As in music, in audiobook narration 

it is much desired...This one is a gem!” 




5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6139-9 • $38.00 


IF A TREE FALLS 

AT LUNCH PERIOD 

read by Ariadne Meyers and François Battiste 

Walker’s goal is to survive as one of the only 

African Americans at a new private school. When 

Kristen and him become friends it’s mostly to fend 

off a common enemy. Then Kirsten discovers something 

that shakes her and Walker to their cores. 

★“Meyers and Battiste are superb…The 

narrators’ compelling performances convey 

the difficulties of surviving middle school, 

leaving listeners both laughing and at times crying.”—Booklist, 

starred review 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6120-7 • $30.00 



NO PASSENGERS BEYOND THIS POINT 

SAHARA SPECIAL 

read by Phylicia Rashad 

Sahara Jones is facing fifth grade in a regular 

classroom after being taken out of special ed. 

When Miss Pointy introduces a new teaching 

style to the class, Sahara finds the courage to 

overcome her fears. 

“Rashad brings humor, poignancy, and a dash 

of sass.”—Publishers Weekly 

“In smooth, soothing tones, Rashad portrays 

the hip, creative, concerned teacher.” 



3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8991-8 • $30.00 


DIARY OF A FAIRY GODMOTHER 

read by Rachael Lillis 

When her interest in witchcraft gets her 

kicked out of charm school, Hunky-Dory 

decides to follow her heart and become a fairy 

godmother. 

“Simply charming!”—School Library Journal 

“Lillis’ lilting narration is a perfect fit with the 

amusing tale.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4540-3 • $30.00 


SING A SONG OF TUNA FISH 

Hard-to-Swallow Stories 

from Fifth Grade READ BY THE AUTHOR 

In stories that evoke the perspective of her 

ten-year-old self, Codell presents a memoir of 

growing up in a diverse Chicago neighborhood. 

“Since Codell reads her own story, the listener is 

provided with the opportunity to engage with it 

exactly the way she intends.”—AudioFile 

★“Codell does a credible job reading...” 


BONUS FEATURE—Two Extra Chapters 

2 CDs • 978-0-307-20681-7 • $24.00 


VIVE LA PARIS 

read by Tichina Arnold 

Paris is trying to understand an increasingly 

confusing world. When Mrs. Rosen, her piano 

teacher, gives her more than she can handle, it 

is just what Paris needs to understand the bully 

in her brother’s life…and the bullies of the 

world. 

“Arnold reads the book with warmth and 

understanding. Audio quality is excellent. 

Listeners will be hooked.” 


“Touching and funny, this short novel addresses 

innocence, guilt, and atonement and will 

have an intense impact on listeners.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6426-0 • $38.00 



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FRINDLE 

read by John Fleming 

Nick Allen turns his fifth-grade teacher’s love 

of the dictionary around on her and invents a 

new word. This begins a chain of events that 

quickly moves beyond his control. Soon, the 

new word is spreading across the country, and 

there’s nothing Nick can do to stop it. 

“It’s a perfect choice for long family trips.” 


Christopher Award: Books for Young People 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-1160-1 • $24.00 

Grade: RL: 5.4 • IL: 3-7 • LL: 830 • 1 hr. 39 mins. 

THE JANITOR’S BOY 

read by B. D.Wong 

Jack is embarrassed to attend the school where 

his father is a janitor, until a punishment forces 

him to learn surprising secrets about his dad and 

the old building. 

“Wonderfully read by B. D. Wong whose voice 

inflections bring to life a cast of supporting 

characters.”—School Library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7217-3 • $24.00 


BUD, NOT BUDDY 

read by James Avery 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

CORETTA SCOTT KING AWARD 

Ten-year-old Bud may be a motherless boy 

on the run, but he’s on a mission to find his 

father. “This crisp audio adaptation captures all 

the humor and heart of Curtis’s novel.” 


“Bud’s first-person narrative demands an 

enthusiastic and versatile reader. James Avery is 

all that and more.”—AudioFile 



5 CDs • 978-0-8072-1045-1 • $45.00 


THE WATSONS GO TO 

BIRMINGHAM–1963 

read by LeVar Burton 

NEWBERY HONOR 

CORETTA SCOTT KING HONOR 

Enter the world of ten-year-old Kenny and 

his family, the “weird” Watsons of Flint, MI. 

★“Superb audiobook…a warmly memorable 

evocation of an African American family.” 


“Marvelous…both comic and deeply moving.” 

—The New York Times Book Review 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1777-1 • $38.00 


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THE LAST HOLIDAY CONCERT 

read by Fred Berman 

Popular fifth grader Hart Evans must prepare 

his class for the annual holiday concert in an 

attempt to convince the school board why his 

teacher should stay in school. 

“Capture[s] the flavor of a multifaceted 

classroom and the speed at which sixth-graders 

move.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9493-6 • $30.00 


LUNCH MONEY 

read by John H. Mayer 

Sixth-grader Greg has a natural talent for 

making money and soon creates a plan to sell 

comic books during lunch. 

“Mayer brings to life differing personalities 

while catching all the humor inherent in 

this story.”—AudioFile 

BONUS FEATURE—Author Interview 

5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8298-9 • $38.00 


THE REPORT CARD 

read by Dina Sherman 

Fifth-grader Nora gets fed up over testing and 

the fuss about grades. 

“Clements has once again built a solid story 

around a controversial issue for which there is 

no easy answer.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-0751-7 • $30.00 


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BUCKING THE SARGE 

read by Michael Boatman 

Luther T. Farrell and his best friend Sparky 

will do anything to get out of Flint, MI. 

★“Boatman tackles Luther’s lively first-person 

narrative with captivating energy.” 




5 CDs • 978-1-4000-9484-4 • $45.00 


MR. CHICKEE’S FUNNY MONEY 

read by Joe Holt 

Flint Future Detective Club members solve 

the mystery of a quadrillion-dollar bill. 

“Narrator Joe Holt skillfully captures American 

and Jamaican accents.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-307-28339-9 • $30.00 


THE SCHOOL STORY 

read by Spencer Kayden 

Can a twelve-year-old girl publish a book? 

Natalie takes on New York’s publishing world in 

this engaging audiobook. 

“Kayden’s reading is energetic and fun.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3619-9 • $30.00 


THINGS NOT SEEN 

read by Daniel Passer 

When Bobby wakes up and finds himself 

invisible, he and his parents and his new blind 

friend Alicia try to find out what caused his condition 

and how to reverse it. 

“[A] thought-provoking tour de force.” 


6 CDs • 978-1-4000-9928-3 • $45.00 


A WEEK IN THE WOODS 

read by Ron Livingston 

Mark Chelmsley IV and his teacher are put to 

the test when the class goes on a camping trip. 

“Ron Livingston delivers a great rendition of a 

boy finding his soul in the wilderness.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-3072-4634-9 • $38.00 


MR. CHICKEE’S MESSY MISSION 

read by Joe Holt 

The Flint Future Detectives Club is involved 

in a case that is part mystery, part tall tale, part 

fantasy, and all comedy. 

“Reading in a youthful, zesty voice, Holt brings 

a bouncy charm to frantic exchanges between 

the pint-size crime solvers.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4848-2 • $45.00 


ELIJAH OF BUXTON 

read by Mirron Willis 


NEWBERY HONOR 

ODYSSEY HONOR AWARD 

Elijah is the first child born into freedom in 

Buxton, Canada. On a dangerous journey to 

America, Elijah discovers the horrors of the life 

his parents fled—a life from which he’ll always 

be free, if he can just get back home. 

★“Translates to a masterful audio perfectly 

illustrating a fine balance between high literary 

quality and expert performance…audio narration 

at its finest.”—Booklist, starred review 



Booklist Editor’s Choice - Audiobooks 

Scott O’Dell Award 


BONUS FEATURE—Author Reads Author’s Note 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6415-4 • $55.00 


Eoin Colfer on the joys of writing: 

“I can invent my own creatures and 

give them their own powers. 

It’s great fun.” 

AIRMAN 

read by John Keating 

Conor Boekhart is blamed for murdering the 

king. While in prison, Conor passes time by 

scratching designs for flying machines into the 

walls. After two years, he plans and executes a 

daring escape. But he decides he must return to 

reclaim diamonds he buried there. Then 

Conor’s entire family is arrested for his crime. 

Conor knows that to save them he must build 

the ultimate flying machine. 

★“Masterly reading of a gripping tale.” 


“John Keating creates each character portrait to 

convey the sense and sound of a hero or villain.” 


“Keating deserves a standing ovation for his 

work.”—Booklist 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-6126-9 • $55.00 


HALF-MOON INVESTIGATIONS 

read by Sean Patrick Reilly 

Fletcher Moon is the youngest detective in the 

world and gets caught up investigating one of 

the town’s biggest crime families. 

“Kids who enjoy comic mysteries will have a 

great time.”—School Library Journal 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3561-1 • $50.00 


THE SUPERNATURALIST 

read by Chiwetel Ejiofor 

When Cosmo Hill attempts to escape from 

the Clarissa Frayne Institute for Parentally 

Challenged Boys, he discovers a horrifying 

secret. 

“Chiwetel Ejiofor performs brilliantly…Colfer’s 

imaginative story asks thoughtful questions that 

teens will enjoy pondering.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-307-28363-4 • $50.00 


THE WISH LIST 

read by James Wilby 

From the author of the bestselling Artemis 

Fowl series comes a heartwarming tale of a 

young girl who is given a gift—the chance to 

right her wrongs, and discover the true meaning 

of life. 

“This compelling audiobook will appeal to 

those with a taste for the quirky.” 

—Curriculum Connections 

“Surprisingly thought-provoking.”—Booklist 


5 CDs • 978-0-8072-2007-8 • $45.00 


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ARTEMIS FOWL 

Artemis Fowl combines the astuteness of 

Sherlock Holmes with the sang-froid of James 

Bond and the attitude of Attila the Hun. But 

even Artemis doesn’t know what he’s taken on 

when he kidnaps a fairy, Captain Holly Short 

of the LEPrecon Unit. But these aren’t the 

fairies of bedtime stories. These fairies are 

armed, and they’re dangerous. 

“Parker creates a complete pantheon of accents 

and pacing to complement Colfer’s worlds.” 


AudioFile Best in Kids’ Audio 



5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8591-0 • $45.00 


ARTEMIS FOWL 

The Arctic Incident 

The world’s youngest criminal mastermind 

returns to save his father from the Russian 

Mafia in a superb sequel to the bestselling 

Artemis Fowl. As Artemis rushes to his rescue, 

he is stopped by a familiar nemesis, Captain 

Holly Short. But this time, instead of battling 

the fairies, he is going to have to join forces 

with them. 

“Rollicking good fun, this recording of Eoin 

Colfer’s second Artemis Fowl adventure loses 

nothing in the translation to audio.” 





5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8593-4 • $45.00 


ARTEMIS FOWL 

The Eternity Code 

Favorite anti-hero Artemis Fowl is going 

straight—as soon as he pulls off the most 

brilliant criminal feat of his career. 

“[Parker] maintains the impeccable voicing 

and pacing developed in the first book… 

encouraging the listener to become completely 

immersed in the escapades.”—AudioFile 

“[Listeners] will burn the midnight oil to the 

finish.”—Publisher’s Weekly 




6 CDs • 978-1-4000-8597-2 • $50.00 


ARTEMIS FOWL 

read by Nathaniel Parker 


ARTEMIS FOWL 

Opal Deception 

Criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl is back— 

and so is his cunning enemy, Opal Kobol. At 

the start of the fourth adventure, Artemis has 

returned to his unlawful ways. He is soon faced 

with a world he does not believe in and an 

enemy with an infernal plan to destroy this 

world forever. 

“Nathaniel Parker’s superior talent for narration 

is wonderfully showcased in this rollicking tale 

of identity theft, intrigue, and adventure.” 





6 CDs • 978-0-307-24333-1 • $50.00 


ARTEMIS FOWL 

The Lost Colony 

Demons are beginning to materialize on 

Earth. If humans find out about them, all 

fairies will be exposed unless they can predict 

when the next demon will materialize. But 

in order to do so, they will have to decipher 

temporal equations so complicated only 

Artemis Fowl can understand them. 

“Parker’s light British accent and brisk pacing 

suit the setting and the breakneck action… 

[Parker] brings to life all the drama—and 

humor—of this unique series.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3773-8 • $55.00 


ARTEMIS FOWL 

The Time Paradox 

“Nathaniel Parker breathes life into series 

favorites.”—AudioFile 

“Nathaniel Parker’s a master at switching voices…Parker’s 

top-notch performance captures 

the emotions of all the characters, and his pacing 

adds additional excitement and tension for 

listeners.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-1195-3 • $37.00 

Grade: RL: 5.6 • IL: 5-12 • LL: 780 • 8hrs. 53 mins. 

ARTEMIS FOWL 

The Atlantis Complex 

An army of fairy space probes have returned 

to destroy Atlantis and only Artemis can stop 

them. 

“Nathaniel Parker perfectly orchestrates the 

timing and pace of the action-filled scenes— 

and should once more be praised for the consistency 

and range of his character voices.” 


“Parker effectively portrays both Artemis and 

his alternate persona, and ably captures the 

novel’s plentiful humor and its occasional affecting 

moments.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-3077-1161-8 • $37.00 

Grade: RL: 6.2 • IL: 5-12 • LL: 900 • 7hrs. 38 mins. 


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THE BOGGART 

read by David Rintoul 

When Emily and Jess Volnik’s family inherits 

a remote, crumbling Scottish castle, they also 

inherit the Boggart—an invisible, mischievous 

spirit who’s been playing tricks on residents of 

Castle Keep for generations. In a world that 

doesn’t believe in magic, the Boggart’s pranks 

wreak havoc. But even the newfound joys 

of peanut butter, pizza, and fudge sauce eventually 

wear thin. He wants to go home—but his 

only hope lies in a risky blend of modern 

technology and ancient magic. 

“An outstanding audio choice...flawless 

technical quality and a superb narrator.” 


“Susan Cooper’s story will delight a wide range 

of ages, especially when teamed with David 

Rintoul’s marvelous narration…Rintoul 

describes the hilarious results with just the right 

touch of restraint and believability...This is a 

family treat.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7230-2 • $38.00 


P.S. LONGER LETTER LATER 

by Paula Danziger and Ann M. Martin 

READ BY THE AUTHORS 

When Tara* Starr moves away, she and her 

best friend Elizabeth share the challenges of 

seventh grade through letters. 

★“If Danziger and Martin had been childhood 

pen pals, their correspondence might 

have read much like this strikingly insightful 

epistolary novel.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7374-3 • $30.00 


SNAIL MAIL NO MORE 

by Paula Danziger and Ann M. Martin 

READ BY THE AUTHORS 

Still best friends, Elizabeth and Tara* Starr 

continue their correspondence, but with the 

added immediacy of e-mail. 

“As readers, the authors are superb...Danziger 

and Martin are genuine and fresh.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7388-0 • $38.00 


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THE DARK IS RISING 

SEQUENCE 

read by Alex Jennings 

OVER SEA, UNDER STONE 

With evil’s power rising and a champion yet 

to be found, three siblings find themselves at 

the center of a mystical war. 

“This is an outstanding reading of a classic tale 

that all young listeners and adults will 

thoroughly enjoy.”—School Library Journal 



6 CDs • 978-0-7393-4904-5 • $55.00 


THE DARK IS RISING 

NEWBERY HONOR 

As Will Stanton looks forward to his eleventh 

birthday, he is hardly prepared for the terror 

and adventure that await him. 

“So perfect is the match between Alex 

Jennings’s voice and this mysterious magical 

tale...that it is difficult to imagine any other 

voice reading these words.”—The Horn Book 

“The opulent voice of Alex Jennings is the perfect 

match for Susan Cooper's stylish, magical 

prose.”—AudioFile 




8 CDs • 978-0-3072-0749-4 • $60.00 


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THE AMBER BROWN SERIES 

THE AMBER BROWN 

COLLECTION 

read by Alicia Witt 

Includes: Amber Brown Is Not a Crayon; 

You Can’t Eat Your Chicken Pox, Amber Brown; 

and Amber Brown Goes Fourth. 

“One of the more memorable grade schoolers 

in children’s books basks in the spotlight in this 

three novel compilation...Witt gives a perfectly 

modulated performance, inhabiting the skin of 

a girl going through some big changes.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3618-2 • $30.00 



GREENWITCH 

The three Drew children arrive in a small 

coastal town to help recover a priceless golden 

grail stolen by the Dark. 

“Alex Jennings does a superb job of reading this 

tale...the technical quality is excellent.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-5112-3 • $38.00 


THE GREY KING 

read by Richard Mitchley 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Will’s quest is to find the golden harp and 

confront the most dangerous power of the Dark 

he has yet encountered. 

“This is a fabulous listen!”—AudioFile 



5 CDs • 978-0-8072-1785-6 • $45.00 


SILVER ON THE TREE 

The Dark is rising in its last and greatest bid 

to control the world. 

“The richness of the story and the excellent 

reading will get those who revel in this format 

and delight those who are new to it.” 




8 CDs • 978-0-7393-5557-2 • $60.00 



COLLECTION II 

read by Dana Lubotsky 

Includes: Amber Brown Wants Extra Credit; 

Forever Amber Brown; and Amber Brown Sees 

Red. 

“Expertly read by Lubotsky, this production 

will attract new fans. For those who are already 

charmed by Amber, this is a must-hear.” 


“Dana Lubotsky does a fine job bringing out 

the range of emotions that Amber Brown 

experiences.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5523-7 • $30.00 



COLLECTION III 

read by Dana Lubotsky 

Includes: Amber Brown Is Feeling Blue; 

I, Amber Brown; and Amber Brown is Green 

With Envy. 

“The enormously popular heroine once again 

brings insightful verbalization to what life is 

like for kids today.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-8072-2016-0 • $45.00 


THE TALE OF DESPEREAUX 

read by Graeme Malcolm 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE! 

Welcome to the story of Despereaux Tilling, 

a mouse who is in love with music, stories, and 

a princess named Pea. 

“In often suave tones, Malcolm delivers the 

serving girl’s dialogue in an impeccable cockney 

dialect and the rat’s conversations in a flawless 

French accent.”—Booklist 

“Malcolm’s dazzling performance animates not 

only the host of characters…but also enlarges 

the role of the clever, all-knowing narrator.” 

—Capitol Choices 



Publishers Weekly Listen Up Award 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-2006-1 • $38.00 


BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE 

read by Cherry Jones 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Opal moves to a new town with her father 

and adopts Winn-Dixie, a friendly dog who 

helps her make some unusual friends. 

“[Cherry Jones] pulls listeners in like a master 

storyteller.”—School Library Journal 

“Tony Award ®-winning actress Jones delivers a 

superb first-person narration…A stellar audio 

interpretation of a Newbery Honor book!” 






2 CDs • 978-0-8072-1162-5 • $24.00 


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photo credit: Cheryl Liston 

OUT OF THE DUST 

read by Marika Mashburn 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Set in the Oklahoma dustbowl during the 

Depression, young Billie Joe tells her story of 

strength in the face of personal tragedy and 

learns about forgiveness. 

“A narrator with uncanny skill in sounding like 

her adolescent protagonist.”—Booklist 

“Read with disarming simplicity and straightforwardness.”—School 




2 CDs • 978-0-3072-0737-1 • $24.00 


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© Candlewick Press 

THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF 

EDWARD TULANE 

read by Judith Ivey 

A timeless tale about a china rabbit that has 

an extraordinary journey through life. 

★“As Ivey brings Edward’s travels full circle, 

listeners will wholly believe his subtle yet 

magical transformation.” 


“This stellar production achieves that lookedfor 

audiobook synergy, where the author’s 

lyrical language is illuminated by a gifted 

reader’s voice.”—The Horn Book 



2 CDs • 978-0-3072-4595-3 • $24.00 


THE TIGER RISING 

read by Dylan Baker 

Rob Horton finds a caged tiger in the woods, 

and must decide what to do with his discovery. 

“Baker takes the listener on Rob’s journey— 

unlocking the tiger’s cage, opening the suitcase, 

reclaiming his life.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6462-8 • $24.00 


ALEUTIAN SPARROW 

read by Sarah Jones 

A young Aleut girl tells how a people’s way of 

life was disrupted when the U.S. relocated them 

to internment camps during World War II. 

“Narrator Sarah Jones reads this teenage voice 

beautifully...This story makes a compelling 

addition to any study of Native Americans, 

Japanese relocation, and World War II.” 



BONUS FEATURE—An afterward featuring an 

interview with Aleutian evacuee Harriet Hope 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-2014-6 • $24.00 

Grade: RL: 5.7 • IL: 5-9 • LL: NA • 1 hr. 45 mins. 

THE MUSIC OF DOLPHINS 

read by Michele McHall 

When the U.S. Coast Guard finds a girl lost at 

sea, they think she is a mermaid, but realize she 

is a human who has been raised by dolphins. 

“The narration of Michele McHall and the 

original musical score enhance the story...This 

extraordinary tale will enchant listeners.” 


“McHall’s gentle, sweet, hesitant reading captures 

Mila’s confusion, fatigue and desperate 

desire to please.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-0595-2 • $30.00 


THE MERCY WATSON 

STORY COLLECTION 

read by Ron McLarty 


COLLECTION: VOLUME I 

THEODOR SEUSS GEISEL HONOR 

Join Mercy and the Watsons as they snuggle 

into a bed that doesn’t fit them all and then head 

out for a Sunday drive with Mercy behind the 

wheel. Includes: Mercy Watson to the Rescue and 

Mercy Watson Goes for a Ride. 

★“This joyful story combines familiar elements 

...with a raucous telling that lets readers in on the 

joke.”—Booklist, starred review 



1 CD • 978-0-7393-3557-4 • $20.00 



COLLECTION: VOLUME II 

Join Mercy and the Watsons as they stop a thief 

and dress up for trick-or-treating as a princess 

…complete with tiara. Includes Mercy Watson 

Fights Crime and Mercy Watson: Princess in 

Disguise. 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-5124-6 • $24.00 



COLLECTION: VOLUME III 

Mercy follows the delightful scent (and 

delicious taste) of her neighbors’ pansies. When 

Mercy goes to the movies she’s on a mission—for 

true buttered popcorn. Includes: Mercy Watson 

Thinks Like a Pig and Something Wonky This Way 

Comes. 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-6266-2 • $24.00 


STOWAWAY 

read by David Cale 

In 1767, Nicholas Young stowed away on 

Captain James Cook’s Endeavour. Cook’s mission 

was secret: he was charged by the British 

Navy to search for a lost continent believed to 

be between South America and New Zealand. 

“Cale brings the emotional drama of sailing on 

the high seas—from becalmed boredom to 

near death on the Great Barrier Reef—vividly 

to life.”—The Horn Book 

7 CDs • 978-0-3075-8252-2 • $60.00 


WITNESS 

read by a full cast 

The story of a community on the brink of 

disaster, told through the impassioned voices of 

its inhabitants. 

★“A riveting audiobook performed by a stellar 

cast.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

“This listening experience is definitely worth 

having.”—AudioFile 



BONUS FEATURE—Interview with the Author and 

Children’s Book Critic and author Leonard S. Marcus 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3804-9 • $24.00 



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DRAGON RIDER 

read by Brendan Fraser 

Firedrake, a young dragon, receives a scary 

warning: Humans are planning to destroy the 

valley in which he lives! As Firedrake embarks 

on his journey, he meets Ben, a runaway boy. 

★“A wildly entertaining ride, thanks to Fraser’s 

top-drawer performance.” 


“Young listeners, will surely enjoy the many 

magical creatures and the variety of voices 

employed by Fraser to give them life.” 




10 CDs • 978-1-4000-9494-3 • $70.00 


IGRAINE THE BRAVE 

read by Xanthe Elbrick 

Princess Igraine dreams of becoming a 

famous knight because life at the castle is very 

boring—until a new neighbor arrives. He’s got 

a plan to capture the castle and claim the 

singing spell books that belong to Igraine’s 

magician parents. It’s up to Igraine to save the 

day—and the books! 

“Funke’s language and Elbrick’s reading weave a 

whimsical and enchanting spell.”—Booklist 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6101-6 • $38.00 


THE THIEF LORD 

read by Simon Jones 

BATCHELDER AWARD 

Prosper and Bo are orphans on the run from 

their cruel aunt and uncle. In Venice they meet 

a mysterious 13-year-old boy who calls himself 

the “Thief Lord.” 

“This blend of Jones’ practiced storytelling and 

the magic of Funke’s lovely tale will leave you 

spellbound.”—AudioFile 




7 CDs • 978-0-8072-1775-7 • $55.00 


RECKLESS 

read by Elliot Hill 

Jacob’s secret seems safe, until his brother 

Will follows him into a world where witches, 

giants, and dwarfs roam. Faced with a curse that 

is quickly turning Will to stone, the brothers 

must race to find a cure. 

“Hill’s soothing cadence makes the adventure 

seem even more real.”—AudioFile 

“Hill’s solid narration breathes life into Funke’s 

colorful cast of characters…well-executed performance.”—School 



6 CDs • 978-0-3075-8328-4 • $40.00 


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GHOSTHUNTERS 

read by John Beach 

GHOSTHUNTERS AND THE 

INCREDIBLY REVOLTING GHOST! 

Nine-year-old Tom Tomsky can’t seem to 

catch a break—he’s a klutz, his sister Lola hates 

him, and he just found a ghost living in his 

cellar. Good thing his grandma’s best friend is 

the famous ghosthunter, Hetty Camomile. 

“Beach builds the suspense in every chapter, 

and his whines, moans, and howls will delight 

children who like to be scared, but not too 

scared.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3577-2 • $24.00 



GRUESOME INVINCIBLE 

LIGHTNING GHOST! 

Tom Tomsky, Hugo, and Hetty Camomile, 

have formed an agency dedicated to dealing 

with difficult apparitions. No case can defeat 

them—until they encounter a GILIG 

(Gruesome Invincible Lightning Ghost). Can 

Hugo’s slime douse the phantom? 

“John Beach skillfully brings to life the madcap 

adventures by giving each character a unique 

voice that conjures up fantastic images in 

listeners’ minds.”—School Library Journal 

“This slightly silly tale is geared to younger 

listeners…John Beach delivers distinctive 

personalities with endearing quirks. His 

engaging tone will have listeners immersed in 

the ghostly hijinks.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3797-4 • $24.00 



TOTALLY MOLDY BARONESS! 

The murderous spirit of a 400-year-old 

ghost, Totally Moldy Baroness, has possessed 

the owner of Gloomsburg Castle. Tom, Ghost 

Hugo, and Hetty must put an end to the foul 

play. 

“This slightly silly tale is geared to young 

listeners…John Beach delivers distinctive 

personalities with endearing quirks.” 


“Youngsters will find this audio thoroughly 

entertaining.”—School Library Journal 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-4867-3 • $24.00 



MUDDY MONSTER OF DOOM! 

To earn his Ghosthunting Diploma, Tom has 

to nab a Deadly Messenger. And while on the 

hunt, he stumbles into the yucky lair of a 

muddy minotaur demon who has a goal of 

world domination. 

“John Beach uses several convincing voices for 

the characters and recounts the tale in a voice 

that reflects both youthful optimism and 

fright.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5126-0 • $30.00 


THE INKWORLD TRILOGY 

“A wonderful exploration of worlds 

within words.”—School Library Journal 

INKHEART 

Now a Major Motion Picture! 

read by Lynn Redgrave 

Meggie lives a quiet life with her father, a 

bookbinder, until a mysterious stranger arrives 

who is linked to her father’s past. 

★“Through Lynn Redgrave’s wide-ranging 

tones and energetic, sly reading, she keeps the 

action hopping and effectively conveys Funke’s 

obvious love of books.” 







14 CDs • 978-0-8072-2010-8 • $85.00 


INKSPELL 

read by Brendan Fraser 

Not a day goes by without Meggie thinking 

of Inkheart, the book whose characters became 

real. But for Dustfinger, the fire-eater brought 

into being from words, the need to return to the 

tale has become desperate. 

“The tour-de-force performance of actor 

Brendan Fraser…is so convincing that listeners 

must remind themselves that this is not a full 

cast production.”—School Library Journal 

“This fine production of an excellent novel… 

invites listeners to consider the exciting power 

and magic of words.”—Booklist 


16 CDs • 978-0-3072-8292-7 • $85.00 


INKDEATH 

read by Allan Corduner 

The Adderhead has ordered the plunder of 

the villages. The peasants’ only defense is a band 

of outlaws led by the Bluejay. But the Book of 

Immortality is unraveling, and the Adderhead 

again fears the White Women of Death. 

“Corduner sets listeners at ease while drawing 

them into the world of Funke’s story-within-astory…Corduner’s 

bright, artful distinctions 

between the many voices help listeners keep 

confusion at bay.”—AudioFile 

16 CDs • 978-0-7393-6302-7 • $90.00 

Grade: RL: 5.4 IL: 4-7 • LL:830 • 19 hrs. 46 mins. 

WHEN SANTA FELL TO EARTH 


Santa is in a whole lot of trouble. Thanks to 

Twinklestar, the lightning-shy reindeer, Santa 

has come crashing down just two weeks before 

Christmas. But Santa’s not safe. The ruthless 

Jeremiah Goblynch plans to put an end to kids’ 

wishes and end the holiday season. With the 

help of kids Charlotte and Ben, Santa will have 

to face Goblynch if he’s ever to rescue 

Christmas! 

“The author narrates, and her light accent 

enhances her deft telling of the story.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3783-7 • $30.00 


JOEY PIGZA SERIES 


JOEY PIGZA SWALLOWED 

THE KEY 

Joey Pigza has a hard time controlling 

himself, and his “meds” are no match for his 

intense hyperactivity. 

“There’s no escaping this audio without a belly 

laugh or a tear.”—AudioFile 




3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2003-0 • $30.00 


JOEY PIGZA LOSES CONTROL 

NEWBERY HONOR 

When Joey Pigza meets his dad for the first 

time in years, he meets a grown-up version of 

his old out-of-control self. 

“Gantos’s skillful pacing, sly humor, and 

in-depth characterization make it a truly 

memorable read.”—Booklist 


4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8616-0 • $38.00 


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© Merry Scully 

WHAT WOULD JOEY DO? 

Joey Pigza’s parents are fighting nonstop and 

his grandmother is fading fast. He could really 

use a friend. 

“Joey has never been more engaging...Gantos is 

the perfect voice for him.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3072-0740-1 • $38.00 


I AM NOT JOEY PIGZA 

Just when Joey Pigza’s wired world finally 

seems to be under control, he soon finds himself 

bombarded with changes: a new name, a 

new home, and a new family business. 

★“Gantos brings empathy and understanding 

to his reading...”—Booklist, starred review 

“Jack Gantos treats listeners to a spot-on 

performance of Joey’s scattered and 

adventurous life.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6147-4 • $38.00 


Praise for HOLE IN MY LIFE: 

★“This is great for every aspiring writer and also a wonderful biography for teens 

struggling to discover their deepest, truest selves.”—Booklist, starred review 

THE BUNNICULA SERIES 

read by Victor Garber 

BUNNICULA 

Harold the dog and Chester the cat must find 

out the truth about the newest pet in the Monroe 

household—a suspicious-looking bunny with 

unusual habits…and fangs! 

“Victor Garber is exceptional.”—AudioFile 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-4734-8 • $24.00 


BUNNICULA MEETS 

EDGAR ALLAN CROW 

read by Patrick Mulvihill 

It’s up to Chester, Harold, and Howie to find 

out if author M. T. Graves and Edgar Allan Crow 

are devising a plot to make their beloved 

bunny…nevermore. 

“Patrick Mulvihill relishes the relationships 

between the animals and humans as much as 

James Howe does.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4847-5 • $30.00 


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THE BUNNICULA COLLECTION: 

Books 1-3 

Includes: Bunnicula, Howliday Inn, and The 

Celery Stalks at Midnight. 

“[Victor Garber’s] smooth delivery mak[es] this 

a good choice for family-listening fun.” 


6 CDs • 978-1-4000-9473-8 • $45.00 



Books 4-5 

Includes: Nighty-Nightmare and Return to 

Howliday Inn. 

“A wonderful selection for family listening… 

Victor Garber…capture[s] the enthusiastic 

innocence of Harold.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7380-4 • $38.00 


photo credit: Brian Hall 

THE LOVE CURSE OF 

THE RUMBAUGHS 

read by Lisa Datz 

16-year-old Ivy discovers a chilling secret 

in the basement of the Rumbaugh pharmacy 

revealing a disturbing side to the eccentric lives 

of Abner and Adolph Rumbaugh…and her 

strange connection to them. 

“This disquieting tale offers much to think 

about, including the role of free will, genetic 

engineering, and cloning in society today.” 


“Narrator Lisa Datz’s crowning achievement 

…is her projecting of a confidence and chilling 

intelligence in Ivy that leaves listeners believing 

in her dark destiny.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3559-8 • $38.00 


HOLE IN MY LIFE 


SIBERT HONOR READ BY THE AUTHOR 

Jack Gantos pieces together the story of his 

final year of high school, his short-lived career as 

a criminal, and his time in prison. But running 

just beneath the action is how Gantos moved 

from wanting to be a writer to writing, and how 

dedicating himself more fully to the thing he 

wanted most helped him overcome the worst 

experience of his life. 

“The reading portrays not the drama of a 

fictional character caught in a drug-smuggling 

operation, but the straightforward story of a 

regular kid tempted by an easy solution.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-307-28603-1 • $38.00 



Books 6-7 

Includes: Bunnicula Strikes Again! and 

Bunnicula Meets Edgar Allan Crow. 

“As [Garber’s] voice switches from that of the 

arrogant, know-it-all Chester; to exuberant, 

energetic Howie...it’s not hard to imagine the 

animals having conversations like this.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7382-8 • $38.00 


TALES FROM THE HOUSE OF 

BUNNICULA: Books 1 - 4 

read by Joe Grifasi 

Includes: In It Came from Beneath the Bed, 

Invasion of the Mind Swappers from Asteroid 6, 

Howie Monroe and the Doghouse of Doom, and 

Screaming Mummies of the Pharaoh’s Tomb II. 

“Joe Grifasi is simply hilarious.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4896-3 • $30.00 


“The humor exists on many levels from 

slapstick to literary and Garber manages to 

make these audiobooks equally enjoyable 

for children and adults.”—AudioFile 


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PICTURES OF HOLLIS WOODS 

read by Hope Davis 

NEWBERY HONOR 

A 12-year-old orphan, staying with an elderly 

artist, works to keep her new family together. 

“Davis gives a gentle, captivating performance as 

the life-hardened girl who processes her doubts 

about being part of a real family.”—AudioFile 




3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1786-3 • $24.00 


A HOUSE OF TAILORS 

read by Blair Brown 

Dina Schutz leaves her small German town to 

join her family in Brooklyn where sewing begins 

to reveal her own talent, and her future. 

“Blair Brown is a marvelous narrator…[A 

HOUSE OF TAILORS] belongs in library 

collections for middle school readers.” 



BONUS FEATURE—Afterword read by the Author 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9491-2 • $30.00 


LILY’S CROSSING 

read by Mia Dillon 

NEWBERY HONOR 

It’s the summer of 1944, Lily and Albert, a 

refugee from Hungary, discover the comfort of 

friendship. 

“Mia Dillon ably captures the youthful voice of 

Lily…a fine choice for family listening.” 


Audie Award 

4 CDs • 978-0-3072-4622-6 • $38.00 


ELEVEN 

read by Staci Snell 

Sam discovers a piece of paper that says he was 

kidnapped. He’s desperate to find out who he is 

so Sam turns to his new friend to help him solve 

these questions. 

“Staci Snell’s confiding tones perfectly match 

this story of close-kept secrets, while her steady 

pacing underscores the poignancy of Sam’s 

trepidation about learning the truth.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6282-2 • $45.00 


See pages 2, 3, and 63 for more titles 

by Patricia Reilly Giff 

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photo credit: Tornbirg Associates 

NORY RYAN’S SONG 

read by Susan Lynch 

Nory Ryan must summon the courage and 

ingenuity to help her family survive the 

potato famine of 1845. 

“Narrator Susan Lynch’s musical lilt evokes the 

essential rhythms of daily life set against a dark 

counterpoint of tragedy.”—The Horn Book 

“[Susan Lynch’s] lilting Irish accent perfectly 

evokes the mood and setting of the story.” 




3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3617-5 • $30.00 


MAGGIE’S DOOR 

read by Fionnula Flanagan 

Nory Ryan and Sean Mallory journey to 

America and to the home of Nory’s sister 

Maggie. 

“A rare gem of an audiobook, excellent in 

every way.”—School Library Journal 

“Fionnula Flanagan offers a brilliant reading 

of Giff’s deeply felt novel.”—AudioFile 



3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2000-9 • $30.00 


WATER STREET 

read by Coleen Marlo 

It’s 1875 in Brooklyn and Bird Mallon 

watches the bridge to Manhattan being built. 

“Marlo does an amazing job with the 

reading…Her pacing is impeccable, and her 

reading is smooth and inviting.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3787-5 • $30.00 


WILLOW RUN 

read by Staci Snell 

Meggie’s life has been turned upside down by 

World War II, but despite the changes, she 

learns about different kinds of bravery. 

“Snell reads this touching World War II story 

with heart, allowing listeners to sense what life 

was like on the home front.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-8333-7 • $30.00 


WILD GIRL 

read by Justine Eyre 

Twelve-year-old Lidie lives in Brazil, where 

she rides horses, and dreams of going to New 

York City to join her father and older brother. 

When she goes to New York her father & 

brother still think of her as little girl. They don’t 

know what a strong rider Lidie is. 

“Narrator Justine Eyre’s lovely and engaging 

voice renders Lidie as both vulnerable and an 

independent, stubborn spirit…Eyre’s accent for 

Lidie sounds authentic both in terms of nationality 

and age.”—AudioFile 

★“Giff’s characters are beautifully nuanced and 

entirely real, her prose is as streamlined and 

efficient as a galloping Thoroughbred.” 

—Kirkus Review, starred review 


3 CDs • 978-0-3075-7985-0 • $30.00 


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OUR ONLY MAY AMELIA 

read by Emmy Rossum 

NEWBERY HONOR 

With seven brothers and a love of adventure, 

it’s not easy for May Amelia to be the only girl 

in her 1899 Washington town. But, now that 

Mama’s having a baby, there’s hope. 

“Emmy Rossum’s presentation of this spunky 

12-year-old is intense and genuine…Rossum 

brings the action and characters close to our 

hearts.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6110-8 • $38.00 


PENNY FROM HEAVEN 

NEWBERY HONOR 

read by Amber Sealey 

It’s 1953 and eleven-year-old Penny dreams 

of a relaxing summer. But nothing is that easy 

in Penny’s large Italian-American family. 

“Told in vignette style, Sealey’s narration 

enhances the telling. She effortlessly slips in 

and out of voices.”—School Library Journal 

“[Sealey’s] crisp, even rhythm complements 

the pace of the unfolding drama.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3596-3 • $45.00 


BOSTON JANE 

read by Jessalyn Gilsig 

Thrown upon her wits in the wild 

Northwest frontier, 16-year-old Jane must discover 

for herself whether she is truly proper 

Miss Jane Peck of Philadelphia, or “Boston 

Jane,” fearless and loyal woman of the frontier. 

“Gilsig reads Jane’s first person narrative with 

just the right amount of sprightliness and 

sardonic self-revelation.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3075-8344-4 • $38.00 


TURTLE IN PARADISE 

NEWBERY HONOR 

read by Becca Battoe 

It’s 1935 and jobs are scarce so when Turtle’s 

mama gets a job for a lady who doesn’t like 

kids, Turtle heads off to stay with relatives. 

Soon Turtle finds herself coming out of her 

shell as her world opens in unexpected ways. 

★“The plot is a hilarious blend of family 

dramas seasoned with a dollop of adventure.” 


★“Sweet, funny and superb.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Becca Battoe perfectly portrays Turtle...This 

audiobook brings a whole new dimension to 

an already splendid novel.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-3077-3832-5 • $25.00 


PIPER REED 

read by Emily Janice Card 

PIPER REED: NAVY BRAT 

Meet Piper Reed, a spunky nine-year-old 

who has moved more times than she can 

count on one hand. Wherever Piper goes, 

adventure follows, inspired by her imagination, 

a free spirit, and a bit of sister magic. 

“Young listeners will be happy to make the 

acquaintance of this new character.” 


“Emily Janice Card…brings the spunky Piper 

to life.”—School Library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6128-3 • $24.00 


PIPER REED: THE GREAT GYPSY 

Piper’s dad might be gone again, but Piper’s 

got plenty to keep her busy at home: new 

neighbors, a spaceship beach house, a trip to 

New Orleans, and most importantly, the 

upcoming Gypsy Club pet show. 

“Card gives thoughtful dimension to Holt’s 

engaging characters…Card also portrays Piper 

and her two sisters beautifully, capturing realistic 

friction between the siblings”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6189-4 • $24.00 


PIPER REED GETS A JOB 

Piper Reed and the Gypsy Club members 

need to build a clubhouse. Raising money 

is challenging, so Piper launches a party 

planning business. However, when things 

don’t go as expected, Piper’s friends and 

family come to her rescue! 

“Piper faces…procrastination as well as 

dyslexia…Holt balances serious moments 

with wit and creates a convincingly childlike 

sensibility.”—Booklist 

“Card’s youthful voice sounds authentic and 

soon involves the listener in the world of this 

party planner, artist, and babysitter extraordinaire.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6191-7 • $24.00 


DANCING IN CADILLAC LIGHT 

read by Kimberly J. Brown 

Eleven-year-old Jaynell’s view of the world 

changes dramatically when her eccentric 

grandfather comes to live with her family. 

“Actress Kimberly Brown’s reading translates 

the text into a visceral experience of place with 

her slow-paced, distinctive southern drawl.” 


“Kimberly J. Brown’s squeaky Texas drawl 

breathes life into tough 11-year-old Jaynell.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7209-8 $38.00 


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MY LOUISIANA SKY 

read by Judith Ivey 

Growing up in rural 1950s Louisiana, twelveyear-old 

Tiger Ann struggles with her feelings 

about her stern, but loving grandmother, her 

mentally slow parents, and her good friend and 

neighbor, Jesse. 

★“Judith Ivey portrays Tiger with the perfect 

mix of innocence and a sense of blossoming 

wisdom.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 




4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6135-1 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 4.7 • IL: 5-8 • LL: 770 • 4 hrs. 

KEEPER OF THE NIGHT 

read by Vivian McLaughlin 

Thirteen-year-old Isabel and her family cope 

with the recent suicide of her mother. As the 

oldest child, Isabel bears the heaviest burden. 

“McLaughlin’s exquisite presentation allows the 

listener to experience, not only Isabel’s sorrow 

but also her slow healing.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1618-7 • $38.00 


PART OF ME 

read by Kate Reading 

The lives of four generations of one Louisiana 

family are woven together by the books they 

read and loved. 

“Narrator Kate Reading makes the characters 

come alive.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3786-8 • $38.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 3-8 • LL: NA • 4 hrs. 

WHEN ZACHARY BEAVER 

CAME TO TOWN 

read by Will Patton 

NATIONAL BOOK AWARD 

Toby Wilson is having the toughest summer 

of his life when Zachary Beaver, the fattest boy 

in the world, arrives in their Texas town. 

“Narrator Will Patton narrates with ease, 

respectful of the plot’s leisurely pace, equal 

to its flashes of humor, and unabashed by its 

wistful undercurrent.”—The Horn Book 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6137-5 • $38.00 


THE WATER SEEKER 

read by Will Patton 

Amos is the son of a dowser—a person gifted 

with “finding” water. Amos also has the gift but 

he’s not sure he wants its burden. Crossing the 

Oregon Trail, Amos learns life’s harsh realities. 

★“A satisfying all-ages story.” 


★“An absorbing, atmospheric epic” 


“Patton’s compelling performance makes 

accessible an uncommon story. Adults and 

older children will want to share this on their 

own trips.”—Audiofile 



6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1094-9 • $37.00 

Grade: RL: 4.8• IL: 5-10 • LL: 730 • 7 hrs. 3 mins. 

wwBRIAN JACQUESww 

REDWALL 

performed by the Author and a full cast 

This is the story of Matthias, a young mouse 

who must rise above his fears and failures to 

save his friends at Redwall Abbey. 

★“Fans of Jacques’s Redwall book series will 

rejoice at this stirring recording of Matthias the 

mouse’s adventures and exploits.” 



Two Audie Awards—Best Children’s Title and Best Children’s 

Production 


9 CDs • 978-0-8072-2017-7 • $65.00 


MARTIN THE WARRIOR 

performed by the Author and a full cast 

The tale of how the mouse warrior of 

Redwall gained his title and his fame. 

“A party for the ears!...Your mind’s eye will spin 

out a full-color motion picture as you listen to 

these colorfully voiced characters sing, dance, 

fight, feast and escape countless perils.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-307-24623-3 • $65.00 


SEVEN STRANGE AND 

GHOSTLY TALES 


★“Jacques’ original, imaginative tales lend 

themselves perfectly to audio. A fine storyteller...Jacques 

throws himself enthusiastically 

into his reading...a thoroughly entertaining 

collection.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

★“What a treat to listen to popular author 

Jacques read his collection of ghost stories.” 

—KLIATT, starred review 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7207-4 • $30.00 


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wwCYNTHIA KADOHATAww 

© George Miyamoto 

KIRA-KIRA 

read by Elaina Erika Davis 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

A lyrical novel of two Japanese sisters 

growing up in Georgia in the early 1960s. 

When the older sister becomes terminally ill, 

the younger sister must help herself and her 

family look to the future. 

“Elaina Erika Davis narrates with a careful 

cadence that reflects the ethnic sensibilities of 

the novel.”—School Library Journal 

“This audio is a good example of the power of 

aural presentations to make a story livelier by 

jumpstarting the reader’s imagination and 

involvement in the tale.”—KLIATT 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8189-0 • $38.00 


CRACKER! 

The Best Dog in Vietnam 

read by Kimberly Farr 

Rick MacBride is a soldier in Vietnam. 

Cracker is one of the Army’s most valuable 

weapons—a German Shepherd trained to sniff 

out bombs, and the enemy. Rick and Cracker 

must learn to be a strong team if they want to 

get home alive. 

“Farr’s portrayal of Cracker successfully keeps 

listeners inside the world of a dog’s mind.” 


“Gives listeners an unconventional look at the 

war…Farr does a great job as narrator.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-4856-7 • $50.00 


WEEDFLOWER 


Sumiko feels like her life has been made up 

of two parts: before Pearl Harbor and after it. 

Now Sumiko and her family are shipped to an 

internment camp on an Indian reservation in 

one of the hottest deserts in the U.S. 

“Farr’s seamless pacing and clarity of 

expression enhance this beautifully told and 

important story.”—Booklist 

“Narrator Kimberly Farr does an excellent job 

of conveying the confusion, fear, and isolation 

felt by Japanese Americans during this terrible 

time in American history…An excellent 

choice for American history classes and World 

War II and civil rights units.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8581-2 • $45.00 


THE TIME QUINTET 


“Listeners will still be entranced by this 

imagination-stretching modern classic.” 


A WRINKLE IN TIME 


NEWBERY MEDAL 

With their neighbor Calvin O’Keefe, young 

Meg Murry and her brother, Charles Wallace, 

embark on a cosmic journey to find their lost 

father, a scientist studying time travel. Assisted 

by three eccentric women, the children travel 

to the planet Camazotz where they encounter 

a repressed society controlled by IT, a 

disembodied brain that represents evil. 

5 CDs • 978-0-307-24630-1 • $45.00 


A SWIFTLY TILTING PLANET 

Charles Wallace, now fifteen, undertakes a 

perilous journey through time in a desperate 

attempt to stop the destruction of the world. 

“This unabridged audio will thrill L’Engle 

fans....highly recommended.”—KLIATT 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-5092-8 • $60.00 


MANY WATERS 

read by Ann Marie Lee 

Sandy and Dennys are the normal ones until 

they interrupt their father’s experiment. The 

two boys are thrown across time and space and 

find themselves alone in the desert. Their 

adventure turns serious when they discover that 

“many waters” are coming to flood the desert. 

“L’Engle spins another uniquely metaphysical 

fantasy.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-7199-2 • $50.00 


CAMILLA 


Life had always been easy for Camilla, but 

now her parents’ marriage is falling apart. Then 

she meets Frank, who helps her to feel that she 

is not alone and opens her eyes to worlds 

beyond her own. 

“A thought-provoking story about a young 

girl’s first romance, her devastation over her 

parents’ marital problems, and the growth of 

her own sense of self.”—Booklist 

“Lee’s narration—which delivers absorbing 

personalities and raw emotions—makes this 

coming-of-age story fresh.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8093-2 • $50.00 


wwMADELEINE L’ENGLEww 


A WIND IN THE DOOR 

Meg Murry can’t help but be worried when 

her six-year-old brother, Charles Wallace, 

announces there are dragons in the vegetable 

garden. But Charles Wallace is right about the 

dragons—actually a friendly entity who has 

come to help him fight his sickness. The 

dragon also takes Meg and Calvin on a 

terrifying journey where they must battle the 

forces of evil to save both Charles Wallace 

and themselves. 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5093-5 • $45.00 


AN ACCEPTABLE TIME 


A time gate opens and drops Polly O’Keefe 

into a world that existed 3,000 years ago. She 

is surrounded by mist and jagged mountains— 

and coming toward her, a group of young men 

carrying spears. She encounters old friends, 

strangers and travels back in time to play a 

crucial role in a prehistoric confrontation. 

“Madeleine L’Engle again reaches into her bag 

of weird and wonderful knowledge, blending 

snippets of tantalizing information from a variety 

of disciplines.”—Publishers Weekly 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-7203-6 • $55.00 

Grade:: RL: 4.5 • IL: 5-12 • LL: 710 • 9 hrs. 42 mins. 

Madeleine L’Engle was awarded the 

2004 National Humanities Medal. 

“Her works inspire the imagination and 

reflect the creative spirit of America.” 

—President George W. Bush 

She was also the winner of the 

Margaret A. Edwards Award. 

AND BOTH WERE YOUNG 


Flip doesn’t think she’ll ever fit in at boarding 

school. Then she meets Paul and things 

change. As their relationship grows, so does her 

self-confidence. With so many new feelings 

can Flip help Paul confront his troubled past? 

“Still as ‘poignant’ and ‘satisfying’ as when it 

was first published in 1949.” 


“Ann Marie Lee’s ease with multiple accents 

gives a strong sense of the school’s diversity, 

and she provides a credible portrayal of Flip’s 

anxiety, alienation, and isolation.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8097-0 • $45.00 


wwE.L. KONIGSBURGww 

JENNIFER, HECATE, MACBETH, 

WILLIAM MCKINLEY, AND ME, 

ELIZABETH 

read by Carol Jordan Stewart 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Elizabeth is an only child, new in town and 

the shortest kid in her class. She’s also pretty 

lonely, until she meets Jennifer. Jennifer 

is…well, different. She’s read Macbeth. She 

never wears jeans or shorts. She never says 

“please” or “thank you.” And she claims to be 

a witch. 

“The universal feelings of loneliness and the 

need for friendship shine through in this 

recording.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6109-2 • $24.00 


THE OUTCASTS OF 

19 SCHUYLER PLACE 

read by Molly Ringwald 

Margaret Rose Kane, twelve, is spending the 

summer with her beloved great-uncles, who 

need her help. The city council has voted to 

destroy the three giant towers her uncles have 

been building in their backyard for the last 

forty-five years. Margaret Rose is determined 

to make sure that they always will continue to 

stand. 

“Ringwald is a fine choice to narrate the 

story...emotionally resonant and passionate in 

all the right places.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Ringwald’s narration is expressive, enhancing 

this tender look at individuality and 

interconnectedness.”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8609-2 • $45.00 


SILENT TO THE BONE 

read by Howard McGillin 

Branwell Zamborska loses the power of 

speech when his baby sister Nikki is injured 

and the au pair accuses him of hurting her. 

Branwell is sent to a Juvenile Behavioral 

Center. Branwell’s dad and best friend must 

find a way to communicate with Branwell and 

figure out what really happened. 

“Howard McGillin is equally at ease in the 

voices of the introspective teens and a range of 

adult characters...”—School Library Journal 

“McGillin’s measured reading of Connor 

Kane’s first-person narration lends credibility 

to the events he relates.”—AudioFile 

Edgar Allen Poe Award Finalist 

5 CDs • 978-0-3075-8210-2 • $45.00 



GOONEY BIRD COLLECTION 

read by Lee Adams 

Includes: Gooney Bird Greene, Gooney Bird 

and the Room Mother, Gooney the Fabulous, and 

Gooney Bird is so Absurd. 

“Instantly…an amusing and popular 

favorite.”—Kirkus Reviews 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-7280-7 • $45.00 


GOSSAMER 

read by Anne Twomey 

This is a story that explores the bits of life 

that come alive in dreams, and the dark horrors 

that find their form in nightmares. It flows 

between the worlds of two lonely people: an old 

woman and the vulnerable young boy whom she 

has taken into her care. 

“Twomey’s comforting voice is perfect for this 

story, woven from threads of realism and imagination.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3560-4 • $30.00 


THE SILENT BOY 

read by Karen Allen 

Katy Thatcher develops an unlikely friendship 

with Jacob, who never speaks. When town 

events take a tragic turn, only Katy can unravel 

the mystery of what occurred and why. 

“…every character seems real and every word 

sounds right.”—The Horn Book 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1766-5 • $38.00 


wwLOIS LOWRYww 

THE BIRTHDAY BALL 

read by Elissa Steele 

Princess Patricia Priscilla is bored with her life 

and upcoming birthday ball. Doomed to endure 

courtship by unappealing noblemen, she escapes 

her fate. Disguised as a peasant, she attends the 

village school, attracting new friends. When 

disgusting suitors, loveable peasants, and clueless 

monarchs collide at the ball, the princess 

finally gets to call the shots. 

★“An original fairy tale with a decidedly comical 

twist.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Elissa Steele’s regal voice is a wonderful fit for 

Lowry’s engaging tale.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-3077-4618-4 • $25.00 


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NUMBER THE STARS 

read by Blair Brown 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Ten-year-old Annemarie Johansen and her 

best friend Ellen Rosen often think about the 

way life was before the war began and the Nazi 

occupation changed everything. 

“A stellar audio version.”—Booklist 

“The combination of Brown’s steady voice and 

Lowry’s dramatic story creates a mesmerizing 

production.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8556-9 • $30.00 


THE WILLOUGHBYS 

read by Arte Johnson 

Abandoned by their parents to the care of a 

nanny, the four Willoughby children attempt 

to fulfill their roles as good “old-fashioned” 

children—following the models set in lauded 

tales from A Christmas Carol to Mary Poppins. 

They hope to attain their happy ending too. 

“Arte Johnson does a great job with the understated 

humor and witty dialogue...Great family 

listening fare.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6403-1• $24.00 


THE GIVER 

read by Ron Rifkin 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

In the story of a seemingly utopian city in a 

futuristic world, Jonas is singled out to receive 

special training from The Giver—who alone 

holds memories of pain and pleasure in life. 

“Sharing this audiobook in a family or a classroom 

offers a valuable opportunity.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-8609-8 • $38.00 


GATHERING BLUE 

read by Katherine Borowitz 

In a society that shuns and discards the 

weak, Kira faces an uncertain future. Blessed 

with a talent that keeps her alive, she discovers 

things that will change her life forever. 

“Loquacious, mysterious, and thoughtprovoking…the 

audio version is certain to be 

popular.”—School Library Journal 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3563-5 • $45.00 


MESSENGER 

read by David Morse 

Matty has lived in and flourished in Village 

a place that welcomed newcomers, but something 

sinister has seeped into Village and the 

people have voted to close it to outsiders. 

Matty has been invaluable as a messenger. 

Now he must make one last journey. 

“David Morse tells this riveting tale with the 

drama it deserves. Listeners will gasp at the 

heartbreaking ending.”—KLIATT 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8620-7 • $30.00 



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ELLA ENCHANTED 

read by Eden Riegel 

NEWBERY HONOR 

At her birth, Ella was the recipient of a 

foolish fairy’s gift—the “gift” of obedience. Ella 

must obey any order given to her. But strongwilled 

Ella does not accept her fate. 

★“Riegel conveys the many shades of Ella’s 

frustration and sharp wit.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-8072-2018-4 • $45.00 


DAVE AT NIGHT 

read by Jason Harris 

Dave’s father is dead and his step-mother doesn’t 

want him. Only the HHB will take him in— 

Hebrew Home for Boys. 

“Jason Harris is a master of many voices. This 

is a rollicking, heartwarming story about 

friendship, loyalty, cruelty, and hope.” 

—Lorgnette, The Heart of Texas 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6116-0 • $38.00 


SHILOH 

read by Peter MacNicol 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

When Marty finds a young beagle behind his 

home, it’s love at first sight—and also big trouble. 

The dog, Shiloh, belongs to mean Judd 

Travers. So when Shiloh runs away from Judd, 

Marty has to hide him and protect him. 

“Peter MacNicol’s youthful voice and soft drawl 

are the perfect vehicle for this gentle story of a 

young boy’s love for a mistreated dog.” 


★“A moving and powerful look at the best and 

the worst of human nature as well as the shades 

of gray that color most of life’s dilemmas.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1159-5 • $30.00 


SHILOH SEASON 

read by Michael Moriarty 

After Marty Preston worked so hard to earn 

the dog Shiloh, he hoped that his troubles with 

Judd Travers were over. However as hunting season 

approaches, Marty realizes that Shiloh is in 

danger once again. 

“This is a superb production.”—AudioFile 

“Moriarty’s reading will evoke lively discussions 

on a variety of topics—boy/dog relationships, 

family responsibilities, integrity, good character 

development and long-lasting virtues.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-4903-8 • $24.00 


wwGAIL CARSON LEVINEww 

THE WISH 


There is nothing wrong with Wilma Sturtz 

that a little popularity won’t fix. Wilma becomes 

the center of attention at her junior high school. 

She has more friends than she can count and 

forty invitations to the Graduation Night 

Dance. But what will happen when the wish 

ends? How can Wilma make sure she is never 

unpopular again? 

“The quality and narration of this recording is 

excellent.”—School Library Journal 

“There are some laugh-out-loud moments here 

and plenty of scenes that are believable and fun. 

Kids will get a kick out of this one.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8208-9 • $38.00 


FAIRY DUST AND THE 

QUEST FOR THE EGG 

read by Hannah Gordon 

Fairy Haven is abuzz with news about Prilla 

but before this young fairy can learn her special 

talent, she is sent on a dangerous journey that 

could determine the fate of Never Land. 

“[Gordon] reads with a softened accent and a 

kind, sunny tone that prove inviting.” 


“Gordon’s reading...is warm and soothing… 

Sound effects, such as the dramatic whoosh that 

accompanies Prilla’s trips to the human world, 

enhance the action.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-307-28294-1 • $30.00 


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SAVING SHILOH 

read by Henry Leyva 

Marty Preston wonders why it is that despite 

Judd Travers’s attempts to redeem himself 

everyone is still so willing to think the worst 

of him. 

“A powerful story of redemption.” 


★“Gripping and ultimately satisfying.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5528-2 • $24.00 


WALKER’S CROSSING 

read by Tom Wopat 

In this thought-provoking tale, Ryan Walker 

finds himself in the middle of an unavoidable 

confrontation and learns how to find his place 

in a changing world. 

“Narrator Tom Wopat delivers an appropriately 

understated performance, which accurately 

conveys the pain caused by bigotry and narrowmindedness.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8268-3 • $38.00 


photo credit: Katherine Lambert 

FAIRY HAVEN AND THE QUEST 

FOR THE WAND 

read by Rosalyn Landor 

Soop has grown tired of waiting for the magic 

wand that Rani promised and sends a flood to 

destroy Fairy Haven. Now the only thing that 

can save the fairies’ home is the arrival of the 

wand. Rani, Tinker Bell, and Clarion journey to 

the palace of the Great Wanded fairies. 

“Children already enamored of the Disney 

Princess line will be clamoring for it.” 


“Rosalyn Landor’s pacing keeps this exciting 

adventure moving along. The fairies’ voices are 

distinct and easy to follow as the story switches 

locales and characters.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6107-8 • $30.00 


FAIRIES AND THE QUEST 

FOR NEVER LAND 

read by Roslyn Landor 

When Peter Pan takes Gwendolyn to Never 

Land, she heads straight for Fairy Haven. Tinker 

Bell and the other fairies reluctantly allow 

Gwendolyn to join them on a dangerous quest 

when the evil dragon Kyto escapes. 

“Listeners who love stories about diminutive 

fairies will find plenty of details to enjoy.” 


“Fans of Tinkerbell and the Disney Fairies will 

enjoy this series entry.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-1157-1 • $25.00 


FAITH, HOPE, AND IVY JUNE 

read by Karen White 

Two girls from different backgrounds spend 

several weeks in each other’s neck of the woods. 

As the girls get closer, they discover they’re more 

alike than different. 

★“Phyllis Reynols Naylor’s deft storytelling 

effortlessly transports readers to her Kentucky 

settings—and into two unexpectedly similar 

lives.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

★“Hearing the story narrated does much to 

bring the story to life and draws the listener into 

the action...highly recommended for middle 

graders and parents interested in recognizing and 

combating social stereotypes.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-8053-6 • $50.00 

Grade: RL: 5.8 • IL: Grades 4-9 • LL: 900 • 6 hrs. 22 mins. 

EMILY’S FORTUNE 

read by Lee Adams 

Unexpectedly orphaned, Emily travels by 

stagecoach to her Aunt Hilda. She must evade 

Miss Catchum, who’ll collect a big bonus for 

making Emily live with her vicious Uncle. A 

cunning orphan helps Emily find her confidence 

and true spirit. 

“A good deal of the appeal comes from Naylor’s 

feisty chapter cliff-hangers…It all makes for a 

fun, bouncy ride.”—Booklist 

“Lee Adams enhances Naylor’s brilliant use of 

vernacular, giving many characters weathered 

voices that speak of the past. An entertaining 

tale.”—School library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-3077-3803-5 • $20.00 


MAGIC TREE HOUSE ® 


“These lively tales of time travel 

and adventure are transformed into 

entertaining audio stories narrated by 

the author…an excellent aural quality 

makes this a fantastic addition 

to library or home collections.” 



Books 1-8 

Includes: #1 Dinosaurs Before Dark, #2 The 

Knight at Dawn, #3 Mummies in the Morning, 

#4 Pirates Past Noon, #5 Night of the Ninjas, 

#6 Afternoon on the Amazon, #7 Sunset of the 

Sabertooth, and #8 Midnight on the Moon. 

5 CDs • 978-0-8072-0613-3 • $45.00 



Books 9-16 

Includes: #9 Dolphins at Daybreak, 

#10 Ghost Town at Sundown, #11 Lions at 

Lunchtime, #12 Polar Bears Past Bedtime, 

#13 Vacation Under the Volcano, #14 Day of the 

Dragon King, #15 Viking Ships at Sunrise, and 

#16 Hour of the Olympics. 

5 CDs • 978-0-8072-1611-8 • $45.00 



Books 17-24 

Includes: #17 Tonight on the Titanic, 

#18 Buffalo Before Breakfast, #19 Tigers at 

Twilight, #20 Dingoes at Dinnertime, #21 Civil 

War on Sunday, #22 Revolutionary War on 

Wednesday, #23 Twister on Tuesday, and #24 

Earthquake in the Early Morning. 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3591-8 • $45.00 



Books 25-29 

Includes: #25 Stage Fright on a Summer 

Night, #26 Good Morning, Gorillas, 

#27 Thanksgiving on Thursday, #28 High Tide 

in Hawaii, and #29 Christmas in Camelot. 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3785-1 • $38.00 



Books 30-32 

Includes: #30 Haunted Castle on Hallow’s 

Eve, #31 Summer of the Sea Serpent, and 

#32 Winter of the Ice Wizard. 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9481-3 • $30.00 



Books 33-35 

Includes: #33 Carnival at Candlelight, #34 

Season of the Sandstorms, and #35 Night of the 

New Magicians. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3130-9 • $30.00 


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Books 36 & 37 

Includes: #36 Blizzard of the Blue Moon and 

#37 Dragon of the Red Dawn. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-5108-6 • $24.00 



Books 38 & 39 

Incudes: #38: Monday with a Mad Genius and 

#39: Dark Day in the Deep Sea. 

Jack and Annie continue their quest to save 

Merlin with the secrets of happiness. In these two 

adventures they travel back to the Renaissance 

and off to a deserted island in the middle of the 

ocean. 

★“In her compelling, enthusiastic storytelling 

style, Osborne gives voice to Jack and Annie.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6394-2 • $24.00 



Books 40 & 41 

Includes: # 40: Eve of the Emperor Penguin and 

# 41: Moonlight on the Magic Flute. 

“Osborne’s unhurried pacing and mellifluous 

voice are well-suited for young listeners’ ears.” 


“Young fans of the print editions will enthusiastically 

welcome the audio version.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7409-2 • $24.00 



Books 42 & 43 

Includes: #42: A Good Night for Ghosts and 

#43: Leprechaun in Late Winter. 

Jack and Annie discover the world of jazz when 

they meet a young Louis Armstrong! Then Jack 

and Annie go on an adventure with Lady Gregory, 

who helped the Irish people. 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-0629-4 • $30.00 


ADALINE FALLING STAR 

read by Elaina Erika Davis 

Set in the American Wilderness of the 1840s, 

Adaline is sent to live with her father, famous 

scout Kit Carson, after her mother dies. When 

she flees her cruel relatives, everything she ever 

knew about love and loyalty is put to the test. 

“[Elaina Erika Davis’s] child-like tone adds 

authenticity to the first-person narration.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8251-5 • $30.00 


wwBARBARA PARKww 

THE GRADUATION OF JAKE MOON 

read by Fred Savage 

Jake thought Alzheimer’s disease was no big deal, 

but he was wrong. All of a sudden, it’s as if Jake is 

the grown-up, and his grandfather is the child. 

“Narrator Fred Savage ably captures the full 

dimensions of Jake’s dilemma…”—The Horn Book 

2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8348-2 • $24.00 


THE JUNIE B. JONES SERIES 

read by Lana Quintal 

Books 1-4 

Includes: #1 Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus, 

#2 Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business, #3 Junie 

B. Jones and Her Big Fat Mouth, and #4 Junie B. Jones 

and Some Sneaky Peaky Spying. 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1167-0 • $30.00 


Books 5-8 

Includes: #5 Junie B. Jones and the Yucky Blucky 

Fruitcake, #6 Junie B. Jones and that Meanie Jim’s 

Birthday, #7 Junie B. Jones Loves Handsome Warren, 

and #8 Junie B. Jones Has a Monster Under Her Bed. 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2011-5 • $30.00 


Books 9-12 

Includes: #9 Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook, #10 

Junie B. Jones Is a Party Animal, #11 Junie B. Jones 

Is a Beauty Shop Guy, and #12 Junie B. Jones Smells 

Something Fishy. 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8623-8 • $30.00 


Books 13-16 

Includes: #13 Junie B. Jones Is (Almost) a Flower 

Girl, #14 Junie B. Jones and the Mushy Gushy 

Valentime, #15 Junie B. Jones Has a Peep in Her 

Pocket, and #16 Junie B. Jones Is Captain Field Day. 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8987-1 • $30.00 


Books 17-20 

Includes: #17 Junie B. Jones Is a Graduation Girl, 

#18 Junie B., First Grader (at last!), #19 Junie B., 

First Grader: Boss of Lunch, and #20 Junie B., First 

Grader: Toothless Wonder. 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1609-5 • $30.00 


Books 21-24 

Includes: #21 Junie B., First Grader: Cheater 

Pants, #22 Junie B., First Grader: One-Man Band, 

#23 Junie B., First Grader: Shipwrecked, and #24 

Junie B., First Grader: Boo...and I MEAN it! 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9504-9 • $30.00 


Books 25-26 

Includes: #25 Junie B., First Grader: Jingle Bells, 

Batman Smells (P.S. So Does May) and #26 Junie B., 

First Grader: Aloha-Ha-Ha! 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3801-8 • $24.00 



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wwLINDA SUE PARKww 

ARCHER’S QUEST 

read by Feodor Chin 

Kevin is in his room when suddenly an arrow 

appears. The man who shot the arrow calls 

himself Chu-mong or Great Archer. A visit to 

the local museum confirms that Chu-mong 

ruled ancient Korea Archer return to his throne. 

“Narrator Feodor Chin infuses Kevin with 

infectious curiosity and adds a solemnity to 

Archer that is appealing.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4854-3 • $30.00 


PROJECT MULBERRY 

read by Mina Kim and the Author 

Julia Song and her friend, Patrick, enter a 

project in the state fair—how to raise silkworms. 

Patrick thinks it’s a great idea. Julia is 

afraid the project isn’t American enough. 

“This is an engaging production that, thanks to 

Kim’s warm performance of Park’s prose, gently 

addresses the challenging subjects of friendship, 

ethnic identity, and death.”—Booklist 



4 CDs • 978-0-3072-4536-6 • $38.00 


A SINGLE SHARD 


NEWBERY MEDAL 

Tree-ear, an orphan, dreams of making a pot 

of his own as he watches Min, the master 

potter. Min takes Tree-ear on as his helper and 

Tree-ear is determined to prove himself. 

“…listeners will likely be hooked by Tree-ear’s 

perseverance and fascinated by a look into this 

craftsmen’s colony from Korean history.” 






3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1607-1 • $30.00 


KEEPING SCORE 

read by Julie Pearl 

Maggie is a huge fan of the Brooklyn 

Dodgers. Her love of baseball grows when her 

friend Jim teaches her the art of scoring a game. 

Soon after, Jim is drafted and sent to fight in 

Korea. Maggie finds a way to make a difference 

for her friend, her team, and her country. 

★“Park evokes the characters and settings with 

her customary skill and talent for detail.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6508-3 • $38.00 



HATCHET 

read by Peter Coyote 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Haunted by his parents’ divorce, young Brian 

Robeson, the sole survivor of a plane crash in 

the wilderness, must draw on untested skills 

and strength to survive. 

“Coyote captures Brian’s terror, anguish and 

exultation as he learns to survive.”—AudioFile 

“Paulsen tells a fine adventure story.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1155-7 • $30.00 


THE RIVER 


When a freak storm leaves his companion 

grievously injured, Brian Robeson is on his own 

with only his wits to pull him through. 

“An excellent choice for family listening, keeping 

adults and children keenly attuned.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3133-0 • $30.00 


BRIAN’S WINTER 

read by Richard Thomas 

Brian’s Winter begins where Hatchet might 

have ended. Brian is not rescued, but must rely 

on his survival skills to face a cold winter. 

“Breathtaking...mesmerizing.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4895-6 • $30.00 


BRIAN’S RETURN 


The gripping conclusion to the story that 

began in Hatchet. Brian Robeson returns to the 

woods and discovers his true path in life. 

“Paulsen fans will love this final chapter in 

Brian’s quest for the woodsman’s way of life.” 

—VOYA 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-5131-4 • $24.00 


BRIAN’S HUNT 


When Brian finds a badly wounded dog in 

the wilderness, he senses danger and he heads 

north with his new companion to learn what 

happened to his Cree friends. 

“Based on real incidents, this well-written 

sequel to Hatchet and its successors will be 

gobbled up by the author’s legions of fans.” 


2 CDs • 978-1-4000-8608-5 • $24.00 


wwGARY PAULSENww 

photo credit: Les Morsillo 

THE HAYMEADOW 

read by Richard Thomas 

A deeply moving tale of courage, survival, 

and coming-of-age as young John Barron 

struggles to win his father’s love. 

“Another fine adventure from Gary Paulsen, 

who deftly blends an action-packed plot and a 

likable character.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8283-6 • $38.00 


SOLDIER’S HEART 

read by George Wendt 

Charley goes to war a boy, and returns a 

changed man, crippled by what he has 

seen. This captivating tale gives a voice to all 

the anonymous young men of the Civil War. 

★“Paulsen’s storytelling is so psychologically 

true that readers will feel they have lived 

through Charley’s experiences.” 



2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8197-6 • $24.00 


WOODSONG 


Paulsen writes about his own real life adventures 

as he prepares for the gruling Iditarod 

sled dog race. 

“Woodsong blends deep introspection with 

fast-paced action and succeeds admirably on 

both levels.”—Publishers Weekly 

Booklist Editors’ Choice 

2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8215-7 • $24.00 


CANYONS – ABRIDGED EDITION 


A mystical link joins fifteen year-old 

Brennan and Coyote Runs, an Apache boy executed 

by soldiers in 1864. Brennan faces the 

challenge of his life to find peace for both boys. 

“[A] deft and thought-provoking adventure 

novel.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-0720-8 • $30.00 


WOODS RUNNER 

read by Danny Campbell 

Samuel, thirteen, spends his days hunting for 

food for his family. Then British soldiers and 

Iroquois attack. Samuel’s parents are taken as 

prisoners, but he’s determined to rescue them. 

“Danny Campbell skillfully employs pace and 

projection to build suspense and convey 

Paulsen’s page-turning action...An afterword 

adds more facts to this gripping story of the 

Revolutionary War.”—AudioFile 

“Campbell’s slightly rough and unpretentious 

voice articulates the stark reality of war and life 

on the frontier.”—Booklist 

★“Excellent in every way including its satisfying 

end.”—Sound Commentary, starred review 

“Excellent narration, and intricate portrayal 

of history makes this audiobook a worthwhile 

listening experience”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1034-5 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 5.5 • IL 5-9 • LL: 870 • 3 hrs. 42 mins.

A LONG WAY FROM CHICAGO 


NEWBERY HONOR 

When Joey and his sister, Mary Alice, travel 

from their Chicago home to their grandmother’s 

small town, they don’t expect the 

crazy adventures they encounter. 

“This is a book that cries out to be read aloud, 

and this production fulfills that potential.” 


“As close to perfection as an audiobook can 

get.”—KLIATT 

★“Part vaudeville act, part laconic tall tale, the 

stories, with their dirty tricks and cunning 

plots, make you laugh out loud at the farce and 

snicker at the reversals.” 




4 CDs • 978-0-3072-0739-5 • $38.00 


A YEAR DOWN YONDER 

read by Lois Smith 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Mary Alice moves in with Grandma Dowdel 

for the year, returning for more astonishing, 

laugh-out-loud adventures. 

“Lois Smith’s masterful comic timing has a 

country flair that conveys Peck’s humorous and 

heartwarming book perfectly.” 


“Narrator Lois Smith captures Grandma 

Dowdel’s character and spirit.”—Booklist 


3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1169-4 • $30.00 


A SEASON OF GIFTS 


It’s 1958, and when a new family moves in 

next door to Mrs. Dowdel they are “gifted” 

with her sage advice and irresistible spunk. 

★“Pitch-perfect prose, laced with humor and 

poignancy, strong characterization…one of 

Peck’s best novels yet.” 

—Kirkus Review, starred review 

“Ron McLarty’s pacing, cadence, and tone fit 

the setting and characters perfectly. Peck has 

treated readers to another literary gift, and 

McLarty reads it with aplomb.”—AudioFile 

“McLarty deftly reads this charming story. His 

solid narration, accompanied by superb 

comedic timing, captures the hilarity and emotions 

with much feeling. Great for family road 

trips, as a journey with Grandma Dowdel is 

guaranteed fun.”—Booklist 

AUDIE Finalist 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8548-7 • $30.00 


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“Coupled with a swift, bright narrative 

style and a coruscating sense of humor 

is...a fistful of genius for characterization 

and a fine feel for language—Richard 

Peck’s recipe.”—Kirkus Reviews 

FAIR WEATHER 

read by Estelle Parsons 

Transport back to 1893, to the Chicago 

World’s Fair and its breathtaking mix of 

personalities and glimpses of the future. 

“Parsons’ weathered voice perfectly complements 

this nostalgic historical novel.” 


“Listeners can imagine how amazing the new 

inventions of the times must have seemed.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4632-5 • $30.00 


HERE LIES THE LIBRARIAN 

read by Lara Everly 

Set in 1914, Peewee idolizes his brother Jake 

and plans to follow in his footsteps. Then a 

young librarian works her magic on them both. 

“If any author could combine autoracing, 

feminism, cross-town rivalries, orphaned 

children, a tornado, and libraries into an 

engaging novel, that author would be Richard 

Peck.”—AudioFile 

“Lara Everly brings the story to life with great 

charm. Listeners will enjoy this well-done 

audiobook...”—School Library Journal 

“In youthful tones Everly portrays Peewee with 

a blend of innocence and confidence that captures 

the teen years; she conveys the headstrong 

librarians with an airy assurance…her reading 

of this delightfully offbeat historical novel is 

most engaging. Both kids and librarians are 

bound to love it.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-8596-6 • $30.00 


ON THE WINGS OF HEROES 

read by Lincoln Hoppe 

A tender, unforgettable portrait of the World 

War II homefront and a family’s love. 

“Peck’s novel explores the relationships 

between fathers and sons, and brothers and 

friends during the early days of U.S. involvement 

in World War II…Hoppe portrays Davy, 

who is bursting at the seams with life, with a 

delicate innocence.”—School Library Journal 

“Hoppe allows the characters to develop 

naturally, and his well-timed performance 

brings out Peck’s subtle humor. He expertly 

voices the large cast of colorful characters, 

adding depth to the episodic story.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4860-4 • $30.00 


PAST PERFECT, PRESENT TENSE 

read by the Author, Lara Schwartzberg, 

and Paul Boehmer 

A collection of 13 Richard Peck stories with 

tips for aspiring authors. 

“Richard Peck provides commentary while Lara 

Schwartzberg and Paul Boehmer retell his 

supernatural and contemporary tales.” 


“Hearing the slightly raspy author wax poetic 

about the creative process is most inspiring. 

A must for young bibliophiles and budding 

storytellers.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3072-0699-2 • $45.00 


THE RIVER BETWEEN US 

read by Lina Patel and Daniel Passer 

During the early days of the Civil War, the 

Pruitt family takes in two mysterious young 

ladies who have fled New Orleans to come north 

to Illinois. 

“Lina Patel narrates in Tilly’s no-nonsense, 

Midwestern voice…while Daniel Passer imparts 

Howard’s boyishness in this tale of acceptance 

and family solidarity.”—VOYA 

“[Passer] has a pleasant, easy voice and a fine 

sense of a boy’s pacing…Lina Patel also excels 

with the many characters and the emotional 

complexities of the plot.” 



VOYA A+ Audiobook 


4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8982-6 • $38.00 


THE TEACHER’S FUNERAL 

read by Dylan Baker 

Russell’s big dreams of quitting school are disrupted 

when his sister begins teaching at his oneroom 

school. 

“Dylan Baker becomes Russell… turning a great 

story into an even greater listening experience.” 







4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9496-7 • $38.00 


THREE QUARTERS DEAD 


When Kerry is chosen to join the coolest 

clique in school but her friends are killed in a car 

accident. Then Kerry receives a text from one of 

the girls: We’re all 3 here at my aunt’s in the city. 

Take the 3:50 train. B there. 

“Wrapping the story in the shrouds of a ghost 

story was a stroke of genius, making it a creepy 

tale middle school girls will die for...if they put 

down their cell phones long enough to read 

it.”—The Horn Book 

“Peck accentuates the scary dominance cliques 

wield in high school by imbuing them with 

supernatural power, easing what could have been 

a pointed message.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4583-5 • $25.00 



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DAUGHTER OF THE 

LIONESS SERIES 

read by Trini Alvarado 

TRICKSTER’S CHOICE 

Alianne is the teenage daughter of the famed 

Alanna, the first lady knight in Tortall. Young 

Aly follows in the quieter footsteps of her 

father, however, delighting in the art of spying. 

“Alvarado reads with the cadence of a medieval 

storyteller, yet she makes feisty Aly seem as real 

as the girl next door.”—Booklist 

10 CDs • 978-0-307-28379-5 • $70.00 


TRICKSTER’S QUEEN 

Alanna’s daughter, Aly, is now spying as part 

of an underground rebellion against the 

colonial rulers of the Copper Isles. The people 

in the rebellion believe that a prophecy in 

which a new queen will rise up to take the 

throne is about to be realized. 

“This exciting fantasy is well delivered by 

Alvarado.”—KLIATT 

11 CDs • 978-1-4000-9486-8 • $70.00 


BEKA COOPER SERIES 

read by Susan Denaker 

BEKA COOPER BOOK 1: TERRIER 

Beka Cooper is a rookie with the lawenforcing 

Provost’s Guard, and she’s been 

assigned a tough beat that’s about to get 

tougher. Beka’s ability to communicate with the 

dead clues her in to an underworld conspiracy. 

“Denaker does a fine job with the many and 

varied characters in the novel.” 


12 CDs • 978-0-7393-3790-5 • $80.00 


BEKA COOPER BOOK 2: 

BLOODHOUND 

Beka Cooper is no longer a Puppy. She’s a 

Dog now—a full-fledged member of the 

Provost’s Guard. It’s up to Beka and her team to 

find the crooked criminals. She’ll have to learn 

to sniff out the criminals—to be a Bloodhound. 

“Denaker gives a smooth performance….she 

presents a convincing portrayal of young 

woman with an iron will who is determined to 

meet her obligations.”—AudioFile 

15 CDs • 978-0-7393-6420-8 • $80.00 


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SONG OF THE LIONESS QUARTET 

read by Trini Alvarado 

Fantasy filled with swords and sorcery, 

adventure and intrigue, good and evil… 

ALANNA: The First Adventure 

Alanna of Trebond disguises herself as a boy 

and begins training to be a knight. 

“Alvarado’s light adolescent voice is just right 

for Alanna.”—KLIATT 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3794-3 • $38.00 


IN THE HAND OF THE GODDESS 

Disguised as a boy, Alanna of Trebond 

becomes a squire—to none other than the 

prince of the realm. 

“Trini Alvarado narrates with enthusiasm and 

care.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-4900-7 • $30.00 


PROTECTOR OF THE SMALL QUARTET 

read by Bernadette Dunne 

FIRST TEST 

Keladry of Mindelan, the first girl to train 

for knighthood, must prove herself to the 

males around her. Kel performs well in her 

first battle and is allowed to stay for another 

year of training. 

“Features a strong female character…Dunne’s 

narration perfectly captures the wide assortment 

of characters.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4910-6 • $55.00 


PAGE 

As the only female page in formal knight 

training, 11-year-old Keladry spends her time 

defending first-year pages from bullies, staying 

on top of homework, conquering her fear of 

heights, and keeping up with Lord Wyldon’s 

grueling physical training schedule. 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5136-9 • $45.00 


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THE WOMAN WHO 

RIDES LIKE A MAN 

As the first female shaman, Alanna must 

fight to change the ancient traditions of the 

desert tribes—for their own sake and for the 

sake of all Tortall. 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5525-1 • $45.00 


LIONESS RAMPANT 

Alanna sets out on an impossible quest to 

find the Dominion Jewel, a legendary gem 

that, in the right hands, has limitless power for 

good. 

“[Alvarado’s] performance will have listeners 

believing that Tortall really existed.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6112-2 • $50.00 


SQUIRE 

Keladry has just one dream: to become a 

knight. She knows that she will not exactly be 

welcome in the all-male domain. However, 

Keladry doesn’t give up that easily. In fact, 

listeners delightfully find that she is a force to 

be reckoned with. 

“[Here’s] a strong female protagonist who 

accomplishes her goals with her integrity, sense 

of humor, and her self-esteem intact.” 


“Unlike most fantasy heroines, Kel does not 

rely on magic. She is a fighter who clamps 

down on her feelings and taps her courage, 

cleverness, and moral outrage to fight evil.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-6165-8 • $65.00 


LADY KNIGHT 

In the final installment of this thrilling series 

our heroine Kel has finally been knighted. 

With her honor to Tortall and her life at stake, 

Kel makes powerful choices that can mean victory 

or defeat. 

“This meaty book has lots of fighting and 

challenges to Kel’s authority, allowing her once 

again to prove that she is equal to the men. 

Her compassion for those weaker than herself 

and her strong leadership skills make her an 

appealing protagonist.” 


“Gripping…series fans will grab this.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-7974-5 • $65.00 

Grade: RL: 5.6 • IL: • 5-9 • LL: 770 • 11 hrs. 11 mins. 

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COUNT KARLSTEIN 

read by Jo Thurley & a full cast 

It’s All Souls Eve and Zamiel the Demon 

Huntsman has come to claim his prey! Can 

Lucy and Charlotte outwit their uncle and 

escape? 

“Action, adventure, laughs and the crisp vocal 

gymnastics here will keep listeners on the edge 

of their seats.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Listeners will feel like they are experiencing a 

stage play. This cliff-hanger is audiobook 

production at its finest.” 




5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8600-0 • $45.00 


THE SCARECROW AND 

HIS SERVANT 


When a bolt of lightning strikes a tattered 

scarecrow he comes to life and becomes a 

pea-brained fellow with grand ideas. 

★“Listeners will delight in Graeme Malcolm’s 

interpretation.” 


“The fairy tale quality of Philip Pullman’s latest 

is enhanced by Graeme Malcolm’s gentle, 

almost singsong, narration.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8381-8 • $38.00 


ONCE UPON A TIME 

IN THE NORTH 

This is a glimpse into the first friendship of 

two of the most beloved characters in the His 

Dark Materials trilogy—Lee Scoresby and 

armored bear Iorek Byrnison. 

★“Pullman’s outstanding audio performance is 

equal to the professionally trained actors in this 

multicast performance....” 


“An entertaining, well-produced adventure 

…will keep listeners glued to their 

earphones.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6700-1 • $30.00 


wwPHILIP PULLMANww 

HIS DARK MATERIALS 

read by the Author with a Full Cast 

In a landmark epic of fantasy and storytelling, 

Philip Pullman invites readers into 

a world as convincing and thoroughly 

realized as Narnia, Earthsea, or Redwall. 

THE GOLDEN COMPASS 

★“Pullman’s masterfully rendered fantasy-adventure...captivates 

from the start on this vibrant 

audio production.” 


“This is an example of a full-cast recording at its 

zenith.”—AudioFile 

ALSC Notable Children’s Recordings 

Audie Award Children’s Title for Ages 8+ 



Publishers Weekly Listen Up! Award 



9 CDs • 978-0-8072-1049-9 • $65.00 


THE SUBTLE KNIFE 

Lyra finds herself in a shimmering, haunted 

underworld, but she is not without allies: 

12-year-old Will Parry, joins her on a perilous 

journey to discover their destinies. 

“The actors bring the vivid landscape of personalities 

to life, while the phrases of music by composer 

Peter Pontzen…add color and texture to 

the story’s predominantly dark mood.” 



Audie Award Children’s Title for Ages 8+ 




8 CDs • 978-0-8072-1047-5 • $60.00 


THE AMBER SPYGLASS 

★“As the assured, silver-tongued narrator 

weaving amongst the excellent work of approximately 

40 British actors, Pullman extends an 

impossible-to-refuse invitation to listening 

adventure.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

“When an author brings his intimate 

acquaintance with plot, setting, characters, 

and language, then adds an elegant, polished 

speaking voice, an exquisite ear for every 

dramatic nuance, listeners are in for a sumptuous 

feast.”—The Horn Book 

Three Audie Awards: 

• Multi-voiced presentation 

• Children’s Title for Ages 8+ 

• Achievement and Innovation in Production 


12 CDs • 978-0-8072-1046-8 • $80.00 


LYRA’S OXFORD 

“Essential listening for His Dark Materials fans, 

but be warned —it will only leave you wanting 

more.”—AudioFile 


1 CD • 978-0-8072-1997-3 • $20.00 



THE SALLY LOCKHART 

MYSTERIES 

read by Anton Lesser 

“Lesser’s performance fully realizes the 

potential the audiobook format holds 

as an extension, rather than simple 

recapitulation of print text.” 


THE RUBY IN THE SMOKE 

In 19th century London, Sally, a recent 

orphan, becomes involved in a deadly search for 

a mysterious ruby. 

“Narrator Anton Lesser’s impressive ability 

to play numerous characters enhances this 

eerie mystery set in Victorian London...An 

entertaining production.” —Booklist 

“Narrator Anton Lesser is a marvel…Lesser 

deftly navigates London’s many accents as 

Pullman’s quick plot turns from terror to 

humor.”—AudioFile 







6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8602-4 • $50.00 


THE SHADOW IN THE NORTH 

The year is 1878, and Sally Lockhart has 

started her own financial business. When a 

client loses a fortune in the collapse of a British 

shipping firm, Sally is determined to find out 

why. 

“Anton Lesser’s sense of character is peerless... 

Lesser delivers a spellbinding performance that 

intensifies the suspense and makes the villain 

more menacing.”—AudioFile 

“Anton Lesser ably narrates the novel…An 

excellent presentation.” 




8 CDs • 978-0-3072-8604-8 • $60.00 


THE TIGER IN THE WELL 

It’s 1881 and Sally is successful in her own 

business and home. But then a complete 

stranger emerges, claiming to be both her 

husband and her daughter’s father and 

threatening all that she has. 

“Narrator Anton Lesser’s rapid-fire switches 

from character to character sound like the work 

of a whole cast of narrators but are, in fact, the 

work of one absolutely stellar one.” 


“This thought-provoking romp is as rich and 

captivating as a modern-day Dickens novel.” 



Capitol Choices: Audiobooks Too Good to Miss 

11 CDs • 978-0-3072-8605-5 • $75.00 



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A BRIEF CHAPTER IN 

MY IMPOSSIBLE LIFE 


Simone has always known she’s adopted. But 

when her birth mother contacts her she begins 

to question everything about her life. 

“[Siegfried’s] emotional reading resonates with 

admiration for the teen’s exploration of family.” 


“Siegfried offers a sensitive reading that is never 

maudlin, making the characters come alive. A 

great read that deals with important teen 

issues.”—School Library Journal 


5 CDs • 978-0-307-28566-9 • $45.00 


HARMLESS 

read by Lynde Houck, Donna Rawlins, and 

Staci Snell 

Three teens concoct a story about why they 

are late getting home. What happens next challenges 

their friendship, their community, their 

families, and their sense of themselves. 

“The narrators’ distinct and youthful voices 

are excellent matches for the characters, illuminating 

the strong and varied emotions.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4853-6 • $45.00 


HOW TO BUILD A HOUSE 

read by Caitlin Greer 

When Harper’s dad gets divorced, she 

loses her beloved stepfamily. Harper joins a 

volunteer program for the summer and begins a 

summer romance with Teddy. Learning to trust 

and love Teddy is the first step Harper takes to 

find her way back home. 

★“This is a thoughtful treatment of what it 

means to rebuild, not just physical structures, 

but also lives and families.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6412-3 • $45.00 


THE THINGS A BROTHER KNOWS 

read by Joshua Swanson 

When Levi’s older brother Boaz returns from 

the Marines, Levi knows there’s something 

wrong. When Boaz leaves again, Levi follows 

him, determined to understand who he has 

become, and how to bring him home again. 

★“Swanson brings many strong characters to 

life with perfect intonations and accents.” 


★“Picture of the personal consequences of war 

without being simplistically pro or anti. 

Powerful.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

Sydney Taylor Book Award Winner 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-3836-3 • $34.00 


PERCY JACKSON 

AND THE OLYMPIANS 

read by Jesse Bernstein 

THE LIGHTNING THIEF 

Now A Major Motion Picture! 

Percy Jackson is sent to Camp Half Blood, a 

summer camp for demigods, where he learns 

that his father is Poseidon. Percy then sets out 

on a quest to reach the underworld and prevent 

a war between the gods. 

“[Jesse Bernstein’s] masterpiece is the boyish and 

sarcastic Percy himself.”—AudioFile 

“Mythology fans will love this take and kids 

who haven’t been inculcated with the Classical 

canon will learn aspects of it here while having 

no trouble following a rollicking good-and 

modern-adventure.”—School Library Journal 



8 CDs • 978-0-3072-4531-1 • $60.00 


THE SEA OF MONSTERS 

Percy Jackson finds his seventh-grade year 

unnervingly quiet. But Percy soon discovers 

trouble at Camp Half-Blood—the magical borders 

protecting Half-Blood Hill have been poisoned 

by a mysterious enemy. 

“Narrator Jesse Bernstein is back on board too, 

with the snappy delivery and all the right funny 

touches that make this action-packed fantasy 

such fun.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Bernstein is so good at accurately portraying 

teenagers that it’s hard to recall he isn’t 

one…Bernstein keeps the pace masterfully taut 

while also allowing listeners time to revel in the 

book’s humor.”—AudioFile 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3587-1 • $55.00 


wwRICK RIORDANww 


THE TITAN’S CURSE 

The goddess Artemis is missing. It’s up to 

Percy and his friends to find Artemis before the 

winter solstice, when her influence on the 

Olympian Council could swing an important 

vote. But first Percy must solve the mystery of a 

rare monster rumored to be so powerful it could 

destroy Olympus forever. 

“[Bernstein] gets the quick teen repartee and 

clique rivalry just right...a winning audio.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-5080-5 • $55.00 


THE BATTLE OF THE LABYRINTH 

Time is running out as war between the 

Olympians and the evil Titan lord Kronos draws 

near. Even the safe haven of Camp 

Half Blood is growing vulnerable. To stop the 

invasion, Percy and his demigod friends must go 

on a quest through the Labyrinth. 

"The battle starts, literally, with an explosion 

and doesn't let up...Kids will devour Riordan's 

subtle satire of their world.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-6476-5 • $65.00 


THE LAST OLYMPIAN 

The thrilling conclusion to the New York 

Times bestselling series. 

“Once young and unsure, Percy and his friends 

have matured into battle-tested veterans with 

easy strength and a foxhole sense of humor” 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-8035-2 • $65.00 


PERCY JACKSON & THE 

OLYMPIANS 

The Demigod Files 

Three original, edge-of-your-seat Percy 

Jackson adventures. Become an expert on 

Percy’s world with this must-have guide! 

“Bernstein voices mortal teens and terrifying 

gods with intimacy and glee.” —Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8125-0 • $30.00 


“Bernstein breathes new life into these ancient characters. Adults and children alike will be 

spellbound as they listen to this deeply imaginative tale unfold.”—AudioFile 


more Rick Riordan titles 

THE LOST HERO 

The Heroes of Olympus, Book One 

read by Joshua Swanson 

A lovable new generation of demigods have 

their own prophecy to prepare for and their hero 

Perseus Jackson just may turn up in times of need. 

“Swanson voices monsters, gods, demigods, mortals, 

and giants with intriguing local 

accents…Swanson also dramatizes gripping battle 

scenes…Stay tuned; this adventure is only the 

opening salvo.”—AudioFile 

“Listeners longing for a return to Camp Half- 

Blood will get their wish…with appealing new 

characters within a familiar framework, this spinoff 

will satisfy the demand for more.”—Booklist 

14 CDs • 978-0-3077-1179-3 • $50.00 


THERE’S A BOY IN THE 

GIRLS’ BATHROOM 

read by Lionel Wilson 

Bradley is the oldest kid in the fifth grade and 

no one likes him. He tells lies and he picks 

fights. But Carla, the new school counselor, 

thinks Bradley is sensitive and generous, and 

knows that Bradley could change, if only he 

weren’t afraid to try. 

“Feelings and emotions are strongly evoked in 

this touching and serious story of a disturbed 

child that is infused with humor and insight.” 


“Superbly executed…This audiobook is a good 

choice for intermediate grades.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7213-5 • $30.00 


wwLOUIS SACHARww 

THE CARDTURNER 

by Louis Sachar READ BY THE AUTHOR 

Follow Alton’s wry observations as he deals 

with his blind uncle Lester, the world of 

bridge, and falling in love, all while handling 

his parents’ pushy goals to ingratiate him with 

Trapp so his fortune goes to their family. 

★“...funny and thoughtful.” 


“Sachar reads each chapter of the first-person 

narrative in a deceptively matter-of-fact style 

that contains all the angst, apathy, and humor THE WAYSIDE SCHOOL 

that defines Alton.”—School Library Journal COLLECTION 

“Throughout author Sachar’s narration, his 

passion for the game of bridge is apparent…the 

characters are fascinating, the story is terrific, 

and Sacher’s dry and matter-of-fact reading is 

excellent.”—Sound Commentary 

AudioFile Best Audiobook of the Year 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1215-8 • $37.00 

Grade: RL: 5.0• IL: 7-12 • LL: 720 • 7 hrs. 27 mins. 

MANIAC MAGEE 

read by S. Epatha Merkerson 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

He wasn’t born with the name Maniac 

Magee. He came into this world named Jeffrey 

Lionel Magee, but when his parents died and 

his life changed, so did his name. And Maniac 

Magee became a legend. 

“Narrator S. Epatha Merkerson does a masterful 

job as Amanda, Mars Bar, Maniac, and the 

narrator, as well as the other characters who 

inhabit the story.”—AudioFile 



4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1166-3 • $38.00 



photo credit: Perry Hagopian 

Sideways Stories from Wayside 

School 

Wayside School is Falling Down 

Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger 

Wayside School was built wrong—it goes 

straight up 30 stories. And that’s not all that’s 

funny here. The craziness of its teachers and its 

students are told in these teetering tales from 

the thirtieth floor of towering Wayside School. 

“Children who relish the ridiculous will enjoy 

themselves tremendously”—Publishers Weekly 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6820-6 • $60.00 


wwJERRY SPINELLIww 

MILKWEED 

read by Ron Rifkin 

He’s a boy who lives in the streets of Warsaw, 

who steals food for himself, and the other 

orphans. He’s a boy who wants to be a Nazi 

someday, with tall shiny jackboots of his own. 

Until the day that suddenly makes him change 

his mind. 

“Narrator Ron Rifkin uses a gentle, somber 

voice that fits the reflective recollection of the 

main character’s flashback into time. His 

nuances help readers laugh in all the right 

places.”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-0-8072-2001-6 • $45.00 


HOLES 

read by Kerry Beyer 

NEWBERY MEDAL 



When Stanley is convicted of a crime, he’s sent 

to Camp Green Lake to be reformed. There he 

and his new friend Zero discover their destinies. 

“Kerry Beyer’s smooth narration draws the reader 

into Stanley’s unfortunate experience without 

theatrics.”—AudioFile 

★“Dazzling blend of social commentary, tall tale 

and magic realism.”—Publisher’s Weekly 




4 CDs • 978-0-8072-8611-1 • $38.00 


SMALL STEPS 

read by Curtis McClarin 

SCHNEIDER FAMILY BOOK AWARD — TEEN 

With Camp Green Lake behind him, Armpit is 

once again holding a shovel—only this time he’s 

getting paid. Just when Armpit is on the right 

path X-Ray shows up with a moneymaking 

scheme. 

“The sure-to-be-popular novel jumps off the 

page, with McClarin bringing the world of 

Armpit and his buddies to listeners’ ears.” 


“Narrator Curtis McClarin is solidly believable as 

a hip teen, an authoritative adult, and a speechimpaired 

child. Beneath the story’s humorous 

dialogue and some beyond-your-wildest dreams 

scenarios, Small Steps acknowledges the realities 

of ex-inmate life and the value of doing the right 

thing. A wise choice for all middle school and 

public libraries.”—School Library Journal 

“Narrator Curtis McClarin takes no small steps in 

his energetic reading of Sachar’s sequel of sorts to 

Holes.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8226-2 • $45.00 


STARGIRL 

read by John Ritter 

The poetic story of an eccentric girl who 

defies conformity and makes an indelible 

impression on her peers. 

★“Ritter relates the humorous details, clique 

related dramas and intense heartbreak of high 

school life with a knowing tone.” 


“Ritter’s reading pulsates with all the guarded 

passion and quiet graces of a young man in 

love for the first time.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1048-2 • $38.00 


LOVE, STARGIRL 


What happened to Stargirl? A year has passed 

and Stargirl returns to reveal her new life. 

“Siegfried’s solid voice exudes Stargirl’s confident 

nature yet has a light, youthful quality 

that contrasts with the maturity of the adult 

characters.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6103-0 • $45.00 



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School Library Journal hails 

Jonathan Stroud’s writing as 

“literate, entertaining, and exciting.” 

THE LAST SIEGE 

read by David Thorn 

A chance encounter on the slopes of a castle 

moat throws together three lonely teenagers: 

Emily, Simon, and the highly imaginative but 

enigmatic Marcus. 

“David Thorn’s narration is precise and captivating. 

His pacing and exact enunciation build 

tension amid the danger and excitement. 

Stroud has written a thrilling adventure, and 

Thorn brings it to life.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3792-9 • $50.00 


HEROES OF THE VALLEY 

read by David Thorn 

Halli Sveinsson has never fit in, but when a 

practical joke goes too far, he forever alters his 

destiny. 

★“Masterful prose…timeless” 


“David Thorn heightens the drama of Halli’s 

adventures. He also brings out the story’s wit 

and wordplay for listeners.”—AudioFile 

“Thorn deftly narrates with excellent pacing 

and clear character differentiation.”—Booklist 

11 CDs • 978-0-7393-8222-6 • $65.00 


STUART LITTLE 

read by Julie Harris 

Stuart Little, the small mouse with the large 

heart and a taste for adventure, sets forth into 

the world with mighty big plans: to ride a Fifth 

Avenue bus; to win a sailboat race; and to find 

his lost friend, the lovely bird Margalo. 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-8606-7 • $24.00 


wwJONATHAN STROUDww 

THE AMULET OF SAMARKAND 

Nathaniel, a young magician’s apprentice 

finds himself caught up in a whirlwind of 

magical espionage, murder and blackmail. 

“[Stroud’s] story is told from a fresh viewpoint 

that will attract any listener with a yen for 

intelligent and humorous fantasy.”—AudioFile 





11 CDs • 978-1-4000-9498-1 • $70.00 


THE GOLEM’S EYE 

When a seemingly invulnerable clay golem 

begins making random attacks on London, 

Nathaniel and Bartimaeus must travel to 

Prague to discover the source of its power. 

Meanwhile Kitty and the Resistance attempt 

to rob the beloved magician Gladstone’s tomb 

in Westminster Abbey. 

“Simon Jones’s masterful voice…enrich[es] an 

already splendid work and make[s] for terrific 

listening.”—VOYA 





14 CDs • 978-0-3072-4568-7 • $85.00 


wwE. B. WHITEww 

CHARLOTTE’S WEB 

THE BARTIMAEUS TRILOGY + PREQUEL 

read by Simon Jones 

“Jones’s sense of timing for both humor 

and intrigue contributes to a spirited 

performance.”—AudioFile 

★“A delightful and fascinating book, 

it’s likely to bring new fans to the 

original series…Definitely a mustpurchase 

for most libraries.” 


NEWBERY HONOR 

The magic of Charlotte’s Web comes to life 

in a delightful recording, read by the author 

himself. Moving and eloquent, this classic 

children’s tale will captivate listeners. 

“White simply shares his story so intimately 

that adult listeners notice every nuance of his 

sentences and his exquisite choice of words. 

For children the story of Wilbur and Charlotte 

will be sheer delight.”—AudioFile 

“White’s voice is…as if he were reading to an 

enchanted grandchild seated on his lap. To 

borrow a word from pig Wilbur, this is terrific.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-8072-8605-0 • $30.00 



THE TRUMPET OF THE SWAN 

READ BY THE AUTHOR READ BY THE AUTHOR 

PTOLEMY’S GATE 

Three years have passed since Nathaniel, the 

magician, helped prevent an attack on London. 

Now an established member of the British 

Government, he faces new problems. 

“Jones expertly handles the sophisticated 

sarcasm of Stroud’s imaginative fantasy.” 


“[Jones] expertly captures the pompousness of 

the magicians, the anger of the demons, and the 

naiveté of young Nathaniel. Especially entertaining.”—KLIATT 





13 CDs • 978-0-3072-8572-0 • $85.00 


THE RING OF SOLOMON 

Bartimaeus has served hundreds of magicians 

during his 5,010 year career. Now, fans go back 

in time, to Jerusalem and King Solomon’s court 

in 950s B.C. Only this time, it seems Bartimaeus 

has finally met his match. He contends with an 

unpleasant master, and runs into a “spot” of 

trouble with King Solomon’s magic ring. 

10 CDs • 978-0-3077-3863-9 • $48.00 


Although he lacks a voice, trumpeter swan 

Louis learns to speak to the world with a trumpet 

stolen from a music store by his father. With 

the support of an unusual boy named Sam, the 

swan has some rather unswanlike adventures… 

“The eventful life of Louis, a voiceless trumpeter 

swan…Humor abounds and beauty—of nature, 

of relationships, of time passing—shines 

through [in a] story that will captivate children 

of all ages.”—School Library Journal 

“Narrated with warmth and skill by the author 

himself…something that should be a part of 

every child’s listening library. Every adult’s, 

too.”—Daily News 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-8607-4 • $38.00 


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The Newbery Medal was named after the eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. 

It is awarded annually by the Association for Library Services to Children (ALSC), a division of the 

American Library Association, to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children. 

“We added Listening Library’s Newbery Winners to our audiobook collection and in less than two days, 

they were all checked out!”—Janet W. Loveless, Nassau County Public Library System, NY 

2011 

MOON OVER 

MANIFEST 

(see page 10) 

2010 

WHEN YOU 

REACH ME 

(see page 62) 

2007 

THE HIGHER 

POWER OF LUCKY 

(see page 51) 

2005 

KIRA-KIRA 

(see page 30) 

2004 

THE TALE OF 

DESPEREAUX 

(see page 25) 

2002 

A SINGLE SHARD 

(see page 34) 

2001 

A YEAR DOWN 

YONDER 

(see page 35) 

2000 

BUD, NOT 

BUDDY 

(see page 22) 

1999 

HOLES 

(see page 39) 

1998 

OUT OF THE DUST 

(see page 25) 

1994 

THE GIVER 

(see page 31) 

Newbery Award-Winning Titles 

Available on Audio... 

NEWBERY 

MEDAL WINNERS 

1993 

MISSING MAY 

(see page 55) 

1992 

SHILOH 

(see page 32) 

1991 

MANIAC MAGEE 

(see page 39) 

1990 

NUMBER THE 

STARS 

(see page 31) 

1988 

LINCOLN 

(see page 54) 

1977 

ROLL OF 

THUNDER, 

HEAR MY CRY 

(see page 55) 

1976 

THE GREY KING 

(see page 24) 

1974 

THE SLAVE 

DANCER 

(see page 60) 

1969 

THE HIGH KING 

(see page 86) 

1965 

SHADOW OF 

A BULL 

(see page 60) 

1963 

A WRINKLE 

IN TIME 

(see page 30) 

1961 

ISLAND OF THE 

BLUE DOLPHINS 

(see page 52) 

1959 

THE WITCH OF 

BLACKBIRD 

POND 

(see page 63) 

1950 

THE DOOR IN 

THE WALL 

(see page 48) 

1949 

KING OF 

THE WIND 

(see page 53) 

1941 

CALL IT 

COURAGE 

(see page 45) 

1939 

THIMBLE 

SUMMER 

(see page 61) 

2011 

TURTLE IN 

PARADISE 

(see page 28) 

2010 

WHERE THE 

MOUNTAIN 

MEETS THE 

MOON 

(see page 63) 

2010 

THE MOSTLY 

TRUE 

ADVENTURES OF 

HOMER P. FIGG 

(see page 42) 

2009 

THE SURRENDER 

TREE 

(see page 78) 

2008 

ELIJAH OF 

BUXTON 

(see page 22) 

2007 

HATTIE BIG SKY 

(see page 51) 

2007 

PENNY FROM 

HEAVEN 

(see page 28) 

2006 

HITLER YOUTH 

(see page 51) 

2006 

WHITTINGTON 

(see page 63) 

2005 

LIZZIE BRIGHT 

AND THE BUCK- 

MINSTER BOY 

(see page 54) 

2005 

AL CAPONE DOES 

MY SHIRTS 

(see page 21) 


NEWBERY HONOR BOOKS 

2004 

OLIVE’S OCEAN 

(see page 53) 

2003 

A CORNER OF 

THE UNIVERSE 

(see page 47) 

2003 

HOOT 

(see page 52) 

2003 

PICTURES OF 

HOLLIS WOODS 

(see page 28) 

2002 

EVERYTHING 

ON A WAFFLE 

(see page 49) 

2001 

BECAUSE OF 

WINN-DIXIE 

(see page 25) 

2001 

HOPE WAS HERE 

(see page 72) 

2001 

JOEY PIGZA 

LOSES CONTROL 

(see page 27) 

2000 

26 FAIRMOUNT 

AVENUE 

(see page 43) 

2000 

OUR ONLY MAY 

AMELIA 

(see page 28) 

1999 

A LONG WAY 

FROM CHICAGO 

(see page 35) 

1998 

ELLA ENCHANTED 

(see page 32) 

1998 

LILY’S CROSSING 

(see page 28) 

1997 

BELLE PRATER’S 

BOY(see page 106) 

1996 

WHAT JAMIE SAW 

(see page 79) 

1996 

THE WATSONS 

GO TO 

BIRMINGHAM— 

1963 

(see page 22) 

1996 

YOLONDA’S 

GENIUS 

(see page 63) 

1988 

HATCHET 

(see page 34) 

1987 

ON MY HONOR 

(see page 57) 

1984 

THE SIGN OF 

THE BEAVER 

(see page 60) 

1983 

GRAVEN IMAGES 

(see page 50) 

1981 

THE FLEDGLING 

(see page 50) 

1974 

THE DARK IS 

RISING 

(see page 24) 

1968 

JENNIFER, 

HECATE, 

MACBETH, 

WILLIAM 

MCKINLEY, AND 

ME, ELIZABETH 

(see page 31) 

1966 

THE BLACK 

CAULDRON 

(see page 86) 

1964 

RASCAL 

(see page 58) 

1953 

CHARLOTTE’S 

WEB 

(see page 40) 

1949 

THREE TALES 

OF MY FATHER’S 

DRAGON 

(see page 61)

Captivate young listeners with unabridged recordings of fantastic fiction. 

26 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE: 

BOOKS 1-4 

by Tomie dePaola READ BY THE AUTHOR 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Author Tomie dePaola brings his childhood 

memories to audio. Includes: 26 Fairmount 

Avenue, Here We All Are, On My Way, and What 

a Year! 

“Nobody tells an anecdote better than the 

person who lived through it...[dePaola’s] 

easygoing storytelling style and effervescent 

personality shine through.”—Publishers Weekly 





Children’s Book Critic and Author, Leonard S. Marcus 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1596-8 • $38.00 


The 100 Cupboards Trilogy 

by N. D. Wilson 

Read by Russell Horton 

100 CUPBOARDS 

Henry wakes up one night and finds two 

knobs breaking through the wall above his bed. 

He discovers the knobs are on cupboard doors 

that are portals to other worlds. Henry and his 

cousin journey into the cupboards and awaken 

an ancient evil spirit. 

“For fantasy fans who fancy a chill.”—Booklist 

“Patient listeners will enjoy this creepy tale.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6278-5 • $45.00 


DANDELION FIRE 

When Henry visits his aunt and uncle’s farm 

he discovers portals to other worlds. Before 

leaving, Henry makes a bold decision to go 

through the cupboards to find the truth about 

where he’s from. 

“The language is lyrical and Russell Horton 

provides terrific narration.” 


“Russell Horton’s gripping narration keeps 

listeners engaged…[his] reading makes it 

worth hearing.”—AudioFile 

10 CDs • 978-0-7393-7859-5 • $65.00 


THE CHESTNUT KING 

Henry has freed an undying witch whose 

hunger for power could destroy every world 

connected to the cupboards and every person 

he loves. Henry’s only hope is the Chestnut 

King, but his aid will come at a difficult price. 

“Horton’s smooth reading adds solidity to the 

complicated narrative.”—Booklist 

“Russell Horton narrates in a voice that is equal 

parts gentle and menacing…Horton’s deliberate 

pauses and inflections add suspense to this 

epic fantasy.”—AudioFile 

12 CDs • 978-0-3077-0592-1 • $70.00 


See pages xx for more titles by N. D.Wilson 

THE 101 DALMATIANS 

by Dodie Smith; read by Martin Jarvis 

When the Dearlyses’ Dalmatians have 

puppies, everyone is delighted. But their joy is 

shattered when the pups are kidnapped! The 

smartest dogs in London are on the case. 

“Martin Jarvis narrates this classic with arch 

abandonment, neatly matching the text in both 

style and tone.”—The Horn Book 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-5094-2 • $38.00 


ALCHEMY AND MEGGY SWANN 



ODYSSEY HONOR 

Meggy is appalled by London—it’s dirty, full 

of thieves, and difficult to get around in. As her 

alchemist father works on transforming base 

metal into gold, Meggy finds herself pursuing 

her own transformation. 

★“Thanks to Kellgren’s exceptional interpretation, 

listeners will easily comprehend some 

arcane phrases and sentences. This excellent 

production of an engaging story concludes 

with an author’s note introducing various facets 

of the Elizabethan era.” 


★”Kellgren’s lively reading of Karen Cushman’s 

novel is flawless, capturing Meggy’s feisty temperament 

in the period language. Her narration 

of a wide-range of accents is excellent.” 



YALSA Amazing Audiobook for Young Adults 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-1024-6 • $38.00 


See pages 54 and 59 for more Cushman titles 

ALL ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE 

by Lynne Rae Perkins; read by Hope Davis 

When Debbie’s best friend acts like she no 

longer exists, Debbie finds out that life can be 

a lonesome place. 

“[Narrator] Hope Davis’ gentle voice conveys 

humor and innocence, and she always sounds 

slightly surprised, as if amazed again and again 

by the revelations of childhood.”—AudioFile 



3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8342-0 • $30.00 



ALPHABET OF DREAMS 

by Susan Fletcher; read by Meera Simhan 

After being exiled from their kingdom, Mitra 

and her brother, Babak, discover his ability to 

see other people’s dreams. 

“Simhan’s rendering of the story is perfect, 

capturing the exotic, foreign tones of the 

Middle Eastern region and matching the 

unique personality of each character.” 


8 CDs • 978-0-7393-3614-4 • $60.00 


ALVIN HO COLLECTION: 

BOOKS 1 AND 2 

by Lenore Look; read by Everette Plen 

Book #1: Allergic to Girls, School, and Other 

Scary Things, Alvin Ho is a second-grader who’s 

scared of everything—but most of all, school. 

Book #2: Allergic to Camping, Hiking, and 

Other Natural Disasters, Alvin faces his greatest 

fear: camping. 

★“Look’s…intuitive grasp of children’s emotions 

is rivaled only by her flair for comic exaggeration.”—Publishers 

Weekly, starred review 

“Everette Plen’s young voice conveys the boy’s 

emotional ups and downs, and his narration is 

believable and compelling. Children with differences 

and their classmates will find examples 

of tolerance and support.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7997-4 • $38.00 


See page 2 for more ALVIN HO 

ANDREW LOST: Books 1-4 

by J. C. Greenburg; read by Robb Sapp 

Four Andrew Lost stories—just the right mix 

of science and comic adventures. Includes: #1 

Andrew Lost on the Dog, #2 Andrew Lost in the 

Bathroom, #3 Andrew Lost in the Kitchen, and 

#4 Andrew Lost in the Garden. 

“Robb Sapp does a good job bringing Andrew 

and his robot, Thudd, to life.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6707-0 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 3.5 • IL: 2-5 • LL: NA • 3 hrs. 

ANIMAL RESCUE TEAM 

COLLECTION: VOLUME 1 

by Sue Stauffacher; read by Harlie Vaughn 

Book #1: Gator on the Loose! There’s a baby 

alligator at the city pool and the Carters need 

to figure out what to do. 

Book #2: Special Delivery! Two mysteries to 

solve: What could crows have against mail 

delivery? And what dug that hole at the community 

garden? 

“Teamwork and competency emerge as major 

themes…situational comedy and a personable 

protagonist will give this series broad 

appeal.”—Booklist 

“Harlie Vaughn’s measured narration and 

youthful voice matches the calm tone of the 

stories.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-3839-4 • $34.00 


See page 8 for VOLUME 2 


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44 

AROUND THE WORLD IN 

80 DAYS 

by Jules Verne READ BY JIM DALE 

Enigmatic Englishman Phileas Fogg wagers 

his fortune to undertake a daring enterprise: to 

circumnavigate the globe in 80 days. 

★“Extraordinary narrator Jim Dale transports 

listeners to another era.” 


“Dale’s superb reading makes this a really fun 

adventure.”—School Library Journal 

Audie Award 




BONUS FEATURE—Educational Commentary 

7 CDs • 978-0-3072-0682-4 • $55.00 


See page 6 for 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER 

THE SEA 

AURORA COUNTY ALL-STARS 

by Deborah Wiles; read by Kate Jackson 

Welcome to Aurora County—where listeners 

will discover old and new friends. And, with 

the help of twelve-year-old House Jackson, 

learn some important lessons about family, 

friendship, poetry…and baseball. 

★“Jackson hits a home run…The narrator 

makes listeners feel like old friends.” 


★“A poignant and humorous coming-of-age 

story…”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5138-3 • $45.00 


See pages 9, 49, and 54 for more titles by Wiles 

BAT 6 

by Virginia Euwer Wolff; read by a full cast 

An undercurrent of prejudice cuts through a 

baseball game in a small Oregon town in 1949. 

“The full-cast performance makes this powerful 

story an exceptional audio. Each character 

tells the same story from her own perspective; 

each has a distinct voice; each captures the 

pride, excitement, confusion and pain she feels 

at different times throughout the story.” 




5 CDs • 978-0-7393-8064-2 • $45.00 


See page 107 for more titles by 

Virginia Euwer Wolff 

BECOMING NAOMI LEÓN 

by Pam Muñoz Ryan; read by Annie Kozuch 

PURA BELPRÉ AWARD 

SCHNEIDER FAMILY BOOK AWARD-MIDDLE SCHOOL 

For Naomi, life with her Gram and her little 

brother is happy and peaceful...until their 

mother reappears, stirring up all sorts of 

questions and challenges. 

“Expressively and sympathetically narrated by 

Annie Kozuch.”—School Library Journal 


BONUS FEATURE—Afterword read by Author 

4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9492-9 • $38.00 


See page 49 for ESPERANZA RISING 

THE BEST BAD LUCK I EVER HAD 

by Kristin Levine; read by Kirby Heyborne 

The last thing Dit expects when Emma 

comes to town is to become friends. Propertalking 

Emma doesn’t play baseball or fish, but 

she makes Dit think. When the town barber, 

who is black, is put on trial for a terrible crime, 

Dit and Emma come up with a daring plan. 

★“Heyborne’s narration is superb, drawing listeners 

into the emotions the characters are 

experiencing…This is an ideal audiobook for 

classroom listening with rich discussion potential, 

and a must-have for school and public 

libraries.” 


“This flawless audio production makes Levine’s 

already captivating book even more so.” 

—Sound Commentary 

YALSA Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults: Top Ten 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1058-1 • $50.00 


BETTI ON THE HIGH WIRE 

by Lisa Railsback; read by Rachel Gray 

Ten-year-old Babo lives on an abandoned 

circus camp in a war-torn country. When an 

American couple adopts Babo, she’s not happy. 

But as she gets to know her new family she 

decides to stay in America just one more day 

before she runs away. 

“Perfectly narrated by Rachel Gray, Lisa 

Railsback’s tale about adoption and the melding 

of diverse cultures is a winner.” 


“This international adoption story is heartwarming 

and refreshing, and Betti’s new beginning 

is realistic and at times full of adventure.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-3828-8 • $34.00 


THE BIG ONE-OH 

by Dean Pitchford 


GRAMMY® NOMINATION 

Charley Maplewood has never liked parties. 

But now that he’s turning ten he decides to 

throw a big birthday party for himself. In the 

process, he invites the class bully; burns down 

the garage; and ruins the cake. 

“Author Pitchford reads this fast-paced story 

with amazing energy.”—Booklist 

“It’s often very funny, but it’s also poignant 

as Charley’s loneliness and cluelessness about 

how to make a friend are clearly evident. 

...especially effective for reluctant readers.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6239-6 • $30.00 


See page 46 for CAPTAIN NOBODY 


BLACK DUCK 

by Janet Taylor Lisel; read by David Ackroyd 

When Ruben and Jed find a dead body on 

the Rhode Island shore, they are certain it has 

something to do with smuggling liquor. It is 

the 1920s and Prohibition is in full swing. 

Soon Ruben is caught in a war between two 

ferocious prohibition gangs. 

“Will keep listeners enthralled…Ackroyd 

vividly conveys Ruben’s recollections and 

perfectly portrays the young man’s eagerness 

and curiosity.”—School Library Journal 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4875-8 • $45.00 


BLOOMABILITY 

by Sharon Creech, read by Mandy Siegfried 

When 13-year-old Dinnie Doone is wisked 

away to a school in Switzerland her world is 

turned upside down. Dinnie is used to change, 

but this is different. Suddenly surrounded 

by different cultures and beliefs, will she adapt 

and realize all the “bloomabilities” there are? 

“Life in an international boarding school offers 

[ELL] listeners a variety of accents with which 

they identify.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8542-5 • $38.00 


See page 46, 51, and 62 for more titles by Creech 

THE BOOK OF 

THE MAIDSERVANT 

by Rebecca Barnhouse 

read by Susan Duerden 

Johanna is a serving girl to Dame Margery 

Kempe, a medieval holy woman. They go on a 

pilgrimage. After walking all day, Johanna must 

cook for the entire party of pilgrims. When 

Dame Margery abandons the group, she must 

find her own way to Rome. 

“Filled with vivid descriptions of medieval life, 

engagingly written, and superbly researched ...a 

compelling read.”—The Horn Book 

“This is a vivid coming-of-age story, and Susan 

Duerden is a real find as a narrator: warm, 

versatile, and real.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8555-5 • $45.00 


See page 47 for THE COMING OF THE DRAGON 

BOOM! 

by Mark Haddon; read by Julian Rhind-Tutt 

When Jimbo and his friend Charlie hear their 

teachers speaking a secret language, they’re 

determined to find what “spudvetch” means and 

why it makes Mr. Kidd’s eyes flicker. 

“Julian Rhind-Tutt reproduces the cadences 

and idioms of a London teen with delightful 

authenticity and makes each character sound 

unique. A great choice for reluctant readers, 

especially boys, and anyone who is in the mood 

for a bit of fun.”—School Library Journal 

“Julian Rhind-Tutt’s narration is perfection… 

this audiobook is a frontrunner.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8139-7 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: 4.1 • IL: 5-9 • LL: NA • 3 hrs. 46 mins.

THE BOY IN THE 

STRIPED PAJAMAS 

Now a Major Motion Picture! 

by John Boyne; read by Michael Maloney 

A stunning allegorical tale set during the 

Holocaust. 

“Maloney characterizes a temperamental, 

naïve, and caring youngster. He is equally good 

portraying a snarling sinister soldier; Bruno’s 

angry, conflicted father; and the terrified 

prisoners.”—Booklist 

“Haunting music between chapters adds to the 

suspense. A unique addition to Holocaust literature.”—School 


BONUS FEATURE—Author Interview with Editor David 

Fickling 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3774-5 • $38.00 


See page 10 for NOAH BARLEY WATER RUNS 

AWAY 

THE BOY WHO DARED 

by Susan Campbell Bartoletti 

read by David Ackroyd 

Bartoletti has taken one episode from her 

Newbery Honor Book, Hitler Youth, and created 

a thought-provoking novel. 16-year-old 

Helmuth Hubner is tried to treason when he 

tries to expose the truth about Germany. 

★“gripping…an important title for the 

Holocaust curriculum.” 


“Ackroyd convincingly conveys Helmuth’s 

courage as he dares to speak out for the 

truth.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7407-8 • $30.00 


See page 51 for HITLER YOUTH 

BREAD AND ROSES, TOO 

by Katherine Paterson; read by Lorna Raver 

When the mill workers of Lawrence, 

Massachusetts go on strike, 11-year-old Rosa’s 

life is changed forever. As her mother and sister 

take to the streets to march, Rosa gains a new 

understanding of the American Dream. 

“Lorna Raver has a voice that’s rich and 

layered.”—AudioFile 

“Raver’s narration…enables listeners to better 

understand and empathize with the workers’ 

plight.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3594-9 • $50.00 


BRENDAN BUCKLEY’S UNIVERSE 

AND EVERYTHING IN IT 

by Sundee T. Frazier; read by Mirron Willis 

CORETTA SCOTT KING/JOHN STEPTOE 

NEW TALENT AWARD 

Ten-year-old Brendan Buckley has found 

something totally top-secret: the grandpa he’s 

never met lives nearby! Brendan sets out to find 

the reason behind Ed’s absence. 

“Frazier writes affectingly about what being 

biracial means in a 21st century America.” 


“Mirron Willis voices Brendan’s emotions with 

a childlike intonation.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7912-7 • $38.00 


See page 11 for THE OTHER HALF OF MY 

HEART 

THE BREADWINNER 

by Deborah Ellis; read by Rita Wolf 

Eleven-year-old Parvana lives with her family 

in Kabul during the Taliban rule. When 

Parvana’s father is arrested, Parvana must 

transform herself into a boy, and become the 

breadwinner. 

“Rita Wolf creates a lively, engaging young 

Parvana, through whose eyes we witness 

Taliban oppression.”—AudioFile 

“Wolf reads Ellis’ heartfelt look at an 

Afghanistan girl’s life under the Taliban with 

dignity and crystal clear diction.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6688-2 • $30.00 


PARVANA’S JOURNEY 

by Deborah Ellis; read by Meera Simhan 

The Taliban is still in control but Kabul 

is in ruins. Parvana’s father has died, and the 

rest of her family could be anywhere. Thirteenyear-old 

Parvana sets out, disguised as a boy, 

to find them. 

★“This sequel to The Breadwinner easily stands 

alone…listeners are left with a horrifyingly 

realistic picture of the effect of war on children.”—School 


“Narrator Meera Simhan has a youthful voice. 

Her excellent reading captures Parvana’s 

strength and seriousness and the relationships 

of the young characters.”—Sound Commentary 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8580-7 • $30.00 


MUD CITY 

by Deborah Ellis; read by Meera Simhan 

Fourteen-year-old Shauzia dreams of a new 

life in France, while she lives in a terrible 

Afghan refugee camp. Shauzia dresses like a 

boy to escape the camp, but her journey 

becomes a struggle to survive. 

“Middle-school readers will be caught up in the 

cause and in the elemental survival adventure, 

especially because Shauzia is no sweet waif; 

she’s mean, insolent, and rebellious.”—Booklist 

“Narrator Meera Simhan’s reading is very 

true to the gritty young girl’s attitude and 

personality…young listeners will have a much 

fuller understanding of the conditions in 

Afghanistan.”—Sound Commentary 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8583-8 • $30.00 


THE BROKEN BIKE BOY AND 

THE QUEEN OF 33RD STREET 

by Sharon Flake; read by Bahni Turpin 

Queen doesn’t like her new neighbor— 

broken bike riding Leroy. But ultimately, 

Queen learns important life lessons from 

Leroy—that words and friendship do matter. 

“There is magic in this recording...So gifted 

is Turpin at manipulating her voice to create 

believable characters…that listeners may wonder 

if this is a full-cast recording.”—Booklist 

“Bahni Turpin makes the story come alive with 

unique voices for each character.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-4872-7 • $24.00 


See page 66 for BANG! 

THE CALDER GAME 

by Blue Balliett; read by Deirdre Lovejoy 

Calder Pillay travels with his father to 

England and is surprised to discover an 

Alexander Calder sculpture. Calder is strangely 

drawn to the sculpture, while other people 

definitely are not. Both the boy and the 

sculpture seem to be out of place…and then 

they disappear! 

★“What’s fascinating is how [Balliett] weaves 

in the kids’ attraction to puzzles, words, and 

found objects.”—Booklist, starred review 

★“Balliett outdoes herself with this ambitious 

novel.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6802-2 • $45.00 


CHASING VERMEER 

by Blue Balliett; read by Ellen Reilly 

EDGAR 

® 

AWARD—BEST JUVENILE MYSTERY 

Unexplainable things have happened in 

Calder and Petra’s neighborhood, including the 

disappearance of a valuable Vermeer painting. 

The two soon find themselves at the center of an 

international art scandal. 

“Going beyond a simple mystery, this story 

explores the meaning of art and the nature of 

coincidence. Ellen Reilly shines as narrator.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-0676-3 • $38.00 


See page 63 for THE WRIGHT 3 

CALL IT COURAGE 

by Armstrong Sperry 

read by Lou Diamond Phillips 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

On the verge of manhood, Mafatu sets out 

to sea with only his faithful dog and albatross 

for a guide. 

“A classic example of the power of audio to 

enhance a beautifully told story.”—AudioFile 

“Whether this author is telling of clipper ships, 

of the days of the covered wagon, of the South 

Sea Islands, he writes always with imagination 

and integrity…The story reads aloud well and 

will be useful to storytellers.” 



2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6132-0 • $24.00 


See page 42 for a list of all 

our Newbery Award Winners. 


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46 

Classic Stories 

by Dr. Seuss 

THE CAT IN THE HAT AND 

OTHER DR. SEUSS FAVORITES 

by Dr. Seuss; read by various artists 

An all-star cast of readers—Billy Crystal, 

Kelsey Grammer, Dustin Hoffman, Walter 

Matthau, John Cleese, and others—come 

together to read nine favorite stories by Dr. 

Seuss. Includes: The Cat in the Hat, Horton 

Hears a Who, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, 

Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are?, The 

Lorax, Yertle the Turtle, Gertrude McFuzz-The 

Big Brag, Horton Hatches the Egg, and The Cat 

in the Hat Comes Back. 

“Never has there been a more refreshing take 

on the Dr. Seuss stories than is presented in 

this collection.”—School Library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-307-24670-7 • $24.00 

Grade: RL: 2.0 • IL: K-3 • LL: NA • 1 hr. 59 mins. 

GREEN EGGS AND HAM AND 

OTHER SERVINGS OF DR. SEUSS 

by Dr. Seuss; read by various artists 

Nine favorite stories including Green Eggs 

and Ham, I’m Not Going to Get Up Today, Dr. 

Seuss’s ABC, Oh, the Things You Can Think!, 

Oh Say Can You Say?, I Can Read with My Eyes 

Shut, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish, 

Fox in Socks, and Hop on Pop. 

Fantastic performances by Jason Alexander, 

Michael McKean, and David Hyde Pierce will 

keep children laughing. 

“Dr. Seuss would delight in this presentation 

of his work…Playful musical interludes and 

sound effects add just the right emphasis and 

zaniness. An outstanding total package.” 



2 CDs • 978-0-3072-4672-1 • $24.00 

Grade: RL: 2.0 • IL: K-3 • LL: NA • 2 hrs. 

See page 2 for more Dr. Seuss 

THE CALL OF THE WILD 

by Jack London; read by Jeff Daniels 

One of the most popular American novels 

ever. This gripping story follows the adventures 

of the loyal dog Buck, who is stolen from his 

comfortable family home and forced into the 

harsh life of an Alaskan sled dog. 

“Daniels sets an exciting pace and never wavers; 

…Those familiar with the classic story will discover 

a fresh enjoyment, and new listeners will 

be equally pleased with this audio.”—Booklist 

“Daniels reads the tale with compassion and 

empathy for Buck’s plight, giving a pitchperfect 

performance.”—School Library Journal 

★“Jeff Daniels voicing is outstanding, but it is 

the excitement, drama, and emotion that he 

brings to this classic that brings the book alive.” 

—Sound Commentary, starred review 


3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1028-4 • $30.00 


CAPTAIN NOBODY 

by Dean Pitchford 


Living in the shadow of his brother, Newt has 

never felt special. When his brother is knocked 

into a coma, Newt transforms into a hero. But 

will he be able to save the one person he cares 

about most? 

“Author Dean Pitchford is certainly an impressive 

narrator…Listeners will hear humor, 

disgruntlement, and even fidgeting—thanks to 

skilled vocalizations.”—AudioFile 

“The audio format makes this a good choice for 

reluctant readers.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8031-4 • $30.00 


See page 44 for THE BIG ONE-OH 

THE CASE OF THE CASE OF 

MISTAKEN IDENTITY 



Steve Brixton must solve a mystery. He uses 

skills he’s learned from reading mysteries to 

navigate this story of intrigue and crime. 

“Arte Johnson’s gravelly voice adds to the 

tongue-in-cheek humor of the mystery. This 

odd mix of improbable events and some humor 

might appeal to reluctant readers.” 


“Arte Johnson is spot-on as narrator. His serious, 

straightforward delivery adds just the right 

leavening to this funny and entertaining 

story.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1042-0 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 5.1 • IL 3-6 • LL: 590 • 2 hrs. 55 mins. 

THE GHOSTWRITER SECRET 



When Steve opens his own agency he gets a 

call to solve the case of the Fairview Diamond. 

But it turns into an even bigger case when the 

author of Steve’s beloved Bailey Brothers series 

is kidnapped! 

“Barnett has written a fun, adventure-filled 

book. This is a great choice for slow or reluctant 


3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1046-8 • $25.00 


See page 3 for BOOK 3 IT HAPPENED ON 

A TRAIN 

THE CAY 

by Theodore Taylor 

read by Michael Boatman 

During World War II, a white boy, Philip, 

and an old black man, Timothy, are stranded 

on a Caribbean island, where Philip must overcome 

his prejudice. 

“Michael Boatman is a fabulous narrator…The 

lilting calypso intonation Boatman gives to 

Timothy transports the listener. An interview 

with the author provides insight into the story 

and completes the recording.”—AudioFile 

“An excellent purchase for middle and high 

school libraries.”—School Library Journal 




3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9908-5 • $30.00 



CENTURY #1: RING OF FIRE 

by Pierdomenico Baccalario 

read by Carrington MacDuffie 

Harvey from New York, Mistral from Paris, 

and Sheng from Shanghai are forced to share a 

room with Elettra in Rome as a result of a hotel 

mix-up. The kids meet a man who gives them 

a briefcase. The briefcase contains clues that 

take the kids in search of the Ring of Fire, an 

ancient powerful object. 

“The plot is masterful, with cliffhangers galore, 

a fair amount of violence and an ending that 

both satisfies and whets the appetite for more.” 


“Carrington MacDuffie modulates the flow of 

events, speeding up as Elettra and her new 

friends scramble to keep ahead of those who 

are also pursuing the Ring of Fire and slowing 

down to recount key story details.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-3075-8246-1 • $50.00 


CENTURY #2: STAR OF STONE 

by Pierdomenico Baccalario 


Harvey from New York, Elettra from Rome, 

Mistral from Paris, and Sheng from Shanghai 

reunite in New York City. They search for the 

Star of Stone, but a new set of villains will do 

anything to stop them. 

“The back story is skillfully integrated, the plot 

is ultra-suspenseful...and the ending is both 

exciting and satisfying.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Listeners will be intrigued by the Manhattan 

setting, the clues and codes, and the sense of 

danger and urgency that follows the characters 

through their adventures.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3077-4578-1 • $37.00 


CHASING REDBIRD 

by Sharon Creech, read by Jenna Lamia 

When thirteen-year-old Zinnia discovers an 

old trail in the woods behind her house, she 

decides to resurrect it. She believes the only 

way to understand her family, her aunt Jessie’s 

death, and herself, is to find out where it leads. 

“Creech crams her novel full of wonderful 

characters, proficient dialogue, bracing 

descriptions, and a merry use of language.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8544-9 • $38.00 


See pages 44, 51, and 52 for more titles by 

Sharon Creech 

CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 

by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr. & 

Ernestine Gilbreth Carey; read by Dana Ivey 

The hilarious adventures of the Gilbreth 

family come to life in this sparkling audiobook. 

“Dana Ivey dramatizes the episodes by adding 

appropriate emotional inflections, especially 

for the children…Listeners will enjoy this 

entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable 

reading.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-3072-4636-3 • $45.00 


CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG 

by Ian Fleming; read by Andrew Sachs 

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is the name of the 

flying, drive-by-itself automobile that takes the 

Pott family on a fun series of adventures. 

“Andrew Sachs is the perfect reader for this 

production...This production is ideal for road 

trips and will keep the entire family laughing.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-5078-2 • $24.00 


CHOCOLATE FEVER 

by Robert Kimmel Smith 

read by Lionel Wilson 

Henry Green was a boy who loved chocolate, 

but one day he found that strange things were 

happening to him. 

“It’s all quite preposterous and lots of 

laughs.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Some of the character voices are exaggerated 

stereotypes emphasizing the humor of the 

book...Good for individuals and small groups 

to enhance reading skills.” 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-4912-0 • $24.00 


THE CHOCOLATE TOUCH 

by Patrick Catling; read by Francis O’Leary 

John Midas loves chocolate. He loves it so 

much that he’ll eat it any hour of any day. But 

one day, John finds out that there might just be 

such a thing as too much chocolate. 

“This is a dream come true. An entertaining 

and humorous tale of a boy who gets much too 

much of a good thing.”—Children’s Literature 

1 CDs • 978-0-7393-6447-5 • $20.00/$23.00C 


A CHRISTMAS CAROL 

by Charles Dickens 

READ BY JIM DALE 

Listeners of all ages will be enthralled with 

Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, and the 

Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. 

“Revel in the story of Scrooge, some choice 

spirits, and the lushness of Dickensian prose, 

winningly articulated by Harry Potter narrator 

Jim Dale.”—AudioFile 

Audie Award: Classics 



3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8606-1 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 6.8 • IL: All Ages • LL: 920 • 2 hrs. 59 mins. 

See page 84 and 85 for more classics by Charles 

Dickens 

A CHRISTMAS STORY 

by Jean Shepherd 

read by Dick Cavett and a full cast 

A beloved, bestselling classic of humorous 

and nostalgic Americana. An affectionate, 

wacky, and realistic portrayal of an American 

family’s typical Christmas joys and travails in 

small-town Depression-era Indiana. 

“Cavett’s reading is superb, as are the sound 

effects.”—Publishers Weekly 

3 CDs • 978-1-4159-0522-7 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 7-Adult • LL: NA • 3 hrs. 36 mins. 

Available at a 10% discount.* 

COLIBRÍ 

by Ann Cameron; read by Jacqui Kim 

A twelve-year-old Mayan girl endures an 

abusive life, always wishing she could return to 

her parents. 

★“Kim’s understated narration celebrates the 

lyrical prose and extends the story’s suspense... 

A fine performance of a Booklist Editors’ 

Choice selection.”—Booklist, starred review 

“This is a powerful recording.”—AudioFile 

“Native vocabulary and colloquial expressions 

are well pronounced, bringing all the characters 

to life.”—School Library Journal 



4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8993-2 • $45.00 


THE COLLECTED STORIES OF 

WINNIE-THE-POOH 

by A. A. Milne; read by Stephen Fry, 

Judi Dench and a full cast 

The Bear and his friends from the Hundred 

Acre Wood have delighted generations since 

Winnie-the-Pooh was first published in 1926. 

Includes: Winnie-The-Pooh and The House at 

Pooh Corner. 

Settle in to enjoy the adventures of 

Christopher Robin and his friends just as A.A. 

Milne might have shared them with his own 

family…A rich experience, indeed!” 


★ Adults and kids can sit back and be entertained 

with this delightful production.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-3077-0610-2 • $38.00 


THE COMING OF THE DRAGON 

by Rebecca Barnhouse; read by Robin Sachs 

When Rune washed up onshore as a baby, 

people wanted to send him back to the sea. 

Luckily King Beowulf disagreed. 16 years later, 

people still fear he’ll bring a curse on the kingdom. 

Then someone awakens a dragon. 

“A great bridge book to use in a classroom 

either before or after broaching the Beowulf 

story. An author’s note clearly indicates which 

bits of the novel have been fabricated and 

which are drawn directly from the poem.” 


“An adventure-filled coming-of-age tale.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3077-3806-6 • $45.00 


See page 44 for THE BOOK OF THE 

MAIDSERVANT 


A CORNER OF THE UNIVERSE 

by Ann M. Martin; read by Judith Ivey 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Hattie’s world is turned upside down with the 

arrival of an uncle whose existence her family has 

denied for years. Hattie then experiences a 

summer that expands her world in the most 

unpredictable ways. 

“Ivey’s performance is so in the moment...she 

seems to move the production beyond the 

book.”—Booklist 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1776-4 • $38.00 


See pages 48, 51, 57, and 95 for more titles by Ann 

M. Martin 

COUNTING ON GRACE 

by Elizabeth Winthrop 

read by Lili Gamache 

It’s 1910. Grace and Arthur are good 

students but must leave school to work in the 

mill. Together they write a letter to the Child 

Labor Board and soon the famous reformer 

Lewis Hine appears and changes their future. 

“Gamache’s skilled narration deftly moves 

between charming French Canadian and 

American accents.”—Booklist 

“A stunning production.”—AudioFile 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4864-2 • $45.00 


See page 106 for more titles by 

Elizabeth Winthrop 

A CROOKED KIND OF PERFECT 

by Linda Urban; read by Tai Alexandra Ricci 

Zoe has perfect piano dreams. All she needs 

is a baby grand so she can start her lessons. But 

when her dad buys an organ instead of a piano, 

Zoe’s dreams hit a sour note. 

“Ricci has a slight throaty rasp and a deadpan 

quality that well suits the personality of… 

10-year-old aspiring pianist Zoe Elias.” 


“Ricci taps into Zoe’s emotional turmoil.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6144-3 • $30.00 


See page 3 for HOUND DOG TRUE 

THE CROSSROADS 

by Chris Grabenstein; read by J. J. Myers 

Zack and his family are unaware their new 

house has a dark history. Fifty years ago, a 

crazed killer caused an accident at the crossroads 

and died when his car hit a tree. His evil 

spirit has inhabited the tree ever since. The 

spirit has decided his spree isn’t over. 

“Myers brings these ghostly characters to life 

with spine-tingling effect…Myers continues 

the satisfying oral tradition of ghost stories 

with this fun, creepy selection.”—AudioFile 

★“An absorbing psychological thriller...as well 

as a rip-roaring ghost story.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6704-9 • $38.00 



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THE DAY MY MOTHER LEFT 

by James Prosek; read by Joel Johnstone 

When Jeremy was young, his mother walked 

out on his family. As Jeremy struggles to handle 

his father’s depression and his sister’s distance, 

he finds solace in painting and fishing. 

“Joel Johnstone’s artful narration brings the 

characters fully alive in this harrowing account 

of a family in crisis…An ideal choice for 

listeners whose families are in flux.”—Booklist 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-4866-6 • $38.00 


THE DEATH COLLECTOR 

by Justin Richards; read by Steven Pacey 

An ordinary pickpocketing incident in 

Victorian London unites three teens against a 

madman bent on reanimating the dead, both 

humans and dinosaurs. One of each is already 

terrorizing the streets of London. 

“Steven Pacey leads listeners on a breathless 

romp through Victorian London.” 


“[Pacey’s] portrayal of the megalomaniac sends 

shivers down the spine, and his rendition of Liz 

copying Eddie’s cockney accent brings humor 

to this gothic adventure.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3564-2 • $50.00 


See page 67 for THE CHAOS CODE 

THE DEATH-DEFYING 

PEPPER ROUX 

by Geraldine McCaughrean 

read by Anton Lesser 

Pepper Roux’s fourteenth birthday is the day 

he’s supposed to die. Everyone seems resigned 

to it—even Pepper. But at the last minute, 

Pepper embarks on a journey to outrun his fate. 

“Lesser’s and McCaughrean’s considerable talents 

combine to create an even greater whole, 

and listeners are whisked along, breathless and 

marveling, on Pepper’s grand adventure.” 


“Lesser provides fantastic narration of 

McCaughrean’s tale, giving the characters distinct 

voices and bringing them to life while 

complementing the classic, lyrical feel of the 

text. Filled with humor and hope, this is a winner.”—School 




6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1211-0 • $39.00 


See page 9 for THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURES 

OF THE SUNSHINE QUEEN 

THE DEVIL’S BREATH 

Danger Zone #1 

by David Gilman; read by David Thorn 

Max’s life is turned upside down when an 

assassin attempts to kill him. After escaping, 

Max learns that his father is missing. Whoever 

is behind the disappearance of Max’s dad is 

determined to get rid of Max too. 

“Nonstop action and a wide array of wellvoiced 

characters make for pleasurable listening.”—AudioFile 

★“David Thorn reads with perfect timing 

and expression…his narration is excellent 

…reluctant readers will be lining up for this 

one.”—School Library Journal, starred review 

9 CDs • 978-0-7393-7272-2 • $55.00 

Grade: RL : 6.3 • IL: 5-9 • LL: NA • 11 hrs. 23 mins. 

A DOG FOR LIFE 

by L. S. Matthews; read by Brian Butler 

You’ve maybe heard the story about how 

John Hawkins “ran away with his pet dog.” But 

the truth is that John and Mouse, the pet dog, 

left to save Tom. 

“Brian Butler’s distinctive baritone and sure, 

fully voiced performance enhance the story...” 


“The format lends itself to audio, and Butler’s 

British accent fits nicely with the setting.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3799-8 • $30.00 


See page 50 for FISH 

A DOG’S LIFE 

The Autobiography of a Stray 

by Ann M. Martin; read by Wendy Dillon 

Squirrel the dog is forced to make her own 

way in the world after her mother and her 

brother are taken away from her. However, 

Squirrel makes two friends, who, in very 

different ways, define her fate. 

“Wendy Dillon makes certain that listeners will 

feel the relief and slow-emerging joy Squirrel 

experiences.”—Publishers Weekly 

“The nuances in her voice create images that 

range from carefree to bittersweet. Squirrel’s life 

story is told with acceptance and a poignant 

grace.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8347-4 • $38.00 


See pages 47, 51, 57, and 95 for more titles by 

Ann M. Martin 

DOLPHIN SONG 

by Lauren St. John; read by Adjoa Andoh 

Martine and her grandmother are enjoying a 

beautiful walk along the beach when they 

find a dying dolphin. Martine uses her gift of 

healing to help it back to the ocean. Thus 

begins the start of a brand new adventure for 

Martine. 

“Adjoa Andoh’s full-throttled delivery…is a 

standout in a consistently fine recording.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6331-7 • $38.00 


See page 63 for THE WHITE GIRAFFE 


DOMINIC 

by William Steig 

read by Peter Thomas 

Dominic is an adventurous dog who leaves 

home traveling the road and letting the world 

take him where it may. Along the way Dominic 

encounters many lively characters and helps 

those less-fortunate. 

“Peter Thomas’s delivery, laden with portent, 

will delight the youngest listeners, those as 

innocent, generous and unsuspecting as 

Dominic himself.”—AudioFile 


National Book Award Finalist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8082-6 • $30.00 


THE DOOR IN THE WALL 

by Marguerite de Angeli 

read by Roger Rees 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

A crippled boy in 14th century England 

proves his courage. 

“This reading by British actor Roger Rees 

evokes the medieval atmosphere of [this] 

Newbery award-winning tale.” 


“The unabridged production is simple, 

elegant, robust and finely crafted in every 

way...Well-conceived, well-produced, wellperformed.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6449-9 • $24.00 


THE DOOR OF NO RETURN 

by Sarah Mussi; read by Dominic Hoffman 

Zac’s grandfather has always told him he’s 

the descendant of African kings, whose treasure 

was stolen when his ancestors were sold 

into slavery. Zac never believed this tale until 

his grandfather is murdered. Now Zac must 

uncover the truth about the past and save his 

own life by going to Gana. 

“Hoffman keeps suspense taut as Zac faces 

eerie memories, fights British government officials, 

and flees to Ghana to discover his royal 

link and understand the horrors of the early 

slave trade. Jamaican and British accents and 

slang make Zac’s street life vivid.”—AudioFile 

“In a dramatic reading, Hoffman constructs 

and maintains a range of voices…This audio is 

an engaging possibility for listeners who might 

find a 400-page book too overwhelming.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-6735-3 • $60.00 


DRAGONSDALE 

by Salamanda Drake 

read by Jill Shilling 

Dragonsdale is the place you can find a 

group of young girls busy grooming beautiful 

dragons to get them ready for competition. 

This stable is run by Cara’s father, but Cara is 

strictly forbidden to fly. Yet she cannot resist 

the lure of the magical fire-breathing creatures, 

and so she trains in secret to compete. 

“Narrator Shilling is a wonderful storyteller 

who speaks in a measured pace and clear 

tones...This will have great appeal for young 

fantasy fans, especially girls.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5098-0 • $45.00 


EACH LITTLE BIRD THAT SINGS 

by Deborah Wiles; read by Kim Mai Guest 

Comfort Snowberger is well acquainted with 

death since her family runs the town funeral 

parlor, but the 10-year-old is unprepared for 

the sudden death of her beloved great-aunt. 

“[Guest’s] dramatic range covers the whole 

spectrum: rib-tickling humor and raw pain; 

love and loss—and all that lies between.” 


“Kim Mai Guest brings a true southern lilt to 

the voice of Comfort…” 



5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8374-0 • $45.00 



Deborah Wiles 

EMMA-JEAN LAZARUS 

FELL IN LOVE 

by Lauren Tarshis; read by Mamie Gummer 

When Emma-Jean sees how excited her 

friends are about the upcoming Sadie Hawkins 

Dance, she decides to invite a boy: Will! 

Colleen has gotten a secret admirer note, and 

she recruits Emma-Jean to figure out which 

boy left the note. 

“Tarshis’s use of language and depiction of 

middle school society are good fun.” 


“Gummer expertly gives each character an 

individual voice, allowing listeners to fall into 

the story and lose awareness of the reader.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8133-5 • $30.00 


EMMA-JEAN LAZARUS 

FELL OUT OF A TREE 

by Lauren Tarshis; read by Mamie Gummer 

Emma-Jean Lazarus is a lovable oddball who 

thinks she can use logic to solve the “messy” 

everyday problems of her seventh grade peers. 

“Mamie Gummer, daughter of Meryl Streep, 

delivers a wonderfully nuanced performance. 

“…A superb addition to audio collections.” 


“This gently probing book tackles some tweenrelevant 

issues with sensitivity and skill.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5122-2 • $24.00 


ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN 

MYSTERIES: VOLUME 1 

by Donald J. Sobol; read by Jason Harris 

Encyclopedia Brown will keep kids guessing 

until the last word of each mystery. 

Includes: Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective 

and Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the 

Secret Pitch. 

“Is there a detective in the house? Then let him 

match wits with Encyclopedia Brown, the 

ten-year-old detective…Mr. Sobol’s book is as 

bright and entertaining as its hero.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8270-6 • $24.00 


ESPERANZA RISING 

by Pam Muñoz Ryan; read by Trini Alvarado 

PURA BÉLPRE AWARD 

When Esperanza and Mama are forced to 

flee Mexico to a farm labor camp in California, 

they confront the challenges of hard work and 

economic difficulties. 

“Alvarado’s narration is adroit and melodic 

…[This recording is] a necessity for libraries 

serving Spanish-speaking populations.” 


“Offers listeners an authentic Latina voice.” 

—Language Arts (NCTE) 




4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1769-6 • $38.00 


See page 44 for BECOMING NAOMI LEÓN 

EVERYTHING ON A WAFFLE 

by Polly Horvath 

read by Kathleen McInerney 

NEWBERY HONOR 

When her parents are lost at sea, Primrose 

moves in with her uncle, but still feels lonely. 

Her only refuge is a local restaurant where the 

owner serves everything on waffles except 

advice, which is free. 

“Kathleen McInerney is the perfect narrator.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1598-2 • $30.00 



Polly Horvath 

FAIRY TALES 

by Hans Christian Andersen 

read by Kate Reading and Richard Matthews 

A translation of thirty Hans Christian 

Andersen tales including early stories through 

poignant masterpieces to his later tales written 

for teens and adults. 

“For listeners who haven’t heard the classic 

Andersen fairy tales since childhood, this 

collection from a new translation is a joy.” 


“[T]his audiobook would be a solid addition to 

any library collection.” 


11 CDs • 978-0-3072-4590-8 • $75.00 

Grade: RL: 6.4 • IL: 7-Adult • LL: NA • 13 hrs. 13 mins. 


A FARAWAY ISLAND 

by Annika Thor; translated from the 

Swedish Edition by Linda Schenck; 

read by Amy Rubinate 

In 1939, two Jewish sisters are sent to 

Sweden to escape the Nazis. They expected to 

stay six months, until their parents could flee to 

Amsterdam. But as the war intensifies, the girls 

worry if they’ll ever see their parents again. 

★“An unusually fine balance is achieved 

between the small, child-centered humiliations 

and the larger adult issues that necessarily 

intrude.”—The Horn Book, starred review 

Mildred L. Batchelder Award Winner 

Sydney Taylor Honor Book 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4648-1 • $30.00 


See page 4 for THE LILY POND 

THE FAST AND THE FURRIEST 

by Andy Behrens; read by Sean Runnette 

Kevin, twelve, hates sports, he doesn’t even 

like walking his dog, Cromwell. But after 

watching a dog agility show on television, 

Cromwell and Kevin are changed forever. 

“Satisfying! Runnette’s nuanced portrayal of 

[Kevin’s] character shows his emotional growth 

and sets this performance apart.”—AudioFile 

“Runnette reads with enthusiasm and great 

timing…Play this in the car for the whole family 

to enjoy.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-0776-5 • $38.00 


FIREGIRL 

by Tony Abbott; read by Sean Kenin 

Tom tells about the arrival of Jessica, a new 

student who was badly burned and is getting 

treatment at a local hospital. The students in 

Tom’s class are afraid of Jessica. But soon Tom 

develops a friendship that changes his life. 

“Sean Kenin’s narration flawlessly evokes each 

character’s personality and mood as well as the 

tender moments between Jessica and Tom.” 


“This sensitive narration of a painful story 

resonates long after the tears stop.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4873-4 • $30.00 


See pages 58 and 86 for more titles by 

Tony Abbott 

FIRST LIGHT 

by Rebecca Stead 

read by David Ackroyd and Coleen Marlo 

Peter accompanys his parents to Greenland 

to study global warming. While there he meets 

Thea, whose ancestors fled beneath the ice. 

Secrets from both their pasts will be revealed 

and their lives will change forever. 

“The story, told in the alternating points of 

view of Thea and Peter, is narrated by Coleen 

Marlo and David Ackroyd. Their outstanding 

performance engages listeners…A good discussion 

starter on a range of topics from political 

subterfuge and propaganda to global warming.”—School 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1067-3 • $50.00 


See pages 62 for WHEN YOU REACH ME 


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FISH 

by L. S. Matthews; read by Jenna Lamia 

A young child named Tiger flees with both 

parents, a guide, a donkey, and a rescued fish 

when war comes to the desolate village where 

the family serves as aid workers. 

“Lamia brings a sense of wide-eyed wonder and 

scrappiness to Tiger’s first person narration…A 

first-rate allegorical survival story.”—Booklist 

“The pace is exciting and filled with crises and 



3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8988-8 • $30.00 


See page 48 for A DOG FOR LIFE 

THE FLEDGLING 

by Jane Langton; read by Mary Beth Hurt 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Georgie Hall can fly, but down below there 

are people who want to keep her firmly on the 

ground—like her family and neighbors. 

“The production is evocative and heartwarming. 

Hurt creates voices for each character 

and carries listeners along, on feathered wings, 

into Georgie’s world and the greater one that 

lies beyond.”—School Library Journal 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6727-8 • $38.00 


FLOODLAND 

by Marcus Sedgwick; read by Amanda Root 

Global warming has flooded the world, and 

ten-year-old Zoe finds herself stranded alone. 

When she discovers a rowboat, Zoe sets out to 

find her family—and dry land. 

“The beauty in both the story and the 

narration is that just enough of the issue [of 

global warming] is raised to cause middle-grade 

listeners to seriously consider the problem 

but not to such a degree that fear outweighs 

concern.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-0568-6 • $30.00 


See page 100 for THE BOOK OF DEAD DAYS 

and THE DARK FLIGHT DOWN 

FLUSH 

by Carl Hiaasen; read by Michael Welch 

Noah’s dad is sure that the owner of the 

Coral Queen casino boat is flushing raw sewage 

into the harbor. Noah and Abbey help him 

prove it. 

“Michael Welch’s youthful voice captures that 

combination of confidence and bewilderment...This 

production just rips along—children 

and adults alike will get a kick out of 

it.”—AudioFile 

“Welch gives a straightforward but spirited 

reading, engaging listeners…in this ecological 

novel that raises awareness of environmental 

issues.”—Booklist 


5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8290-3 • $45.00 



Carl Hiaasen 

THE FOLK KEEPER 

by Franny Billingsley 

read by Marian Tomas Griffin 

Orphan Corinna disguises herself as a boy to 

pose as a Folk Keeper, one who keeps the Evil 

Folk at Bay. She is summoned by the dying 

lord of a vast estate on Cliffsend, where she 

comes face to face with herself and the future 

she will need to choose. 

“Griffin’s sweet-voiced narration becomes a… 

match for Corinna as she evolves.”—AudioFile 



4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8254-6 • $38.00 


See page 13 for CHIME 

FOUNDLING 

The Foundling’s Tale, Part One 

by D. M. Cornish; read by Humphrey Bower 

Rossamünd, a boy with a girl’s name, is about 

to begin a dangerous life in the service of the 

Emperor to Half-Continent. What starts as a 

simple journey is threatened by encounters 

with predatory monsters, dangerous people, 

and evil magic. 

“Humphrey Bower gives voice to a quirky cast 

of characters…Cornish’s lilting vocabulary is 

delightful to the ear.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-5120-8 • $55.00 


LAMPLIGHTER 

The Foundling’s Tale, Part Two 


Rossamünd is becoming a lamplighter. His 

duty is to light the lamps along the Emperor’s 

highways, and protect all travelers from the 

ferocious bogles. When a haughty girl begins 

training, he may no longer be the most 

despised soul around. 

★“The setting, characterizations, and relationships 

are…well limned and the suspense is 

palpable.”—Booklist, starred review 

13 CDs • 978-0-7393-6304-1 • $90.00 


FACTOTUM: 

The Foundling’s Tale, Part Three 


The conniving Grotius Swill is intent on 

capturing Rossamünd and destroying Europe. 

Rossamünd encounters a mythical Lord of 

the Monsters, discovering his origin, and facing 

his persecutors. 

14 CDs • 978-0-3077-4564-4 • $60.00 


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FREAKY FRIDAY 

by Mary Rodgers; read by Susannah Fellows 

This modern teen classic is a funny story 

about a girl who awakens one morning in her 

mother’s body and—during an incredible day 

of revelation and opportunity—sees herself as 

others see her. 

“Reader Susannah Fellows captures each voice 

perfectly and adds a comic twist with a wide 

variety of accents.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5519-0 • $30.00 


GHOST CANOE 

by Will Hobbs; read by Boyd Gaines 

EDGAR® AWARD 

Nathan arrives on the Washington coastline 

to help his father tend the lighthouse and 

realizes something is amiss. 

“Gaines proves a versatile performer, gamely 

taking on roles of all ages, backgrounds and 

genders.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Narrator Gaines is splendid…Gaines’s subtle 

presentation perfectly contrasts the outside 

terrors with the warmth of the MacAllister 

family.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8346-8 • $45.00 


See page 92 for more titles by Will Hobbs 

GORILLA CITY 

Charlie Small, Book 1 

by Charlie Small; read by Andrew Dennis 

No one knows the full story of Charlie Small 

but when reading his amazing and astonishing 

journals children will discover his wild 

adventures, including wrestling a deadly 

crocodile, serving as the tribal chief in a city of 

gorillas, and living for over four hundred years. 

“Dennis does a great job of voicing Charlie 

…Youngsters who like fast-paced action 

and can suspend disbelief will enjoy this 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6308-9 • $30.00 


GRAVEN IMAGES 

by Paul Fleischman 

read by Paul Michael, Susan Denaker and 

Lincoln Hoppe 

NEWBERY HONOR 

After spinning three engrossing tales of the 

unexpected ways in which artists’ creations 

reveal truths, Paul Fleischman offers a new 

afterword, telling how he found his own voice. 

“Excellent fare.”—School Library Journal 

“A different narrator for each story provides 

suitable separation and diversity in the compilation.”—AudioFile 


2 CDs • 978-0-3072-8573-7 • $24.00 


See page 77 for SEEK

THE GREAT DEATH 

by John Smelcer; read by Lorna Raver 

The Great Death arrived with the man who 

had little red spots covering his body, and soon 

sickness overtakes the village of thirteen-yearold 

Millie and her younger sister, Maura. The 

sisters must struggle to overcome the harsh 

Alaskan winter of 1917. 

★“A gripping and poignant survival story, 

made even more so because of its basis on historical 

fact…Smelcer provides more than 

enough detail to satisfy diehard survival story 

junkies.”—The Horn Book 

“Lorna Raver keeps listeners on the edge of 

their seats as she tells…a story of human survival 

at its most inspiring.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7177-0 • $30.00 


HALF MAGIC 

by Edward Eager; performed by the 

Words Take Wing Repertory Company 

When Jane finds a magic charm which grants 

half of any wish, her siblings take turns making 

double wishes, leading to strange happenings. 

“The perfect listening choice for the entire 

family.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Gently funny, HALF MAGIC is a wonderful 

fantasy.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6438-3 • $30.00 


HATE THAT CAT 

by Sharon Creech; read by Scott Wolf 

As Jack begins to uncover the writer within 

him, he starts to see and hear the world in a 

whole new way. With plenty of classic poetry, a 

hilarious hero, and one amazing surprise. 

“Creech has created a poignant, funny picture 

of a child’s encounter with the power of 

poetry.”—School Library Journal 

“Wolf ’s youthful voice speeds and slows, 

adding poignancy to the free-verse monologue…Recitations 

of the poems included in 

the story complete the recording.”—AudioFile 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-7679-9 • $20.00 


See pages 44, 46, and 62 for more Sharon Creech 

HATTIE BIG SKY 

by Kirby Larson; read by Kirsten Potter 

NEWBERY HONOR 

For years, Hattie has been shuttled between 

relatives. Tired of being Hattie Here-and- 

There, she leaves Iowa to prove up on her late 

uncle’s homestead claim in Montana. With 

perseverance, Hattie forges ahead through 

frost, drought, and blizzards. 

“Kirsten Potter provides deft narration…she 

lets the story’s own cadence carry it along.” 


“Potter delightfully narrates the novel, which is 

by turns amusing, frightening, and deeply 

sad...Potter also does a lovely interpretation of 

Hattie’s expressive speech patterns, easily showing 

the teen’s emotions.”—Booklist 

“Narrator Potter inhabits Hattie so fully.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-7393-5132-1 • $60.00 


HEART OF A SHEPHERD 

by Rosanne Parry; read by Kirby Heyborne 

Told through the eyes of a young boy, this 

story is the fascinating and soulful examination 

of the surprisingly diverse community of 

the heartland. 

“A good purchase for listeners who are looking 

for realistic fiction written from the point of 

view of a soldier’s child.” 


“Kirby Heyborne strongly relays Brother’s 

growing awareness that he’s a boy trying to do 

a man’s job…this coming-of-age story, is made 

immediately accessible with Heyborne’s slow 

and evenly paced narration.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8016-1 • $30.00 


See page 11 for SECOND FIDDLE 

HEAT 

by Mike Lupica; read by Paolo Andino 

Twelve-year-old pitching prodigy Michael 

struggles to achieve his dream of playing in the 

Little League World Series because rival coaches 

doubt his age. Orphaned when his family 

escaped from Cuba, he has no proof. 

★“Andino seems to have it all, as heard in his 

sharp performance.” 


“Andino tells the story with an enthusiasm sure 

to draw in young baseball fans…His Hispanic 

accent is true to the characters as he brings each 

of them to life.”—AudioFile 



5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8598-0 • $45.00 



Mike Lupica 

HERE TODAY 

by Ann M. Martin; read by Judy Kaye 

Eleven-year-old Ellie, is the oldest in her offcenter 

family. When her mother abandons the 

family, Ellie must take charge. 

★“Martin’s tender coming-of-age story soars, 

thanks to Kaye’s dynamic narration.” 


“Listeners will be captivated by this family saga 

which unfolds at a perfect pace and with a tone 

that matches the poignancy of the plot.” 


6 CDs • 978-1-4000-9487-5 • $50.00 



Ann M. Martin 


THE HIGHER POWER OF LUCKY 

by Susan Patron 


NEWBERY MEDAL 

When Lucky, age 10, suspects that Brigitte, 

her trusted guardian, is planning a secret return 

to France, Lucky comes up with her own plan. 

“Filled with superb characterizations, and the 

talented Cassandra Campbell turns each into a 

splendid dramatic opportunity.”—AudioFile 

“Cassandra Campbell brings Susan Patron’s 

Newbery Award-winning novel to life.” 





3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4851-2 • $30.00 


LUCKY BREAKS 

by Susan Patron 


Lucky makes a new friend, gets stuck in a 

well, and discovers the secret of the universe 

in this funny sequel to the Newbery Awardwinning 

The Higher Power of Lucky. 

★”Cassandra Campbell provides superb narration, 

making each character’s personality 

believable.”—School Library Journal 

“Campbell also perfectly renders all of the 

emotions and drama of three very opposite 

kids. The final treat is an author interview…” 




4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7954-7 • $38.00 


See page 10 for LUCKY FOR GOOD 

HITLER YOUTH 

Growing Up in Hitler’s Shadow 

by Susan Campbell Bartoletti 

read by Kathrin Kana 

NEWBERY HONOR ENHANCED CD INCLUDES 

SIBERT HONOR 

PHOTOGRAPHS 

Bartoletti tells the history of the Hitler Youth 

that begins with Hitler’s rise to power, follows 

the development of the movement, and the 

way members’ roles changed during WWII. 

“Enhanced by the narration of Kathrin Kana, 

who voices the facts and information as a 

compelling story.”—AudioFile 


BONUS FEATURE—Author reads Audiobook Introduction 

and Author’s Note 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3677-9 • $38.00 


See page 45 for the THE BOY WHO DARED 

HOME OF THE BRAVE 

by Katherine Applegate 

read by Dominic Hoffman 

Kek, a Sudanese boy is sent to America to live 

with relatives after is mother goes missing. He 

finds warmth in new friendships, strength in 

his memories and belief in his new country. 

★“The words themselves are simple, but 

Applegate introduces some hard ideas.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6216-7 • $24.00 



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HOMELESS BIRD 

by Gloria Whelan 

read by Sarita Choudhury 


Like many girls her age in India, 13-year-old 

Koly is getting married and leaving home— 

forever. But in a grim turn of events Koly finds 

herself cast out into a current of cruel tradition. 

“Sarita Choudhury...brings a lovely Indian 

cadence to her reading...Her first-person 

narration shines with the resourcefulness of a 

spirited and intelligent young woman.” 




3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2013-9 • $30.00 


See page 12 for more titles by Gloria Whelan 

HOOT 

by Carl Hiaasen; read by Chad Lowe 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Roy sees a boy running and decides to follow 

him. When he meets up with him, Roy gets 

caught up in the boy’s mission to save the owls 

living on property being developed as a local 

restaurant. 

“Actor Lowe does an admirable job with the 

narration...a wonderful presentation.” 


“Lowe does wonders with the cast of mostly 

likable oddballs...Hiaasen has crafted a delicious 

screwball comedy for all ages—and Chad 

Lowe’s performance is a hoot.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1595-1 • $50.00 


See pages 50 and 76 for more titles by Hiaasen 

HOW TO EAT FRIED WORMS 

by Thomas Rockwell; read by Jay O. Sanders 

By the way of a bet, Billy has to eat fifteen 

worms in fifteen days. At first Billy’s problem is 

whether or not he can swallow the worm but 

later the challenge becomes getting to the 

worm to eat it. 

“The clear writing and revolting subject matter 

are sure to make a hit...” 


“Sanders’ youthful vocalizations…will delight 

both children and adults.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-1156-4 • $24.00 


I, CORIANDER 

by Sally Gardner; read by Juliet Stevenson 

After her mother’s death, Coriander Hobie 

learns that she has the ability to travel between 

the real world of 17th century England and the 

magical land of fairies. 

“Truly a book meant to be read aloud; British 

stage actress Stevenson does the story justice 

with her wonderful sense of timing and 

cadence.”—School Library Journal 

“A dreamy narration that befits the fantastical 

nature of the story.”—AudioFile 




6 CDs • 978-0-307-28462-4 • $50.00 


See page 76 for THE RED NECKLACE 

I WANNA BE YOUR SHOEBOX 

by Cristina Garcia; read by Zinnia Su 

With grandparents from Japan, Cuba, and 

Brooklyn, Yumi Ruiz-Hirsch is a poster child 

for the 21st century. If only her life wasn’t as 

complicated as her heritage. Her mom has 

a new boyfriend, her father still can’t sell a song, 

and she’s losing her grandfather. 

“A thoughtful, upbeat performance by Zinnia 

Su adds humor and understanding. Further, Su 

switches effortlessly from Yumi’s grandfather’s 

heavy Brooklyn accent to her mother’s faint 

hint of Spanish.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6683-7 • $38.00 


IDA B. 

...And Her Plans to Maximize 

Fun, Avoid Disaster, and 

(Possibly) Save the World 

by Katherine Hannigan; read by Lili Taylor 

Ida B. is a free-spirited fourth grader who 

must face difficulties like her mother getting 

cancer, having to forgo home-schooling, and 

getting new neighbors. 

“[Lili Taylor’s] voice truly belongs to Ida B. 

Listeners are sure to find this audio selection 

engaging and heartwarming.” 


★“Listeners will want to stay aboard this very 

realistic emotional roller coaster, made all the 

more vivid via Taylor’s fine reading.” 





3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9483-7 • $30.00 


THE INCORRIGIBLE CHILDREN OF 

ASHTON PLACE: BOOK I THE 

MYSTERIOUS HOWLING 

by Maryrose Wood 


The Incorrigibles are no ordinary children. 

Alexander keeps his siblings in line with gentle 

nips; Cassiopeia’s a bark is (usually) worse than 

her bite; and Beowulf chases squirrels. Luckily, 

Miss Penelope is no ordinary governess. 

★“Kellgren brilliantly narrates…With an 

exceptional story and first-rate narration, this 

audiobook is a must-have for library collections.”—School 


★“Kellgren’s intelligent, impeccable narration 

perfectly matches this quirky gem of a 

story.”—Booklist, starred review 

AudioFile Earphones Award Winner 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-1122-9 • $45.00 


See page 10 for BOOK II 


THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY 

by Sheila Burnford; read by Megan Follows 

With instinct and love as their only guides, 

three pets trek 300 miles across Canada facing 

starvation, exposure, and wild forest animals to 

make their way home. 

“Follows’ narration is excellent, capturing the 

suspense and drama of the animals’ tale.” 


“Follows reads clearly and expertly...Her vocal 

momentum lets her audience quicken to the 

perils of the three pets.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1168-7 • $30.00 


THE INDIGO NOTEBOOK 

by Laura Resau; read by Justine Eyre 

All Zeeta wants is a normal life, but every 

year her free-spirited mother picks a different 

country for them to live in. Zetta befriends 

Wendell, a boy searching for his birth parents. 

But when Wendell’s biological father turns out 

to be involved in something dangerous, Zeeta 

wonders whether she’ll ever get the chance to 

tell her mom how she feels. 

“Observant, aware, and occasionally wry, 

Zeeta’s first-person narration will attract listeners 

and hold them…absorbing novel with a 

Latin American setting.”—Booklist 

“Justine Eyre captures Zeeta’s teen angst in this 

energetic, fully-voiced multisensory immersion 

into the Ecuador culture.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-3075-7981-2 • $55.00 


See page 58 for RED GLASS 

ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHINS 

by Scott O’Dell; read by Tantoo Cardinal 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Left alone on an isolated island, a young 

Indian girl spends 18 years surviving through 

her courage and self-reliance. 

“Narrator Tantoo Cardinal more than succeeds 

in delivering a lovely listening experience. Her 

accent and pronunciation are first rate.” 


“Glistens with new light in its audiobook 

incarnation. The subtle emotion makes this an 

ideal listening experience for quiet times.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1779-5 • $38.00 


JACK PLANK TELLS TALES 

by Natalie Babbitt; read by John H. Mayer 

Jack Plank tries to discover the perfect job 

but finds that he is not well suited to be a 

farmer, baker, fortune-teller, fisherman, barber, 

goldsmith, actor, or musician. Each evening 

Jack shares a tall tale with dinner guests at the 

boarding house explaining why he is ruling out 

each suggested profession. What will Jack 

Plank do? 

“Mayer’s lively interpretation is full of personality…The 

episodic nature of the narrative 

makes this ideal for classroom use or for family 

automobile trips.”—Booklist 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6408-6 • $24.00 


See page 62 for TUCK EVERLASTING

THE JAGUAR STONES 

BOOK ONE: MIDDLEWORLD 

by J&P Voelkel; read by Scott Brick 

Max’s parents are archaeologists and he’s 

excited to join them on a dig. Upon arrival he 

learns his parents have disappeared at a remote 

Mayan temple. As Max searches for them he’ll 

unlock ancient secrets. 

“Scott Brick does a nice job of capturing the 

breathless action of the story and Max’s varied 

and changing emotions. With a winning combination 

of appealing characters, a solid story, 

and excellent narration, this audiobook will 

appeal to fans of fantasy and high 


“Scott Brick’s excellent narration makes this a 

good entry point for a series that throws a 14year-old 

Boston boy into the wilds of a fictional 

Central American country.”—AudioFile 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-1199-1 • $65.00 


See page 10 for THE END OF THE WORLD 

CLUB 

JEREMY THATCHER, 

DRAGON HATCHER 

by Bruce Coville; performed by the Author 

and the Words Take Wing Repertory 

Company ® 

When Jeremy Thatcher follows the strange 

instructions given to him by the Elves’ Magic 

Shop, he soon finds himself raising a tiny, 

mischief-loving dragon named Tiamat. 

“The richness of Coville’s story and this aural 

production combine to create a gem.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8274-4 • $30.00 


See page 88 for more titles by Bruce Coville 

JIM THORPE 

ORIGINAL ALL-AMERICAN 

by Joseph Bruchac 


Jim Thorpe was one of the greatest athletes 

but his life wasn’t easy. Born on the Sac and Fox 

Reservation in 1887, he encountered family 

tragedy and was sent to Indian boarding 

schools. Finally at Pennsylvania’s Carlisle 

Indian School, the now-legendary coach Pop 

Warner welcomed him onto the football and 

track teams. 

“Bruchac’s sympathetic narration creates a 

character of humility, dignity, and respect. 

Young listeners should find JIM THORPE 

inspiring.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6229-7 • $50.00 


The Youngest Templar Trilogy 

KEEPER OF THE GRAIL 

by Michael P. Spradlin; read by Paul Boehmer 

Tristan is offered a life of adventure when he 

becomes a squire during the Third Crusade. 

then he must return the Holy Grail to England. 

Along the way he teams up with a young Robin 

Hood and a girl assassin who help him transport 

this most sacred relic out of a war-torn 

Holy Land. 

“The boyish anticipation that Boehmer gives 

Tristan, the hero of the story, is palpable.” 


“A fast-paced historical adventure with a touch 

of fantasy...an exciting journey. ” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6784-1 • $50.00 


TRAIL OF FATE 

by Michael P. Spradlin 

read by Paul Boehmer 

Tristan and his friends are being pursued by 

the villainous Templar Sir Hugh. They must 

reach safety in England, but when Tristan falls 

for the leader of the Cathars he is torn between 

aiding her or fleeing to protect the Holy Grail. 

“The action and intrigue start right from the 

first (page) in this riveting sequel...Covering 

both action sequences and intrigue with the 

same brisk pacing…it will undoubtedly appeal 

to the sword and sorcery set.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6795-7 • $50.00 


ORPHAN OF DESTINY 

by Michael P. Spradlin; read by Paul Boehmer 

Tristan and his friends, have returned home, 

but things are not the same: Tristan’s beloved 

St. Alban’s has been burned to the ground, and 

Sherwood Forest, suffers in poverty. Tristan 

battles Sir Hugh for a final time and discovers 

his fate. 

★“Paul Boehmer’s use of accents and different 

voices helps listeners easily distinguish the 

characters. The story includes just the right 

amount of action, history, and suspense to keep 

listeners on edge and help them understand the 

time period. This trilogy has something for 

everyone…light romance, humor, and plenty 

of action.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6799-5 • $50.00 


THE KID WHO ONLY HIT 

HOMERS 

by Matt Christopher 

a multi-cast performance 

When Sylvester meets George Baruth, he 

goes from a terrible hitter to the boy who only 

hits homers! But how will he answer the difficult 

questions that go with his new talent, and 

how long will this amazing hitting streak last? 

“A good choice to keep kids in the backseat 

tuned-in.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-3077-1075-8 • $24.00 



KING OF THE WIND 

by Marguerite Henry 

read by David McCallum 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

The adventures of Sham and Agba take 

young listeners from the sands of the Sahara to 

the royal courts of France and, finally, to the 

green pastures and stately homes of England. 

“The classic horse story that has enraptured 

children for 50 years will thrill listeners anew as 

David McCallum reads.”—BookPage 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6686-8 • $30.00 


LANG LANG’S STORY: 

PLAYING WITH FLYING KEYS 

by Lang Lang with Michael French 

read by Andrew Pang 

Lang Lang began playing piano when he was 

three years old in Shenyang, China. Lang Lang 

recounts the difficult, often thrilling events of 

his early days, and shares his perspective on his 

rapidly changing homeland. 

“Andrew Pang tells Lang Lang’s story with a 

delivery that expresses the pianist’s enthusiastic 

love of music.”—AudioFile 

“This is the story of a young man determined 

to make something of himself, not only for his 

own sake, but also for the sake of his family.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6424-6 • $38.00 

Grade RL: 6.4 •: IL: 4-9 • LL: 900 • 4 hrs. 58 mins. 

THE LAST BOOK 

IN THE UNIVERSE 

by Rodman Philbrick; read by Jeremy Davies 

In a world where most people are plugged 

into brain-drain entertainment systems, Spaz, 

an epileptic teenager, is the rare person who 

can see life as it really is. When he meets an old 

man, Ryter, he learns about Earth and its past. 

Then Spaz sets off with Ryter to bring back 

human intelligence to Earth. 

“Davies gives a stunning performance of this 

remarkable novel…The production involves 

the listeners in this post-apocalyptic world…” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8089-5• $38.00 



Rodman Philbrick 

THE LIBERATION OF 

GABRIEL KING 

by K. L. Going; read by Robert Keefe 

Gabriel, a white boy being bullied, and Frita, 

an African American girl facing prejudice, 

decide to overcome their many fears together. 

“Robert Keefe narrates with a dry, humorous, 

yet upbeat tone, making for a relaxing 

ambiance reflecting the setting of a summer’s 

day.”—School Library Journal 


3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4616-5 • $30.00 



K. L. Going 


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LINCOLN: A PHOTOBIOGRAPHY 

by Russell Freedman; read by Robert Petkoff 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

This biography examines Lincoln’s childhood, 

marriage, family life, and early business 

ventures. It offers extensive research on his 

presidency and assassination. 

“Russell Freedman succeeds in making Lincoln 

an intriguing, recognizable human being— 

ambitious but modest, folksy, sensible and 

witty, a doting parent, a determined and 

compassionate leader.”—Publishers Weekly 

BONUS FEATURE: Exclusive Author Interview and 

Interactive Photo Journal. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7257-9 • $24.00 • NON-FICTION 

Grades: RL: 4.7 • IL: 3-7 • LL: 1110 • 2 hrs. 29 mins. 


Russell Freedman 

LITTLE GOLDEN TREASURY 

by Gertrude Crampton, Janette Sebring 

Lowrey and Kathryn Jackson 

read by Susan Gregory and Skip Hinnant 

Four of the most popular Little Golden 

Books in one audiobook collection. Includes: 

The Poky Little Puppy, Scuffy the Tugboat, 

Tawny Scrawny Lion, and The Saggy Baggy 

Elephant. 

“This set of four favorite nursery stories is a lot 

of fun to listen to.” —AudioFile 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3565-9 • $20.00 

Grade: RL: 3.0 • IL: PreK-3 • LL: NA • 35 mins. 

LIZZIE BRIGHT AND 

THE BUCKMINSTER BOY 

by Gary D. Schmidt; read by Sam Freed 

NEWBERY HONOR 


When Turner Buckminster meets Lizzie 

Bright Griffin, a girl from an island 

community founded by former slaves, it opens 

up a whole new world to him. 

“Flashes of humor, temper, and an aching 

melancholy…Freed’s narration of this title that 

should be in all libraries.” 


“Freed superbly conveys Tucker’s innocence 

and naïveté as he faces prejudice...Very fine!” 




6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8185-2 • $50.00 


See page 70 for FIRST BOY and page 11 for 

OKAY FOR NOW 

LONDON CALLING 

by Edward Bloor; read by Robertson Dean 

Martin Conway is sleeping his life away, until 

a long-dead English boy visits him with an 

urgent question. As Martin follows the boy 

through the streets of London in 1940, he 

slowly starts to believe—in the boy, in time 

travel, in himself. 

“Superbly narrated by Robertson Dean, Bloor’s 

novel will interest young adult readers with its 

deft blend of history and science fiction.” 


“Dean’s resonant tones have a haunting quality 

for a tale that has otherworldly elements.” 


6 CD s• 978-0-7393-3788-2 • $50.00 


THE LOUD SILENCE OF 

FRANCINE GREEN 

by Karen Cushman; read by Anaka Shockley 

Francine doesn’t speak up much. But when 

outspoken Sophie Bowman transfers to her 

school, Francine finds herself thinking about 

new things. Francine soon discovers that she 

has something to say, and the determination to 

say it. 

“Shockley uses cadence and slang to place us 

firmly in a specific historical period while 

depicting young people whom today’s youth 

can recognize.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3793-6 • $45.00 



Karen Cushman 

LOVE, AUBREY 

by Suzanne LaFleur; read by Becca Battoe 

A tragic accident has turned eleven-year-old 

Aubrey’s world upside down. With the support 

of her grandmother and new friends, Aubrey 

gradually finds the words to express feelings 

that once seemed impossible to describe, and 

begins to heal. 

“An honest and realistic portrayl of grief.” 


“Becca Battoe’s childlike matter-of fact delivery 

allows young listeners to empathize with 

Aubrey’s situation without being overwhelmed 

by it.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-8224-0 • $45.00 


See page 3 for EIGHT KEYS 

LOVE, RUBY LAVENDER 

by Deborah Wiles; read by Judith Ivey 

When her grandmother goes to Hawaii for the 

summer, nine-year-old Ruby learns to survive on 

her own in Mississippi by writing letters. 

“Judith Ivey’s long, leisurely vowels are filled 

with the sultriness of summer, the longing for 

connection, the generations-old belief that life 

goes on, even after a tragic loss.”—AudioFile 




4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8997-0 • $38.00 



Deborah Wiles 

THE MANNY FILES 

by Christian Burch; read by Daryl Anderson 

The latest Dalinger family nanny turns out 

to be a man who makes creative lunches and 

wears costumes. This story resounds with a 

number of important themes. 

“Portrays loving family relationships, but also 

shows how to deal with bullies through selfacceptance 

and an understanding of human 

nature.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Narrator Daryl Anderson successfully conveys 

Manny’s delightful silliness, Lulu’s difficult 

personality, and Keats’s growing sense of self.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3623-6 • $45.00 


THE MARVELOUS EFFECT 

The Marvelous World, Book One 

by Troy CLE; read by Malcolm-Jamal Warner 

Louis Proof is an ordinary urban teen. But, 

he is about to become a CLE—a Celestial-Like 

Entity. He will be strong, difficult to harm, and 

able to race faster than he ever imagined. He 

will need all of his new talents because CEs— 

Celestial Entities—are coming to Earth with a 

plot that could destroy the world. 

“The talented Malcolm-Jamal Warner narrates 

...listeners are sure to get wrapped up in the 

events and action of the novel.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-5100-0 • $50.00 


OLIVION’S FAVORITES 

Marvelous World Book Two 

by Troy CLE; read by Laz Alonso 

Louis and Cyndi fight a Midlandian war to 

find their destinies, and discover The Olivion. 

“Action moves at an almost dizzying pace as the 

youngsters travel through Midlandia.” 


“Laz Alonso provides a high energy narration 

of this fast-paced fantasy, seamlessly moving 

from one character to another and giving each 

one a unique voice.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6779-7 • $55.00 


MARY POPPINS 

by P. L.Travers; read by Sophie Thompson 

Quicker than she can close her umbrella, 

Mary Poppins takes charge of the Banks 

children and changes their lives forever. 

“Every sinuous syllable slides by, slinky and 

sibilant. It all adds up to a fine production of a 

perennial classic.”—The Horn Book 

“Sophie Thompson is truly star quality in her 

reading…Children and adults of all ages will 

enjoy this performance.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4637-0 • $30.00 


MATILDA BONE 

by Karen Cushman; read by Janet McTeer 

Orphaned Matilda is not pleased when she 

must become an assistant to the Bonesetter. 

A religious, well-educated girl, Matilda is 

surprised when she begins seeing the world 

around her in a different way. 

“A delightful tale is enhanced by the audio 

format!”—AudioFile 

“Janet McTeer provides a splendid voice for 

Matilda.”—School Library Journal 





4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8199-0 • $38.00 



Karen Cushman

MAY BIRD AND THE EVER AFTER 

by Jodi Lynn Anderson 


After a mysterious letter guides her to the 

world of the dead, May Bird must find the 

courage to discover why she has been sent to 

Ever After. 

“This superior entry in the fantasy genre is an 

exciting listening experience.”—Booklist 

“Dunne’s narration enhances the story with 

quirky inflections.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-3072-8345-0 • $55.00 


MEASLE AND THE WRATHMONK 

by Ian Ogilvy; read by Nickolas Grace 

Measle lives in a horrible house, with Basil, 

his mean guardian. His life gets worse when he 

is on the wrong end of one of Basil’s evil spells. 

Measle joins up with Basil’s other victims and 

suddenly he’s a hero...with a plan! 

“Suspenseful [and] well-written.”—VOYA 

“Nickolas Grace does a fine job of voicing the 

disparate characters, from stuffy Lady Grant to 

jovial book salesman William, and Basil’s overthe-top 

hissing monologues are perfect.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-307-24609-7 • $38.00 


MILLICENT MIN, GIRL GENIUS 

by Lisa Yee; read by Keiko Agena 

Millie, 11, who has skipped five grades, is 

facing the worst summer—ever. But when she 

meets Emily, things start to look up. 

“[Agena] imbues the character with a freshness 

that makes this production great fun!” 


“This audiobook is delightful in every 

way...Narrator Keiko Agena fully inhabits the 

heroine, making it a pleasure to spend time 

with both of them.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6755-1 • $38.00 


MIMUS 

by Lilli Thal; read by Maxwell Caulfield 

Two kingdoms have been at war for many 

years, but an end appears to be in sight—until 

12-year-old Prince Florin is captured by evil 

King Theodo. Now Florin and Mimus, an 

enigmatic and unpredictable court jester, must 

escape and bring an end to the fighting. 

★“Caulfield cleverly creates a myriad of unique 

characters whose conversations jump into our 

ears…A page-turner for the ears!” 


“Maxwell Caulfield brings this world and all it’s 

characters alive with animation”—AudioFile 



10 CDs • 978-0-7393-4865-9 • $70.00 


MIRACLE ON 49TH STREET 

by Mike Lupica; read by Michele Santopietro 

Josh has it all—a World Championship ring, 

an MVP award, and the adoration of millions. 

What he doesn’t have is family. Until 12-yearold 

Molly claims to be his daughter. 

“This is an entertaining work. The strong 

female character and the basketball tie-in will 

expand its appeal.”—School Library Journal 

“An enjoyable read with interesting peeks into 

the world of professional basketball. It will 

appeal to young teen sports enthusiasts as well 

as kids just looking for a good story.”—VOYA 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3882-7 • $45.00 



Mike Lupica 

THE MISADVENTURES OF 

BENJAMIN BARTHOLOMEW PIFF 

You Wish, Book One 

by Jason Lethcoe; read by Roy Dotrice 

No child had ever successfully executed a 

birthday wish. Until Benjamin Bartholomew 

Piff. On his eleventh birthday Benjamin sets in 

motion a chain of events that threatens to disrupt 

the balance between the magical realm of 

wishes and that of curses. 

“Roy Dotrice’s clear, strong voice...keeps the 

story moving along. Harry Potter fans will 

enjoy this fantasy tale.” 


“Dotrice sets a brisk clip that increases as the 

mission speeds to its climax.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-5151-2 • $30.00 


THE MISADVENTURES OF 

MAUDE MARCH 

by Audrey Couloumbis; read by Lee Adams 

When Sallie March and her sister Maude are 

orphaned for the second time, they decide to 

run away for the wilds of the frontier. 

“Narrator Lee Adams draws listeners in…This 

audio journey through the Wild West is not to 

be missed.”—School Library Journal 

“Adams keeps listeners saddled up for this 

entertaining ride…having lots of fun with the 

dialect and inflection.”—Publishers Weekly 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3610-6 • $55.00 


See page 59 for SAY YES 

MISSING MAY 

by Cynthia Rylant 

read by Frances McDormand 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

After the death of the beloved aunt who has 

raised her, twelve-year-old Summer and her 

uncle Ob leave their West Virginia trailer in 

search of the strength to go on living. 

★“Full of nuance and heart, this fine audio 

production sets the standard for audio 

productions of the printed word.” 


“With a simple delivery, honoring the quiet 

integrity of Rylant’s character, McDormand 

engages the reader in Summer’s struggle.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6725-4 • $24.00 



Mildred D. Taylor’s award-winning 

stories of the Logan family 

ROLL OF THUNDER, 

HEAR MY CRY 

by Mildred D.Taylor; read by Lynne Thigpen 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

An African-American family faces brutal 

prejudice and discrimination in the 1930s. 

“Listening to [Thigpen’s] eloquent reading 

brings an already powerful story vividly to life.” 




6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1608-8 • $50.00 


THE LAND 

by Mildred D.Taylor 

read by Ruben Santiago-Hudson 



Paul, the son of a white father and a black 

mother, finds himself caught between two 

worlds as he pursues his dream of owning land. 

“Ruben Santiago-Hudson brings the Southern 

dialects alive for listeners and unfolds 

this rich story with astute understanding and 

compassion.”—AudioFile 





9 CDs • 978-0-8072-1768-9 • $65.00 


THE MONSTROUS MEMOIRS OF 

A MIGHTY McFEARLESS 

by Ahmet Zappa 


Join the monsterminating world of 11-yearold 

Minverva McFearless and her brother, 

Max, as they have a grand adventure rescuing 

their father from a multitude of monsters. 

“Katherine Kellgren is a zany, zesty, and zealous 

narrator, delivering each line with mirth and 

hilarity. Zappa’s surprise ending track is a 

delight, summarizing the book into one 

brilliant, hilarious song.” 


BONUS FEATURE—Original music by the Author 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-4820-8 • $38.00 


MONTMORENCY 

Thief, Liar, Gentleman? 

by Eleanor Updale; read by Stephen Fry 

In Victorian London, a thief uses the 

knowledge he gains in prison and from the 

scientific lectures he attends to create a new 

life. He adopts a dual existence as a wealthy 

gentleman and his servant. 

“Fry’s inestimable wit comes through in his 

reading…Through his tones, he makes the 

characters sound humorous, maudlin, or 

suspenseful…Dickens for children.”—Booklist 

“Fry does a remarkable job mimicking the various 

London accents—from sewer rat to society 

gent and all sorts in between—in this 

superbly suspenseful story.”—AudioFile 



4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8265-2 • $38.00 



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THE MOSTLY TRUE ADVENTURES 

OF HOMER P. FIGG 

by Rodman Philbrick; read by William Dufris 

NEWBER HONOR 

Homer’s older brother has been illegally sold 

to the Union Army, and it’s up to Homer to 

save him. Along the way he encounters strange 

but real people of the era. 

“The engaging protagonist and mixture of 

humor and adventure make this a strong 

choice.”—School Library Journal 

“Slavery, injustice, and Civil War battles suggest 

serious historical fiction. But Philbrick 

handles these subjects with a measure of folksy 

humor, which is greatly enhanced by Dufris’s 

exquisite sense of timing and irony.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7234-0 • $38.00 




MOXY MAXWELL COLLECTION 

by Peggy Gifford; read by Clea Lewis 

In these two stories, Moxy has a summer 

reading assignment and Moxy must write 12 

thank you notes. Includes: Moxy Maxwell Does 

Not Love Stuart Little and Moxy Maxwell Does 

Not Love Writing Thank You Notes. 

“The youthful-voiced Clea Lewis hits just the 

right notes…Reluctant children (and their 

nagging parents) will enjoy Moxy’s struggles 

and triumphs.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6347-8 • $24.00 


MOXY MAXWELL DOES NOT 

LOVE PRACTICING THE PIANO 

BUT SHE DOES LOVE BEING 

IN RECITALS 

by Peggy Gifford; read by Clea Lewis 

Moxy is set to make her piano debut. 

Between costume fittings and putting on 

makeup, Moxy can’t worry about the actual 

performance. But soon it’s upon her, and 

Moxy’s not sure she can go on. 

★“This is a solid addition to a popular series, 

sure to attract new fans.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8193-8 • $24.00 

Guide: RL: 5.3 • IL: 3-6 • LL: 810 • 1 hrs. 48 mins. 

MUSEUM OF THIEVES 

by Lian Tanner; read by Claudia Black 

Goldie like every child in Jewel is forced to 

obey the Blessed Guardians. But when Goldie 

runs away to the Museum of Dunt she discovers 

a terrible secret. A plan that threatens the 

lives of everyone Goldie loves. 

★“This thrilling adventure is enhanced by 

Claudia Black’s impeccable reading.” 


★“Claudia Black’s narration is fantastic. She 

gives the characters distinct voices and uses 

tone variation and pacing expertly to enhance 

the mood of each scene. A Winner!” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1083-3 • $34.00 


See pages 2 for CITY OF LIES 

MY LIFE WITH THE LINCOLNS 

by Gayle Brandeis 


Mina believes that she and her family are the 

Lincolns reincarnated. Soon after Mina’s dad 

takes her to hear speeches by Martin Luther 

King, Jr. he is bringing the freedom movement 

to their small town, with consequences for 

everyone. 

“Card’s vocal interpretations are distinctive and 

authentic.”—Booklist 

“Emily Janice Card provides exceptional narration….An 

excellent choice for social studies 

classes studying the Civil Rights 

Movement.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1038-3 • $50.00 


MY ONE HUNDRED 

ADVENTURES 

by Polly Horvath 

read by Tai Alexandra Ricci 

Jane is 12 years old and adventures seem to 

find Jane—a thrilling hot-air balloon ride, the 

appearances of a slew of possible fathers, and 

new friends. Jane discovers that it’s not what 

happens to you that matters, but what you 

learn. 

4 starred reviews: 

★“Honest, childlike core”—Booklist 

★“quietly captivating”—Publishers Weekly 

★“luminescent”—School Library Journal 

★“witty, wise and wonderful”—Kirkus Reviews 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7164-0 • $45.00 


NORTHWARD TO THE MOON 

by Polly Horvath; read by Becca Battoe 

Jane and her family moved to Canada 

...but not for long. When her stepfather Ned is 

fired from his job, the family packs up for a 

new adventure. Along the way Jane reevaluates 

her relationship with Ned. 

★“A dramatic montage of dark and light 

moments.”—Publisher’s Weekly, starred review 

“Battoe’s youthful narration allows listeners to 

see everything from Jane’s perspective, and her 

gift of timing and inflection produce many 

laugh-out-loud moments. A delightful 

story.”—School Library Journal 

“Battoe’s youthful voice suits young Jane. She 

reads slowly and clearly, allowing the humor to 

emerge throughout her narration.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-0641-6 • $45.00 



Polly Horvath. 

THE MYSTERY OF THE 

THIRD LUCRETIA 

by Susan Runholt; read by Krista Sutton 

Lucas and Kari saw a man copying a famous 

Rembrandt painting in the Minneapolis 

Institute of Art. Now in the British National 

Gallery of Art, they see him copying another 

Rembrandt. Soon these two teens embark on 

an action-packed adventure. 

★“A clever, well-structured mystery that 

seamlessly folds art history into its exciting 

premise.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Kari is a creative, imaginative teen, and Krista 

Sutton tells her story with emotion and enthusiasm.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6749-0 • $45.00 


See page 59 for RESCUING SENECA CRANE 

NICKY DEUCE 

Welcome to the Family 

by Steven R. Schirripa & Charles Fleming 

read by Joe Grifasi 

Nicholas must spend his summer with 

relatives in Brooklyn, where he learns about his 

Italian American heritage and the importance 

of family. 

“With a relaxed reading style and a perfect 

sense of timing, Grifasi allows the characters 

to evolve and the fun story to unfold 

naturally.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-8274-3 • $30.00 


NATE THE GREAT 

COLLECTED STORIES VOLUME I 

by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat 

read by John Lavelle 

Includes: Nate the Great, Nate the Great Goes 

Undercover, Nate the Great and the Phony Clue, 

Nate the Great and the Missing Key, Nate the 

Great and the Snowy Trail, Nate the Great and 

the Halloween Hunt, Nate the Great and the 

Crunchy Christmas*, and Nate the Great and the 

Monster Mess. 

*coauthor Craig Sharmat 

“The crisp, clipped narrative is both a clever 

parody of the hard-boiled detective story genre 

and a boon to beginning readers.”—Booklist 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6430-7 • $24.00 


See page 10 for VOLUME 2 

THE NIGHT KITCHEN RADIO 

THEATRE: VOLUME ONE 

The Emperor’s New Clothes 

Pinocchio 

by TNK Workshop, Inc. 

read by a full cast 

CAST INCLUDES 

DEBRA WINGER 

The Emperor’s New Clothes is a Danish fairy 

tale written by Hans Christian Andersen in 

1837. Pinocchio, written in 1883, is by Italian 

author Carlo Collodi. 

“These radio dramas deliver journeys into the 

imagination that will enchant audiences young 

and old.”—AudioFile 

BONUS FEATURE—Educational Commentary by Children’s 

Book Critic, Historian, and Author, Leonard S. Marcus 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3798-1 • $24.00 

Grade: RL: 2.7 • IL: PreK-3 • LL: 650 • 2 hrs. 10 mins.

The Clockwork Dark Trilogy 

by John Claude Bemis 

Read by John H. Mayer 

THE NINE POUND HAMMER 

Twelve-year-old Ray falls in with a stable of 

sideshow performers. The performers are 

defenders of the wild hiding the last of the 

mythical Swamp Sirens from an ancient evil 

known as the Gog. 

“Bemis’ debut novel presents a unique way of 

creating fantasy by drawing on the themes and 

archetypes of Southern folklore and American 

legend.”—School Library Journal 

“Meyer’s gravelly voice perfectly suits the colorful, 

large cast of characters...Mayer’s clear, easy 

reading style allows listeners to follow the 

complex, fanciful tale.”—Booklist 

BONUS FEATURE: Original music composed and performed 

by the Author. 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-8078-9 • $55.00 


THE WOLF TREE 

A sickly stranger tells Ray and the Ramblers 

of a Darkness spreading like a disease, turning 

good people bad and slowly poisoning anyone 

who tries to escape. 

“Multiple threads of plot keep the action moving. 

Aspects of various cultures are woven 

together, giving the narrative a unique yet 

grounded flavor.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Bemis’ pastiche of steampunk and Americana 

is a refreshing change of pace.”—Booklist 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-1063-5 • $44.00 


See page 12 for THE WHITE CITY 

NO CASTLES HERE 

by A. C. E. Bauer; read by John H. Mayer 

Augie Boretski knows how to get by. If you’re 

a scrawny loser you avoid the drug dealers and 

thugs, and try your best to be invisible. Augie 

used to be pretty good at that, but suddenly his 

life is changing fast. 

★“Mayer has the perfect storyteller’s voice… 

with pitch-perfect inflection and warmly inviting 

characterizations…”—AudioFile 

“John Mayer offers excellent narration, giving 

each character a unique voice…This heartwarming 

wonderfully written story is an excellent 

addition to school and public library audibook 

collections.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-8013-0 • $45.00 


THE OLD COUNTRY 

by Mordicai Gerstein 

read by Tovah Feldshuh 

A grandmother tells a magical story of 

crossing a war-torn country. 

★“[Gerstein’s] hybrid of fantasy and fable 

explores such themes as human nature, war, 

magic, and music.” 


“Narrator Tovah Feldshuh lives the story. Her 

characterizations will amaze…Listeners will be 

charmed.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4544-1 • $30.00 


OLIVE’S OCEAN 

by Kevin Henkes; read by Blair Brown 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Martha Boyle and Olive Barstow were in the 

same grade at school, and both kept the same 

secret without knowing it. 

“Actress Blair Brown narrates briskly, sounding 

very much like a New Englander…this 

production will likely be popular with middleschoolers.”—School 


“Brown’s quiet confidence strikes just the right 

chord…a very satisfying production.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-3072-0728-9 • $30.00 


ON CHRISTMAS EVE 

by Ann M. Martin; read by Alison Fraser 

Tess learns that the magic of the holidays 

can’t work miracles but does offer some 

unexpected surprises for family and friends. 

“Fraser does a wonderful job of bringing it to 

life. She is the highlight of the production.” 


★“Alison Fraser captures both the spunkiness 

and sorrow that turn this book into both a 

realistic-sounding tale, and one that serves as 

an explanation for why so many people of all 

ages perpetually embrace holiday magic.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3776-9 • $24.00 



Ann M. Martin 

ON MY HONOR 

by Marion Dane Bauer; read by Eric Conger 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Joel’s best friend Tony drowns while they are 

swimming in the forbidden, treacherous 

Vermilion River and Joel is overwhelmed by 

feelings of guilt. 

“A wonderful book becomes a superior 

recorded book.”—AudioFile 

“Marion Dane Bauer effectively portrays the 

dilemma of pre-adolescents, old enough to 

want to meet their own challenges…young 

enough to want grown-up protection and 

reassurance.”—School Library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6176-4 • $24.00 


THE ONTS 

Secrets of Dripping Fang, 

Book One 

by Dan Greenburg 

READ BY JIM DALE 

Nobody wants to adopt the Shluffmuffin 

twins, so why are the Mandible sisters so eager 

to take them home? The Onts, as the old ladies 

want to be called, warn the youngsters never to 

go into the cellar. Suspicious Wally does just 

that, and discovers this plot to raise an army of 

oversized insects to reclaim the universe. 

“Author Dan Greenburg shows off another of 

his many talents by skillfully narrating in a 

variety of silly voices his hilarious story.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-5081-2 • $24.00 



OPHIE OUT OF OZ 

by Kathleen O’Dell; read by Ann Marie Lee 

At her school in California, fourth-grader 

Ophie Peeler has it all. But all of that changes 

when Ophie and her family move to Oregon, 

trading in the California sunshine for a dreary, 

rain-soaked life. 

“The solid production quality and universal 

life lessons here make this a welcome addition 

to any audio library.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Ann Marie Lee’s performance gives every character 

a unique voice. Her portrayal of Ophie is 

exuberant.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-8590-4 • $30.00 


THE PENDERWICKS 



The Penderwick sisters spend the summer on 

the grounds of a beautiful estate called 

Arundel. Soon they are busy discovering the 

magic of Arundel’s sprawling gardens, treasurefilled 

attic, tame rabbits, and the cook who 

makes the best gingerbread. 

“Susan Denaker evokes memories of childhood 

summers of freedom, adventure, and new 

friends.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8577-5 • $50.00 


THE PENDERWICKS ON 

GARDAM STREET 


The four Penderwick sisters’ aunt has decided 

it’s time for Daddy to start dating. Enter the 

Save Daddy Plan—a plot so brilliant that only 

the Penderwick girls could have come up with 

it. 

★“Just the sort of cozy fare that’s missing in 

today’s mean-girl world.” 


★“It’s sheer pleasure to spend time with these 

exquisitely drawn characters...” 


“Crucial to this story are the unique portrayals 

of the sisters. Each is fully realized by Susan 

Denaker, who narrates in a voice that merges 

old-fashioned storytelling and a contemporary 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6501-4 • $50.00 


See page 11 for THE PENDERWICKS AT POINT 

MOUETTE 


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ORACLES OF DELPHI KEEP 

by Victoria Laurie; read by Susan Duerden 

Ian and Theodosia find a box with a prophesy: 

three thousand years ago a Greek oracle 

wrote of a quest on which the fate of the world 

depends and it names them. 

“Fans of Nimmo’s Charlie Bone series will 

likely enjoy the adventures of another group of 

children with special powers.”—VOYA 

“[Susan Duerden] adapts her voice by using 

dialects, accents, and different tonal ranges that 

distinguish the variety of characters. Duerden’s 

performance will leave listeners spellbound.” 

—Audiofile 


13 CDs • 978-0-7393-8143-4 • $75.00 


THE PEPINS AND 

THEIR PROBLEMS 

by Polly Horvath; read by Julie Halston 

Whether it’s waking up to find toads in their 

shoes, becoming trapped on the roof, or searching 

for cheese when their cow makes only 

lemonade, the Pepin family always seems to get 

into the most bizarre scrapes. 

“Julie Halston’s relaxed, conversational style 

perfectly suits the text.”—Booklist 

“The Pepin family’s ridiculous vignettes will 

be enjoyed by elementary-age listeners while 

the book’s impressive vocabulary will be 

appreciated by teachers and parents.” 


3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9490-5 • $30.00 



Polly Horvath 

PETER PAN 

by J. M. Barrie READ BY JIM DALE 

Wendy, John, and Michael Darling follow 

Peter Pan to a world where pirates and fairies 

live and children can fly. 

“This retelling will appeal to adults and 

children alike and is perfectly suited for family 

listening.”—School Library Journal 

“Master storyteller Jim Dale transports listeners 

into Barrie’s world…Dale breathes life into 

every character.”—AudioFile 

“Dale conveys the children’s excitement during 

their adventurous encounters with pirates, 

mermaids, redskins, and others.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3780-6 • $45.00 


PIPPI LONGSTOCKING 

by Astrid Lindgren; read by Esther Benson 

Nine-year-old carrot-top Pippi lives with a 

monkey and a horse—and no rules! 

“Everyone’s favorite irrepressible and 

independent girl leaps from the speakers as 

Esther Benson spares no effort to channel 

the fun and spunk of Pippi...A must for all 

children.”—AudioFile 

“Full of the kind of hilarity that appeals to 

children.”—The Horn Book 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4569-4 • $30.00 


PORCH LIES 

by Patricia C. McKissack 

read by Pamela D’Pella,Adrenele O, and 

Mirron Willis 

Grab a glass of lemonade, head to the porch, 

and listen to these great stories. Meet a trickster 

who spins a whopper at the State Liar’s contest. 

Watch an old lady slickster outsmart Frank and 

Jesse James. And come face to face with 

a man who may have died up to 27 times! 

“The narrators’ rich accents and leisurely 

deliveries perfectly evoke the atmosphere of a 

steamy hot evening on the front porch.” 


“Listeners and their children will enjoy Patricia 

McKissack’s stories so much.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6167-2 • $24.00 


THE POSTCARD 

by Tony Abbott; read by Lincoln Hoppe 

After his grandmother passes away, a teen 

boy joins his father to help clean out her house. 

Although the boy never knew his grandmother, 

he uncovers some clues about her past. 

These clues lead him on a strange and exciting 

adventure through balmy Florida. 

“[THE POSTCARD] is so enticing…Jason 

(paired nicely with a neighbor girl as sidekick) 

is a hero worth rooting for.”—Booklist 

“Tweens and their parents or grandparents may 

find this mystery ideal for shared listening. 

Narrator Lincoln Hoppe nimbly portrays a 

dichotomy of characters…”—AudioFile 

Edgar Allen Poe Award 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6364-5 • $45.00 



Tony Abbott 

POWERLESS 

by Matthew Cody; read by Gary Dikeos 

When twelve-year-old Daniel moves to a 

new town, he learns his new friends each have 

special powers but the moment they turn thirteen, 

their abilities disappear. Can a “powerless” 

regular-kid become a hero too? 

“Dikeos’ pleasant tenor voice is nicely suited to 

this debut novel, quickly engaging listeners in 

the intriguing story.”—Booklist 

“Gary Dikeos’ pacing and tone convey the 

excitement of this celebration of comic books 

and the true meaning of a hero from the tale’s 

beginning through the inevitable battle 

between good and evil in the final chapters. A 

good choice for reluctant readers.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-3857-8 • $39.00 



THE PROBLEM WITH 

THE PUDDLES 

by Kate Feiffer; read by Halley Feiffer 

When Baby’s parents couldn’t agree on what 

dog to get, they got two, both named Sally. 

While rushing back to the city from their 

country house, the Puddles leave the Sallys 

behind. Will the Puddles agree to go back? 

What will become of the Sallys? 

“The kid-friendly humor…the full cast of 

eccentric characters…should readily win fans 

for the Puddle family.”—Publishers Weekly 

“This adventure will have listeners laughing 

out loud.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8129-8 • $30.00 


PUDDLEJUMPERS 

by Mark Jean & Christopher C. Carlson 

read by Sean Kenin 

Ernie Banks is a troubled teen. As a last 

chance effort, Ernie is sent to work on a farm. 

While there, Ernie learns of the “Quilt Baby” 

kidnapping and is determined to solve this 

case. He soon begins a journey into a world of 

dark secrets, magic puddles, and the underground 

kingdom of the Puddlejumpers. 

“Narrator Sean Kenin will have listeners rooting 

for Ernie to uncover his long-lost human 

family. Give a Puddlejumper cry of “hootyhoo!” 

for this sparkling listen.”—AudioFile 

“This tale by Mark Jean and Christopher 

Carlson comes alive through the nearly flawless 

narration of Sean Kenin…Kenin’s vocal inflections 

and pacing provide a suspenseful and fulfilling 

listening experience.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6339-3 • $55.00 


RASCAL 

by Sterling North; read by Jim Weiss 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Virtually everywhere Sterling goes, Rascal is 

there, and life is filled with one adventure after 

another. In this delightful memoir, Sterling 

North irresistibly recalls his year with Rascal— 

a very mischievous and resourceful raccoon. 

“The audio rendering of this beloved animal 

story will please the tale’s admirers and win fans 

new to the timeless adventure.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3599-4 • $38.00 


RED GLASS 

by Laura Resau; read by Emma Bering 

Crossing into Arizona from Mexico, six-yearold 

Pedro and his parents faced such harsh conditions 

that he is the only survivor. Pedro 

comes to live with Sophie but when Pedro’s 

family makes contact, he faces a hard decision. 

“Emma Bering juggles fast-changing accents 

and ages easily.”—AudioFile 

“This engaging and heartbreaking story is a 

good choice for audio: full of adventure, tense 

situations, and lingering questions.”—Booklist 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-7978-3 • $50.00 


See page 52 for THE INDIGO NOTEBOOK

THE RED BLAZER GIRLS 

Ring of Rocamadour 

by Michael Beil; read by Tai Alexandra Ricci 

A mystery-scavenger hunt featuring three 

regular 12-year-old girlfriends who get excited 

when figuring out quadratic equations and 

applying the Pythagorean theorem. 

★“A familiar heroine—the girl detective—gets 

a fresh look (red blazer!) in this delightful 

debut.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Ricci skillfully narrates and speaks in tones 

familiar to preteen girls.”—Booklist 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-7960-8 • $50.00 


THE RED BLAZER GIRLS 

The Vanishing Violin 

by Michael Beil; read by Tai Alexandra Ricci 

The discovery of the Ring of Rocamadour 

has secured the the Red Blazer Girls’ reputation 

as Super-Sleuths, bringing many job requests 

and some unwanted attention from crooks. 

The girls follow a trail of cryptic clues involving 

logic and literature to trace a rare violin 

gone missing. 

“Tai Alexandra Ricci easily slides the scale of 

accents…while capturing the curiosity, snappy 

banter, and sarcasm of teen speak. Beil successfully 

blends humor, mystery, adventure, and 

first love to make this second mystery even better 

than the first.”—School Library Journal 

“Ricci expertly maintains character voices consistent 

with the first title….puzzles and riddles 

are read aloud, aiding rather than detracting 

from the story line.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1054-3 • $50.00 


See page 11 for THE MISTAKEN MASTERPIECE 

RESCUING SENECA CRANE 

by Susan Runholt; read by Kristy Sutton 

Kari goes to Edinburgh with her mother and 

best friend. There they meet Seneca, a pianoplaying 

prodigy. But things go terribly wrong, 

and Seneca ends up kidnapped. 

“Kari’s spirited first-person voice, and the 

colorful, well-developed characters make for an 

enjoyable, nuanced mystery.”—Booklist 

“Reluctant readers will enjoy the pacing, which 

neither rushes the mystery nor drags out the 

clues.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-3075-7977-5 • $50.00 

Guide: RL: 5.6 • IL: 5-12 • LL: NA • 6 hrs. 35 mins. 

See page 56 for THE MYSTERY OF THE THIRD 

LUCRETIA 

REVOLUTION IS NOT 

A DINNER PARTY 

by Ying Chang Compestine 

read by Jodi Long 

When Comarade Li, one of Mao’s political 

officers, moves into a room in her apartment, 

nine-year-old Ling begins to witness the gradual 

disintegration of her world. 

“Jodi Long’s sensitive vocal interpretation of 

this gracefully written story allows listeners to 

celebrate Ling’s small triumphs and share in her 

woes.”—Booklist 

“[Long] powerfully communicates Ling’s inner 

strength and determination.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6161-0 • $38.00 


RODZINA 


read by Becky Ann Baker 

An immigrant orphan in 19th century 

Chicago, Rodzina is sent out West on an 

orphan train. Rodzina is strong-willed and 

knows how to take care of herself, but she isn’t 

prepared for the challenges she meets on the 

way to her new home. 

“...Baker beautifully conveys orphan Rodzina’s 

dread and defiance.”—Booklist 

“Becky Ann Baker narrates this poignant tale 

set in the late 1800s with clarity and 

charm…This is a painstaking account of a slice 

of American history not often represented.” 




4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1616-3 • $38.00 



Karen Cushman 

RUNEMARKS 

by Joanne Harris; read by Sile Bermingham 

Chaos, faeries, and goblins no longer exist in 

Maddy’s world. But Maddy believes that a 

small bit of magic has survived. She is told that 

the mark on her hand is a destiny that will 

require her to learn magic. 

“Bermingham’s sense of timing and drama 

immerse the listener so completely in Maddy’s 

journey that time disappears until this fantastic 

tale is complete.”—AudioFile 

★“[Harris] creates a glorious and complex 

world...”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

14 CDs • 978-0-7393-6286-0 • $65.00 


RUNNING OUT OF TIME 

by Margaret Peterson Haddix 

read by Kimberly Schraf 

Jessie is sent on a journey outside the world 

she knows to save the children of 1840 Clifton, 

only to realize it is 1996 and the life she has 

known is a reconstructed tourist site. 

“Kimberly Schraf has the voice of a favorite 

teacher, promising wonders and enchantments 

as she reads Jessie’s riveting story.”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7226-5 • $45.00 



SAY YES 

by Audrey Couloumbis 


The unforgettable story of a preteen on her 

own, bravely making choices for the first time. 

“Narrator Meyers expertly portrays Casey’s 

multifaceted personality.”—The Horn Book 

“The combination of compelling story and 

fabulous delivery results in a winning audiobook.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8272-0 • $38.00 


See page 55 for THE MISADVENTURES OF 

MAUDE MARCH 

THE SECRET GARDEN 

by Frances Hodgson Burnett 

read by Finola Hughes 

When Mary discovers an overgrown garden, 

she works to restore it. Then Mary discovers, 

her cousin Colin, who believes he’s an incurable 

invalid. Mary hopes the secret garden will 

work its magic on Colin, too. 

“The strength of [Burnett’s] characterizations 

pulls [listeners] into the story…as vital to the 

maturation of young readers as Tom Sawyer and 

Little Women.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-4612-2 • $37.00 


THE SECRET LANGUAGE 

OF GIRLS 

by Frances O’Roark Dowell 

read by Michele Santopietro 

Kate and Marylin have always been best 

friends. But lately it’s starting to feel as though 

they don’t know each other at all. 

“While this audiobook will be most appealing 

to a female audience, guys may gain valuable 

insights from this accurate look into the minds 

and hearts of middle school girls.” 


4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8985-7 • $38.00 



Frances O’Roark Dowell 

SECRETS OF A CIVIL WAR 

SUBMARINE 

Solving the Mysteries 

of the H. L. Hunley 

by Sally M.Walker; read by J. R. Horne 

SIBERT AWARD 

ENHANCED CD 

INCLUDES 

PHOTOGRAPHS 

In February 1864, the Confederate 

submarine H. L. Hunley succeeded in sinking 

the USS Housatonic. However the submarine 

never returned to port, and was not found until 

1995. 

★“...an enthralling listening (and viewing) 

experience for history and archaeology buffs 

of all ages and for anyone who loves a good 

mystery.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

“This winner of the Sibert Award for children’s 

nonfiction translates beautifully to audio with 

the help of the deep, commanding voice of 

J. R. Horne.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-4871-0 • $30.00 



59 

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60 

THE SEVEN WONDERS OF 

SASSAFRAS SPRINGS 

by Betty G. Birney; read by Joseph Butler 

In the summer of 1923, Eben McAllister 

longs to escape the boring small farming 

community of Sassafras Springs and do some 

exploring of his own. Pa, tired of Eben’s moping, 

challenges him to find Seven Wonders in 

Sassafras Springs in seven days. 

“Joseph Butler’s excellent narration aptly 

portrays the novel’s down-home narrative style. 

The tall-tale tone of each story will engage 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3633-5 • $30.00 


SHADOW OF A BULL 

by Maia Wojciechowska 

read by Francisco Rivela 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Manolo Olivar, son of the greatest bullfighter 

in Spain, struggles to retain his pride, 

self-respect and independence. 

“Will strike a responsive chord with young 


“Rivela reads with an intimacy perfect for 

young Manolo’s darkly pained tone.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6440-6 • $30.00 


THE SIGN OF THE BEAVER 

by Elizabeth George Speare 

read by Greg Schaffert 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Alone in the Maine wilderness, 12-year-old 

Matt is left to guard the new homestead while 

his father travels to collect the rest of the 

family. As winter approaches, Matt must 

decide whether to wait for his father’s return or 

start a new life with the Beaver tribe. 

“Schaffert’s fine, crystal clear narration brings 

the story to life.”—School Library Journal 

“Matt joins other memorable characters, Kit, 

Julie, and Karana, finding his inner strength 

and values in a changing world in this wellwritten 

and fast-reading story.” 

—Horn Book Magazine 


3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8498-2 • $30.00 


See page 63 for THE WITCH OF BLACKBIRD 

POND 

THE SLAVE DANCER 

by Paula Fox; read by Peter MacNicol 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

A 13-year-old boy is kidnapped and brought 

aboard a slave ship, where he plays music that 

will entice the slaves to exercise. 

★“A story that movingly and realistically 

presents one of the most gruesome chapters of 

history...”—Booklist, starred review 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6432-1 • $30.00 


SIMON BLOOM, 

THE GRAVITY KEEPER 

by Michael Reisman 

read by Nicholas Hormann 

Simon Bloom ‘s life changes forever when he 

finds a special book that enables him to control 

the laws of physics. He can cancel gravity and 

decrease friction. When two thugs come after 

Simon, he must use the formulas to save himself 

and the book. 

“This is great escapist fare for those smart 

middle-grade readers who are fascinated by 

science, magic, and adventure.”—Booklist 

“Makes scientific concepts interesting and 

accessible.”—Publishers Weekly 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6218-1 • $50.00 


SIMON BLOOM 

THE OCTOPUS EFFECT 

by Michael Reisman 

read by Nicholas Hormann 

Simon and company enter a mysterious 

undersea realm to find Sirabetta before she can 

restore her powers and get revenge. 

“Hormann meets the challenge of a large cast 

of characters and multiple settings with an 

abundance of accents that differentiate and add 

color...Hormann embraces the story’s inventive 

spirit, leading listeners through adventure and 

intrigue.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-7983-7 • $50.00 


SPELLBINDER 

by Helen Stringer READ BY THE AUTHOR 

12-year-old Belladonna sees ghosts, which is 

a good thing. After her parents are killed, their 

ghosts live with her—until they vanish along 

with every other ghost in the world. 

Belladonna must uncover what’s become of the 

spirits. 

“A fast-paced plot and intricate world pull the 

listener along, but it’s Bella’s love for her parents 

and her need to keep them with her that 

linger.”—Booklist 

“It is rare that an author is as entertaining a 

writer as narrator, yet Helen Stringer captivates 

in this reading of her first novel, 

Spellbinder.”—Sound Commentary 

“Helen Stringer’s British accent provides the 

perfect backdrop to Belladonna’s English 

hometown…the pacing is perfectly varied to 

match the dramatic and emotional highs and 

lows of the plot.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-4574-3 • $50.00 


See page 4 for THE MIDNIGHT GATE 


STAND TALL 

by Joan Bauer; read by Ron McLarty 

Tree’s the tallest seventh grader in school, and 

people expect big things. But he’s not good at 

basketball, he looks old, and his parents’ 

divorce is all too new. Tree struggles to stand 

tall despite his problems. 

“[McLarty] renders the voices of adolescents 

and adults, male and female, solidly and naturally...worthy 

of Bauer’s fine novel.”—KLIATT 

4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1772-6 • $38.00 


See pages 66, 72, and 75 for more 

Joan Bauer titles 

THE STEPS 

by Rachel Cohn; read by Caitlin Greer 

When Annabel sees how happy her father is 

with his new family she needs to figure out 

whether she can share him. 

“Caitlin Greer brings adolescent enthusiasm 

and stuck-up attitude to spare to her skillfull 

characterization of 12-year-old Annabel...” 


“The narrative is fast, sometimes laugh-outloud 

funny, and reveals insight into families 

and individuals.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8256-0 • $38.00 


STORMBREAKER 

by Anthony Horowitz 


They told Alex that his uncle died in an accident. 

He knows his uncle was killed while on a 

top-secret mission. Now, Alex must outsmart 

the people who want him dead. 

★“[Listeners] will cheer for Alex Rider, the 14year 

old hero of British author Horowitz’s spy 

thriller.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3590-1 • $38.00 


THE STORY OF CIRRUS FLUX 

by Matthew Skelton; read by Jon Smith 

London, 1783. Merciless villains are conniving 

to steal the world’s most divine power, 

which they believe orphan Cirrus Flux has 

inherited. Cirrus must trust some unlikely 

allies to thwart his foes and survive a terrifying 

showdown. 

“This breathless adventure will satisfy most listeners.”—School 


“Jon Smith appropriately paces the narration 

right to the story’s climactic conclusion.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-0637-9 • $50.00 


See page 69 for ENDYMION SPRING

SUDDENLY SUPERNATURAL 

Books 1 and 2 

by Elizabeth Cody Kimmel 

read by Allyson Ryan 

Book 1: School Spirit, Kat’s mother is a medium, 

and Kat has just discovered that she can 

see spirits too. 

Book 2: Scaredy Kat, Not only can Kat see 

spirits, they can see her. 

“A pitch-perfect tween/teen vibe.” 


“Narrator Allyson Ryan is good at getting “girl” 

conversation just right…the pace is quick and 

the tension between school pressures and spirit 

world mysteries add to the story’s excitement 

and listener appeal.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-7963-9 • $65.00 


SUDDENLY SUPERNATURAL 

Book 3: Unhappy Medium 

by Elizabeth Cody Kimmel 


Spirit-seeing Kat has overcome her fear of 

communicating with ghosts. But when she and 

her best friend Jac visit the Whispering Pines 

Mountain House Kat is challenged to help 

a deceased medium make her way back into 

the light. 

“Smart, sassy, and supernaturally aware—that’s 

Kat, the 13-year-old heroine whose first-person 

narrative is perfectly pegged by Allyson 

Ryan.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7970-7 • $38.00 


TALIA TALK 

by Christine Hurley Deriso 


Talia’s mom is the co-host of a T. V. show and 

her host chat covers everything about Talia’s 

life. When Talia begins a weekly show on her 

school’s broadcast/podcast she offers a peek 

into her mom’s life. Stay tuned as Talia deals 

with the frustrations of being in middle school. 

“Becca Battoe’s Talia is clever, hip, and 

appealing as she finds her voice and her place 

in the challenging world of middle school.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7159-6 • $38.00 


TANGO: THE TALE OF AN 

ISLAND DOG 

by Eileen Beha; read by Kimberly Farr 

When Tango’s owners sail into stormy waters 

off the coast of Novia Scotia the little yorkie 

washes up on an island far from home. Tango 

is determined to find his way back to his owners 

and New York City. But Tango discovers 

that sometimes it takes getting lost to find the 

things in life that matter most. 

“Kimberly Farr narrates Eileen Beha’s novel 

giving each character a distinct voice. A great 

listen for animal lovers.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3075-7988-1 • $38.00 


A TASTE FOR RED 

by Lewis Harris; read by Jaclyn Gaines 

Do you prefer the taste of red foods? Do you 

read people’s thoughts? Do you think you’re a 

vampire? Svetlana Grimm does. Things get 

interesting when Svetlana’s beautiful science 

teacher, Ms. Larch, begins reading her 

thoughts. Could Ms. Larch be a vampire, too? 

“Reluctant heroine Svetlana has plenty of personality 

and wit…his fast-paced debut stands 

on its own.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Gaines’ pleasant reading style catches the 

humor in Svetlana’s side observations and 

thoughts about typical middle-school kids and 

life. Listeners will definitely enjoy this story of 

kids who save the day.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8551-7 • $38.00 


THIMBLE SUMMER 

by Elizabeth Enright; read by Joan Allen 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

A few hours after nine-year-old Garnet 

Linden finds a silver thimble in the dried-up 

riverbed, the rains come and end the long 

drought on the farm and every day brings a new 

adventure to Garnet. 

“Allen’s strong and affectionate voice combines 

so perfectly with Enright’s finely detailed prose 

that the listener enters intimately into this 

loving family chronicle.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6694-3 • $30.00 


A THOUSAND NEVER EVERS 

by Shana Burg; read by Kenya Brome 

Mississippi, 1963. Addie Ann worships her 

brother Elias and is devastated when her 

careless act leads to his disappearance and 

possible murder. Addie Ann decides she must 

fight to keep her family together and finds 

the voice needed to lead a civil rights march of 

her own. 

“Addie’s personal narrative captures the poverty 

and prejudice, as well as the civil rights struggle 

in daily life.”—Booklist 

“Narrator Kenya Brome gives Addie Ann a 

wink in her voice. Brome also perfectly captures 

Addie Ann’s spirited mother and her town’s redneck 

sheriff. This story is perfect for those of all 

ages.”—AudioFile 

YALSA Amazing Audiobooks forYoung Adults 

Parents Choice Silver Honor 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6742-1 • $50.00 


THREE TALES OF MY 

FATHER’S DRAGON 

by Ruth Stiles Gannett; read by Robert Sevra 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Three stories beginning with Elmer’s trip to 

rescue a dragon in My Father’s Dragon. In Elmer 

and the Dragon, the friends are forced into 

another land. The final book, The Dragons of 

Blueland, the friends try to outwit hunters who 

are capturing the dragon’s family. 

“Delightfully logical nonsense, appealing 

characters and irrepressible humor.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-307-20743-2 • $24.00 


TIME STOPS FOR NO MOUSE 

A HERMUX TANTAMOQ 

ADVENTURE 

by Michael Hoeye; read by Campbell Scott 

When Linka, a jaunty mouse, brings a watch 

into Hermux Tantamoq’s shop to be repaired 

and then disappears, Hermux is caught up in a 

dangerous search for eternal youth as he tries to 

find out what happened to Linka. 

“Listeners will be enthralled.” 


“Scott does an impressive job...he captures the 

mood of quiet absurdity throughout that will 

have you smiling at times and laughing out 

loud at others.”—AudioFile 

Audie Finalist 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6708-7 • $45.00 


TRAVEL TEAM 

by Mike Lupica; read by Oliver Wyman 

After he is cut from his travel basketball 

team, Danny forms his own team of castoffs 

that might have a shot at victory. 

“Young sports fans will find the audio satisfies 

their need for action.”—Booklist 

“Oliver Wyman’s youthful voice is a perfect 

match for this heartwarming, family-oriented 

inspirational tale.”—School Library Journal 


6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8377-1 • $50.00 


See pages 51 and 55 for more titles by Lupica 

TREASURE ISLAND 

by Robert Louis Stevenson 

read by Alfred Molina 

ODYSSEY HONOR AWARD 

This unforgettable pirate adventure magically 

captures the thrill of a sea voyage and a treasure 

hunt through the eyes of a teenager. 

“Take this well-read classic filled with largerthan-life 

characters and pair it with a master 

narrator. Voilá—you’ve got a brand-new classic 

…Molina’s portrayals are perfection.” 


AudioFile Best Audiobooks 



BONUS FEATURE—Educational Commentary 

by David Cordingly 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-5083-6 • $55.00 


See pages 7 and 84 for KIDNAPPED 

THE TROLLS 

by Polly Horvath; read by Julie Hagerty 

Aunt Sally enchants Melissa, Amanda, and 

Pee Wee with tales of her childhood with their 

father. Her reminiscences lead up to a story 

about powerful trolls that changed Aunt Sally’s 

life forever. 

“[Julie] Hagerty’s skillfully timed delivery and 

authentic accents bring these droll troll stories to 

life.”—Booklist 



3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8195-2 • $30.00 


See pages 49, 56, 58, and 62 for more Polly 

Horvath titles 

Middle Grade CD & Library 

61


62 

THE TRUE MEANING OF 

SMEKDAY 


ODYSSEY AWARD 

When Gratuity has to write about “The True 

Meaning of Smekday” she’s not sure where to 

begin. When aliens called Boov abducted her 

mother or when they renamed Earth 

“Smekland”? Gratuity’s story involves her 

friendship with a renegade Boov and an outrageous 

plan to save the Earth. 

“Turpin is masterful in realizing her emotions, 

fears, longings, and disappointments.” 


★“This production rockets onto the top shelf 

of audiobooks featuring witty wordplay and a 

virtuoso performance.” 


“On audio we are denied the cartoons from the 

book, but who cares when we have the spirited 

and talented Bahni Turpin? Turpin is a vocal 

genius.”—AudioFile 



AubioFile Best Audiobook of the Year 


9 CDs • 978-0-3077-1112-0 • $65.00 


THE VACATION 

by Polly Horvath; read by Kirby Heyborne 

When his parents become missionaries, 12year-old 

Henry’s eccentric aunts take him on a 

cross-country car trip, allowing him to gain 

insight into his family and himself. 

“Kirby Heyborne is unflappable as young 

Henry.”—AudioFile 

“Kirby Heyborne’s pleasant, leisurely pace fits 

Horvath’s well-written story.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-307-28362-7 • $38.00 



Polly Horvath 

THE TRUTH ABOUT SPARROWS 

by Marian Hale; read by Emily Janice Card 

Sadie Wynn doesn’t want a new life. But 

times are hard in Missouri, and Daddy thinks 

they’ll be better off in Texas. Yet when trouble 

comes, it is the kindness of new neighbors that 

helps the family make it through. 

“Sadie’s young voice shines through narrator 

Emily Card…A touching, informative story 

filled with social history that tweens will savor.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6113-9 • $38.00 


See page 68 for DARK WATER RISING and page 

71 for THE GOODBYE SEASON 

TUCK EVERLASTING 

by Natalie Babbitt; read by Peter Thomas 

A beloved modern classic. The Tuck family is 

confronted with an agonizing situation when 

they discover that a ten-year-old girl and a 

malicious stranger now share their secret about 

a spring whose water prevent one from ever 

growing older. 

“With joyful exuberance, the unforgettable 

Tuck family and dear friend, Winnie Foster, 

come to life in this superb reading…Faithful to 

the shifting emotions of the story, Peter 

Thomas provides an impeccable rendering of 

this classic children’s fantasy.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8999-4 • $30.00 


See page 52 for JACK PLANK TELLS TALES 

URCHIN OF THE RIDING STARS 

The Mistmantle Chronicles: 

Book One 

by M. I. McAllister; read by Andrew Sachs 

An epic story of treachery and revenge set on 

the island of Mistmantle, a magical world of 

squirrels, otters, and moles. 

★“The stage is set for jolly-fantasy adventure, 

and listeners will be eager to go along…Sachs 

has an assured, entertaining style.” 


“Andrew Sachs’s extraordinarily pliable voice 

tells a story that resembles Shakepeare’s 

tragedies in its tangle of intrigue and heroism.”—AudioFile 



6 CDs • 978-0-307-20677-0 • $50.00 


THE VALLEY OF SECRETS 

by Charmian Hussey; read by Charles Keating 

When Stephen arrives at Lansbury Hall, he 

finds his great uncle, a diary of a journey up 

the Amazon, and a hidden valley filled with 

creatures from the Amazon rainforest. 

“Charles Keating’s rich, low voice—gravelly 

and whisper-tinged in all the right places— 

hooks readers.”—Publishers Weekly 


10 CDs • 978-0-307-20736-4 • $70.00 


THE WANDERER 

by Sharon Creech 

read by Dana Lubotsky and John Beach 

13-year-old Sophie sets sail for England. 

Through Sophie’s and Cody’s travel logs, we 

hear stories of the challenges of surviving at 

sea. 

★“Creech once again captures the ebb and 

flow of a vulnerable teen's emotional life.” 


“Narrators Dana Lubotsky and John Beach are 

just right as Sophie and Cody, making the 

audio edition easier to follow than the print 

edition. Their voices are young, fresh, and 

believable, perfectly capturing two 13-yearolds 

attempting to find clear sailing in a tempest-tossed 

adult world.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8213-3 • $38.00 



Sharon Creech 


WHEN IS A PLANET NOT 

A PLANET? The Story of Pluto 

by Elaine Scott; read by Pete Larkin 

Covers the subject of Pluto’s reassignment in 

2006 from planet to dwarf planet and does so 

with meticulous, detailed research. Elaine Scott 

discusses the history of solar system research 

and makes clear what astronomers have been 

debating for decades. 

“A great resource.”—School Library Journal 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-6335-5 • $20.00 


WHEN YOU REACH ME 

by Rebecca Stead 

read by Cynthia Holloway 

NEWBERY AWARD 

Sixth-grader Miranda and her buddy Sal (a 

boy) have grown up together. One day, a boy 

punches Sal for no reason. Afterwards, Sal 

stops being friends with Miranda, and she 

receives three notes, from someone who knows 

all about her, including things that have not 

even happened yet. 

“A strong reading by Cynthia Holloway makes 

listeners curious about this story’s nonlinear 

structure, rather than being put off.” 


★“This unusual, thought-provoking mystery 

will appeal to several types of readers.” 


“Good Listening, and if the whole family is listening 

on a car trip, they will all enjoy it!” 


Booklist Editor’s Choice 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8074-1 • $38.00 


See page 49 for FIRST LIGHT 

WHERE I’D LIKE TO BE 


read by Denise Wilbanks 

A beguiling, heartbreaking story of foster 

children living in a group home, whose ideas 

about what makes a home and a family are 

challenged when a new girl joins their group. 

“The quirky cast of foster care and orphan children 

comes alive in Wilbanks’ reading.” 


“Wilbanks’ natural storytelling ability and 

impeccable sense of timing enhance Dowell’s 

touching novel, peopled with colorful, engaging 




4 CDs • 978-0-307-58266-9 • $38.00 


See pages 59 and 68 for more titles by Frances 

O’Roark Dowell

WHERE THE MOUNTAIN 

MEETS THE MOON 

by Grace Lin; read by Janet Song 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Inspired by the Chinese folktales her father 

tells, Minli sets off on an extraordinary journey 

to find the Old Man of the Moon and ask him 

how to change her family’s fortune. 

“Song’s lilting delivery is well suited to the lyrical 

text. With a pleasing hushed vocal quality, 

Song evokes the engaging structure of interlinked 

stories and imbues the dialogue with 

subtle characterization.”—Booklist 

★“Janet Song’s beautiful reading of Grace Lin’s 

Newbery Honor book captures the emotion of 

the tale and wisely makes no distinction 

between the events Minli experiences and the 

stories she hears, making this richly imagined 

and compassionate story shine. “ 


4 CDs • 978-0-3077-1127-4 • $45.00 


WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS 

by Wilson Rawls; read by Anthony Heald 

Billy achieves his heart’s desire when he 

becomes the owner of two redbone hounds. 

When tragedy strikes, Billy grieves but learns 

the legend of the sacred red fern that grows 

over the graves of his dogs. 

“Heald is wonderful with this action and 

emotion-laden story. He aptly delivers a tone 

and sense appropriate to the text...An excellent 

selection for family listening.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1157-1 • $50.00 


THE WHITE GIRAFFE 

by Lauren St. John; read by Adjoa Andoh 

As soon as she arrives in the game preserve in 

South Africa, Martine hears whisperings of a 

mythical animal living there—a white giraffe. 

Then, one night, Martine looks out her 

window and sees the tall, silvery animal. Why 

is everyone keeping the giraffe’s existence 

a secret? 

★“Adjoa Andoh’s robust performance will keep 

listeners entranced throughout the recording.” 


“Adjoa Andoh is a spellbinding narrator...This 

exquisite tale full of exotic atmosphere is 

expertly told.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-5086-7 • $45.00 


See page 48 for DOLPHIN SONG 

WHITTINGTON 

by Alan Armstrong; read by Joel Rooks 

NEWBERY HONOR 

A tomcat arrives at a New England barn full of 

animals during the year’s first snowstorm and 

begins telling the story of his namesake, Dick 

Whittington. The animals absorb Dick’s tale of 

good fortune. 

“Joel Rooks’ narration brings all the characters 

to life…making listeners feel like they are in 

the barn sharing the secrets of the animals and 

the children.”—School Library Journal 

“A magical story is brought to life by a vocal 

magician.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3700-4 • $38.00 


WHO WAS FIRST? 

DISCOVERING THE AMERICAS 

by Russell Freedman; read by L. J. Ganser 

Leading children’s nonfiction author Russell 

Freedman offers a fascinating account of adventurers, 

explorers, and nomads who have been 

credited with “discovering America.” 

★“Students will discover fascinating information 

as well as a fine example of the research 

process in this thought-provoking work.” 


“Narrator L.J. Ganser reads the main text with 

a lively tone and good pacing.”—Audiofile 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6163-4 • $20.00 



Russell Freedman 

THE WONDER OF CHARLIE ANNE 

by Kimberly Newton Fusco 


Charlie Anne is devastated when her father 

goes north for work when the Depression hits. 

When she meets Phoebe, a girl who has also 

lost her mother, they become close friends. 

★“Two conflicts loom largest: dyslexic Charlie 

Anne’s battle with “jumbled letters” and her 

controversial friendship with an African- 

American girl...Good humor, kindness and 

courage triumph in this warm, richly nuanced 

novel.”—Kirkus, starred review 

“Lee’s voice brings a warm richness to the 

story.”—Booklist 

“Lee voices Charlie Anne’s narration in a convincing 

New England accent, presenting a likeable, 

credible character…this production is 

sure to engage listeners.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1105-2 • $34.00 


THE WITCH OF 

BLACKBIRD POND 

by Elizabeth George Speare 

read by Mary Beth Hurt 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

Kit Tyler befriends an old woman considered 

a witch by the community and suddenly finds 

herself standing trial for witchcraft. 

“Hurt masterfully reads...[Her] youthful voice 

and soft New England accent perfectly match 

Kit’s buoyant personality.”—Booklist 

“An excellent choice for listening whether as an 

enrichment to the social studies curriculum or 

purely for pleasure.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1610-1 • $50.00 


See page 60 for THE SIGN OF THE BEAVER 


THE WRIGHT 3 

by Blue Balliett; read by Ellen Reilly 

Spring semester at the Lab School in 

Chicago finds Petra and Calder drawn into 

another big mystery when inexplicable accidents 

and ghostly appearances occur at Frank 

Lloyd Wright’s Robie House. 

“Middle school listeners will enjoy the 

intrigue, suspense, and danger that the triumvirate 

experience.”—School Library Journal 

“[Ellen Reilly’s] narration is clear and builds 

the pace from the startling beginning through 

the mysterious happenings.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-307-28564-5 • $38.00 


See page 45 for more titles by Blue Balliett 

YOLONDA’S GENIUS 

by Carol Fenner; read by Novella Nelson 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Yolonda’s little brother, Andrew, is having 

trouble learning to read, preferring to blow on 

an old harmonica instead. Her mother is very 

worried, but Yolonda understands that music is 

the way Andrew communicates. 

“A beautifully drawn portrait of an African 

American family. Dynamic characters and 

fresh dialogue combine with a compelling 

story line to draw readers into Yolonda’s 

world.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6178-8 • $38.00 


THE YOUNG MAN AND THE SEA 

by Rodman Philbrick 


After his mother’s death, Skiff Beaman 

decides that it is up to him to earn money to 

take care of himself and his father. He undertakes 

a dangerous trip alone out on the ocean 

to try to catch a huge bluefin tuna. 

“Expertly narrated…this is a compelling 

coming-of-age tale of adversity, heartache, and 

triumph.”—School Library Journal 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6711-7 • $30.00 




ZIGZAG KIDS COLLECTION 

BOOKS 1 & 2 

by Patricia Reilly Giff 

read by Everett Plen and Bailee Madison 

NUMBER ONE KID: Mitchell doesn’t think 

he’s going to like the Afternoon Center, but 

then he finds out about all the activities. 

BIG WHOPPER: Before she knows it, 

Destiny’s told a major whopper. 

“New chapter-book readers will easily relate to 

the various troubles and anticipations of this 

diverse crew.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Listeners will particularly delight in the 

spunky narration…A solid purchase.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3077-3867-7 • $20.00 


See page 2, 3, and 28 for more titles by Patricia 

Reilly Giff 


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Young Adult CD Library 

64 

Award-Winning Titles 

Perfect For Young Adult Listeners 

The Michael L. Printz Award is bestowed each year on a book that 

exemplifies literary excellence in young adult literature. It is named in honor 

of a Topeka, Kansas, school librarian. The award was first given in 2000. 

MICHAEL L. PRINTZ AWARD WINNERS 

2011 Please Ignore Vera Deitz (see page 14) 

Nothing (see page 5) 

2010 Going Bovine (see page 71) 

2005 How I Live Now (see page 72) 

2004 The First Part Last (see page 70) 

2002 A Step from Heaven (see page 78) 

2001 Kit’s Wilderness (see page 16) 

2000 Monster (see page 74) 

2011 Girl in Translation (CD 978-0-3077-3618-5) 

MICHAEL L. PRINTZ HONOR BOOKS 

2010 Charles and Emma (see page 67) 

2009 The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, 

Volume II: The Kingdom On the Waves 

(see page 16) 

2008 Your Own, Sylvia (see page 80) 

2007 The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to 

the Nation Volume I: The Pox Party (see page 16) 

The Book Thief (see page 72) 

2006 I Am the Messenger (see page 72) 

2005 Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy (see page 54) 

2004 Fat Kid Rules the World (see page 70) 

A Northern Light (see page 75) 

2003 My Heartbeat (see page 74) 

Hole in My Life (see page 27) 

2002 True Believer (see page 107) 

2000 Hard Love (see page 71) 

Speak (see page 17) 

The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake 

(CD 978-0-3077-3715-1) 

The Vanishing of Katharina Linden 

(CD 978-0-3077-3741-0) 

2010 The Bride’s Farewell (CD 978-1-4159-6506-1) 

The Magicians (CD 978-1-4159-6245-) 

Everything Matters! (CD 978-1-4159-6470-5) 

2008 A Long Way Gone (CD 978-1-4159-3803-4) 

2007 Black Swan Green (CD 978-1-4159-2850-9) 

The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game 

(CD 978-1-4159-3304-6) 

ALEX AWARDS 

Each year the Alex Awards honor ten outstanding adult fiction and nonfiction books that appeal to teen 

readers. The award recognizes the work of Margaret Alexander Edwards, a pioneer in young adult services. 

2006 Never Let Me Go (CD 978-1-4159-1629-2) 

2005 Shadow Divers (CD 978-1-4159-0283-7) 

2003 My Losing Season (CD 978-0-7366-8834-5) 

2002 Peace Like a River (CD 978-0-7366-8529-0) 

Year of Wonders: A Novel of the Plague 

(CD 978-0-7366-7557-4) 

2001 Flags of our Fathers (CD 978-1-4159-2834-9) 

In the Heart of the Sea (CD 978-0-7366-5972-1) 

1999 The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary 

Antarctic Expedition (CD 978-0-7366-6294-9) 

1998 Into Thin Air (CD 978-0-7366-5136-3) 

See pages 81-83 for more Popular Adult 

Audiobooks for Teen Listeners.

Engage inquisitive and creative teen minds with these stellar 

audiobook productions of popular young adult novels. 

47 

by Walter Mosley; read by Ossie Davis 

Set on a plantation, 47 (a slave boy) is growing 

up under the eye of a brutal slave master. 

“Ossie Davis narrates with authority… 

imparting dignity and vivacity to each of the 

characters.”—School Library Journal 

“Actor Davis is an ingenious match for this 

thought-provoking novel.”—KLIATT 

5 CDs • 978-0-3072-0662-6 • $45.00 


See page 83 for FORTUNATE SON 

ACCELERATION 

by Graham McNamee; read by Scott Brick 

EDGAR® AWARD—BEST YOUNG ADULT MYSTERY 

Seventeen-year-old Duncan finds the diary 

of a serial killer and sets out to stop him. 

“Narrator Scott Brick’s rich, full-bodied voice 

portrays Duncan’s condescending tone, builds 

tension…and conveys the claustrophobia 

inherent in a subterranean world.”—VOYA 

“Brick reads…with ease, truly becoming 

Duncan.”—School Library Journal 

“The creepy, morgue-like setting and the 

friendship among the teenaged boys are welldrawn, 

with a fair amount of humor to balance 

the chills.”—Kirkus Reviews 


5 CDs • 978-0-3072-0733-3 • $45.00 


ACCIDENTS OF NATURE 

by Harriet McBryde Johnson 

read by Jenna Lamia 

A teen with cerebral palsy finds a new way of 

thinking about her identity. 

“A major benefit to the audio rendition…is 

experiencing the discrepancy between the 

palsied speech of disabled protagonist Jean and 

her eloquent inner thoughts.” 


“Lamia does a credible job of duplicating the 

halting, stumbling speech of CP.” 




5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3562-8 • $45.00 


ALL UNQUIET THINGS 

by Anna Jarzab; read by Mike Chamberlain, 

and Allyson Ryan 

Neily and Audrey are suspicious of their 

friend Carly’s death. They team up to dig into 

their shared past with Carly and her involvement 

with their prep school’s dark goings-on. 

“The novel is read with smooth efficiency by 

Chamberlain and Ryan…This engaging production 

will hook readers to the nail-biting 

conclusion.”—Booklist 

“The dual narrators offer a well-rounded picture…listeners 

will be fully immersed in the 

mystery as it unfolds.”—School Library Journal 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-0633-1 • $60.00 


AMARYLLIS 

by Craig Crist-Evans; read by Daniel Passer 

Two brothers communicate through letters 

while one is in Vietnam and the other fights 

personal battles at home. 

★“This is a powerful tale of family, forgiveness, 

and acceptance of what life throws in our paths 

but ultimately...this is the finest depiction of 

war we’ve yet seen for young readers.” 


“The narrative is plain and powerful, whether 

it’s about the close bond between the brothers, 

the horror of the jungle warfare, or the 

memory of the perfect wave.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9501-8 • $38.00 


ANDROMEDA KLEIN 

by Frank Portman; read by Deirdre Lovejoy 

Andromeda Klein has an unexciting life until 

her Tarot readings predict events with bizarre 

accuracy. As Andromeda tries to figure it out, 

she finds herself in a whole world of creepy. 

★“With impish prose and ridiculously 

researched detail, Portman fully fleshes a oneof-a-kind 

character.”—Booklist, starred review 

★“Lovejoy’s excellent narration makes this an 

entertaining listen. Lovejoy presents Andromeda 

with just the right mix of sarcasm and 

self.”—School Library Journal, starred review 

12 CDs • 978-0-7393-6294-5 • $70.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: 7.5 • 14 hrs. 25 mins. 

See page 72 for KING DORK 

ANNIE ON MY MIND 

by Nancy Garden; read by Rebecca Lowman 

Liza and Annie meet and experience an 

instant kinship. This friendship blossoms into 

love. Despite pressures from family and school, 

both Liza and Annie promise to be true to each 

other and their feelings. 

“With quietly distinct voices and subtle pacing 

that matches perfectly the unfolding of the 

young romance, this audiobook will stand the 

test of time. Listeners will be swept up by and 

find themselves fully immersed in the story.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6745-2 • $55.00 


ANTSY DOES TIME 

by Neal Shusterman 


Antsy Bonano hatches another crazy scheme: 

fueled by friendship and sympathy, Antsy signs 

a month of his life over to his “dying” classmate. 

When a family member suffers a heart 

attack after donating two years of his life, Antsy 

wonders if he has tempted fate by playing God. 

★“Featuring a terrific supporting cast.” 


“[Schusterman’s] slight Brooklyn accent and 

excellent timing give a strong picture of Antsy.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-7241-8 • $50.00 


See page 76 for THE SCHWA WAS HERE 

ANNE FRANK: THE DIARY 

OF A YOUNG GIRL 

The Definitive Edition 

by Anne Frank; read by Selma Blair 

GRAMMY® NOMINATION 

This is Anne Frank complete diary is exactly 

as Anne Frank wrote it. Contains entries that 

were cut from previous editions by her father. 

“Blair narrates with a bright blend of optimism, 

exasperation, sarcasm, and gathering dread—lit 

up by occasional flashes of self-awareness, from 

comic to painful—that truly reflects Anne’s 

mercurial personality…An excellent addition 

to audio collections.”—Booklist 

“Blair uses an appropriate tone and age and 

listeners will feel as though Anne truly is speaking 

to them. The text comes alive with Blair’s 

reading.”—Sound Commentary 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6816-9 • $40.00 


ANNE FRANK’S TALES 

FROM THE SECRET ANNEX 

by Anne Frank; read by Kathe Mazur 

This touching, funny, and heartbreaking 

audiobook completes the portrait of this 

remarkable and talented young author. 

★“Kathe Mazur enchants listeners with her 

skillful narration…Mazur’s voice portrays a 

young girl on the verge of womanhood…This 

would make a wonderful companion piece for 

students reading the diary for the first time as 

well as a listening treat for devotees of the 

better known work.” 


“Kathe Mazur’s engaging delivery captures 

Anne’s charm and energy.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-3783-0 • $30.00 


THE ASTONISHING ADVENTURES 

OF FANBOY AND GOTH GIRL 

by Barry Lyga; read by Scott Brick 

Fanboy is having a terrible year, until he 

finds a kindred soul in Kyra, a.k.a. Goth Girl. 

★“Scott Brick’s narration makes the tension 

palpable.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Brick provides fitting voices for both the teen 

and adult characters…Here’s a prose novel that 

includes lots of descriptive detail about graphic 

novels, an essentially visual medium, rendered 

into an aural performance with huge 

success.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-4861-1 • $60.00 



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BANG! 

by Sharon G. Flake 


Mann is recovering from the death of his 

brother, who was killed by gun violence. Now 

his father has a plan that will teach Mann to 

survive on the tough streets, but the plan could 

have tragic consequences. 

“[Hoffman’s] convincing manner of speaking 

authentically reflects Mann and other innercity 


“Narrator Dominic Hoffman beautifully illustrates 

the grief and hopelessness of the family, 

as well as the moments of joy that temporarily 

bring everyone out of their pain.”—AudioFile 

BONUS FEATURE—Interview and poem read by the Author 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3124-8 • $45.00 


See page 45 for more titles by Sharon Flake 

BEFORE I DIE 

by Jenny Downham; read by Charlotte Parry 

Tessa has just months to live, so she compiles 

a To Do Before I Die list. Tessa tastes new experiences 

that make her feel alive while her failing 

body struggles to keep up. 

★“British narrator Parry infuses Tessa with 

humor, candor, and a freshness...Both the print 

and audio version are outstanding.” 


“Lucid language makes a painful journey 

bearable, beautiful and transcendent.” 




6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6290-7 • $50.00 


BEFORE I FALL 

by Lauren Oliver; read by Sarah Drew 

High school senior Sam lives a charmed life 

until she dies in a car crash. But Sam doesn’t 

really die. Instead, she relives the day of her 

death, until she discovers that the way to save 

herself might be to save someone else. 

★“Sarah Drew narrates Lauren Oliver’s powerful 

debut novel, bringing Sam’s voice to 

life with brilliant execution. The story will 

instantly capture listeners, and the outstanding 

narration makes it potentially one of the best 

audiobooks of the year. A must-have for public 

libraries and high school collections.” 


★”Drew nails Sam’s voice, allowing the teen’s 

insecurity to peek through the polished surface.”—Booklist, 


10 CDs • 978-0-3077-4685-6 • $50.00 


See page 13 for DELIRIUM 

BEST FOOT FORWARD 

by Joan Bauer; read by Kathe Mazur 

The companion novel to the acclaimed Rules 

of the Road finds Jenna navigating through the 

challenges of her junior year. 

“Kathe Mazur is just the right voice for Jenna, 

allowing her independence and vulnerability to 

shine through.”—School Library Journal 



4 CDs • 978-0-307-24629-5 • $38.00 



Joan Bauer 

THE BEST OF EDGAR ALLAN POE 

by Edgar Allan Poe; read by Edward Blake 

A collection of 13 stories from one of the 

most influential American writers. 

Includes: The Tell-Tale Heart, The Cask of 

Amontillado,The Masque of the Red Death, The 

Raven, Annabel Lee, Facts in the Case of M. 

Valdemar, Ulalume, The Black Cat, The Bells, 

The Pit and the Pendulum, The Fall of the House 

of Usher, The Purloined Letter, & The Gold Bug. 

“These stories unfold naturally while riveting 

the attention of the listener…”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3784-4 • $45.00 


BIRD 

by Angela Johnson; read by Chantale 

Hosein, Karnahl Palmer, and Matthew Pavich 

Devastated by the loss of a second father, 

Bird follows her stepfather and helps two boys 

cope with their own difficulties. 

“[In BIRD] the lives of three emotionally 

damaged children intersect…the performances 

of the talented young actors pull it all together 

into a moving story.”—AudioFile 


2 CDs • 978-1-4000-9926-9 • $24.00 


See page 70 for THE FIRST PART LAST 

BLACK BOX 

by Julie Schumacher; read by Lynde Houck 

Elena will do anything to help her sister and 

get their lives back to normal—even when the 

responsibility becomes too much to bear. 

★“[A] standout novel.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Houck’s narrative complements Schumacher’s 

spare writing with nuanced emotions.”— 

AudioFile 

★“Houck narrates, perfectly capturing Elena’s 

voice…the blend of a good story and a strong 

narrative voice makes this an exceptional listen.”—School 


BONUS FEATURE: Author Note Read by the Author 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8595-1 • $38.00 


THE BLACK TATTOO 

by Sam Enthoven; read by John Lee 

When Charlie wakes up with a mysterious 

tattoo on his back and the ability to fight like a 

kung-fu master, he thinks he has acquired 

superpowers. He soon learns that his powers 

come from a demon who is using Charlie in his 

evil master plan. 

“Sterling narration by John Lee yanks teen 

listeners immediately into this powerful 



11 CDs • 978-0-7393-3781-3 • $75.00 


BOG CHILD 

by Siobhan Dowd; read by Sile Bermingham 

Fergus finds the body of a child who looks 

like she’s been murdered. Fergus tries to make 

sense of the mad world around him—his 

brother in prison, his parents arguing, and he’s 

been blackmailed. Then a little voice comes to 

him in his dreams and the mystery of the bog 

child unfurls. 

★“A strong story that is rich in language, 

setting, and theme.”—Booklist, starred review 

★“With nuance and conviction, Sile 

Bermingham successfully interweaves the stories 

of past and present, with their haunting 

themes of devotion, love, and sacrifice…a 

must-purchase.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8540-1 • $45.00 

Grade:RL: 3.6 •IL: 6-12 • LL: 530 • 8 hrs. 43 mins. 

See Page 77 for SOLACE OF THE ROAD 

THE BOOK THIEF 

by Markus Zusak; read by Allan Corduner 


A powerful tale set in Germany during 

WWII. Liesel shares her stolen books with 

neighbors during bombing raids and with the 

Jewish man hidden in her basement. 

★“Corduner uses considerable zeal and a talent 

for accents to navigate Zusak’s compelling, 

challenging novel.” 


★“Thanks to narrator Allan Corduner’s 

moving interpretation, the horrors and impact 

of Hitler are readily discerned through the eyes 

of resolute Liesel.”—Booklist, starred review 



11 CDs • 978-0-7393-3800-1 • $75.00 


See page 72 for I AM THE MESSENGER 

THE BOXER AND THE SPY 

by Robert B. Parker; read by Scott Brick 

When a student’s body washes up on the 

shore of a quiet beach town—an apparent suicide—something 

just doesn’t add up. 

“Brick’s smooth tones perfectly match the 

punchy dialogue of this mystery and comingof-age 

story…ideal for reluctant listeners 

and…novice mystery fans.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7304-0 • $38.00 


See page 68 for CHASING THE BEAR

THE BOYFRIEND LIST 

by E. Lockhart; read by Mandy Siegfried 

Ruby Oliver is fifteen and loves to make lists 

about the difficulties of teen life. 

“Via Mandy Siegfried’s sharp delivery and 

expert teen inflection, one can almost envision 

the...I can’t-believe-this-humiliating-thing-ishappening-to-me 

attitude.”—Publishers Weekly 

“Using tones that are funny and at times 

poignant, Siegfried avoids making Ruby sound 

like a shallow teenager…will entice teen 

listeners.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-307-20686-2 • $45.00 


THE BOY BOOK 


Ruby Oliver’s junior year starts out hard, but 

by winter break, a new job, and many difficult 

decisions help Ruby to see that there is indeed 

life outside the Tate Universe. 

★“Ruby’s overanalytical, fast-paced and 

authentic narration will win over new devotees, 

while her loyal fans will no doubt hope for 

more.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

“Kirsten Potter’s narration is stellar and her 

vocal abilities are a perfect match for Ruby’s 

spunky personality. This fun audio experience 

is a must-have for collections where Lockhart is 

popular.”—School Library Journal 

“Kirsten Potter’s reading perfectly captures the 

humor and humanness of Ruby’s character as 

she struggles with ordinary teen girl problems.”—Sound 

Commentary 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8107-6 • $30.00 


THE TREASURE MAP OF BOYS 


Ruby Oliver is back at Tate Prep in a state 

she calls “Noboyfriend.” Her panic attacks are 

bad, her love life is even worse. 

“This third installment neatly incorporates 

backstory so new readers will quickly feel up to 

speed.”—Booklist 

“Kristen Potter’s pacing and emotionally 

charged tones let listeners truly connect with 

Ruby. Highly recommended for school and 

public libraries.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-8111-3 • $45.00 


See pages 70 for more titles by E. Lockhart 

BREAKING POINT 

by Alex Flinn; read by Jason Harris 

Fifteen-year-old Paul enters a private school 

and falls under the spell of a charismatic boy 

who may be using him. 

“Jason Harris gives Paul a heartbreaking 

reality that will make you want to help 

him…Don’t miss this audiobook.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-3075-8258-4 • $45.00 


BREATHING UNDERWATER 

by Alex Flinn; read by Jon Cryer 

Sent to counseling for hitting his girlfriend, 

16-year-old Nick examines his controlling 

behavior, and describes living with his abusive 

father. 

“Cryer added depth and power through this 

superb audio production.”—AudioFile 

“Cryer’s cool voice sends shivers down the spine 

as he ruthlessly rationalizes the characters’ 

controlling attitudes and violent tempers.” 





4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8068-0 • $38.00 


A BRIEF HISTORY OF 

MONTMARAY 

by Michelle Cooper; read by Emma Bering 

Princess Sophie lives in a crumbling castle 

on the tiny island kingdom of Montmaray. It’s 

1936 and news from the mainland reveals 

a world on the brink of war. The politics 

of Europe seem far away—until two German 

officers land a boat on Montmaray. 

“Emma Bering offers a sweet narration of 

Sophie’s journal entries about highly ‘un-aristocratic’ 

drudgery, romantic daydreams, dark 

suspicions…a thrilling adventure.”—AudioFile 

“Bering’s spirited pacing reflects 16-year-old 

Sophie FitzOsborne...Listeners will cheer the 

FitzOsbornes’ efforts.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-0780-2 • $55.00 


See page 14 for THE FITZOSBORNES IN EXILE 

BRUTAL 

by Michael Harmon; read by Kim Mai Guest 

With her martyr-doctor mother gone to save 

lives in South America, 16-year-old Mohawkhaired 

Poe Holly finds herself on the very 

manicured suburban doorstep of an infuriatingly 

calm school counselor—the father who 

faded out of her life when she was young. 

“Narrator Kim Mai Guest captures the highly 

charged emotional reaction Poe has when her 

new neighbor, the odd but sweet Velveeta, 

becomes the target of brutal attacks by football 

jocks...”—AudioFile 

“Guest does a superb job with each character 

giving them distinct vocal personalities. A 

crisply narrated audio with important messages 

about bullying, cliques, and prejudice based on 

appearance.”—Sound Commentary 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7987-5 • $45.00 


CARPE DIEM 

by Autumn Cornwell; read by Lynde Houck 

Vassar Spore’s life has been carefully scripted 

by her efficiency-expert father and life-coach 

mother. Everything changes the summer she 

travels with her grandmother. Not only does 

she let go of her reliance on routine but she 

learns about the secrets of her family’s past. 

“Houck maintains a snappy pace that helps 

move the story along well.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6397-3 • $50.00 


A CERTAIN SLANT OF LIGHT 

by Laura Whitcomb; read by Lauren Molina 

After benignly haunting a series of people for 

130 years, Helen meets a teenage boy who can 

see her and together they unlock the mysteries 

of their pasts. 

“Molina’s voice skillfully rides the emotional 

roller coaster of this gothic-style romance.” 


“Lauren Molina’s performance of this ghost 

story is appropriately breathy…giving listeners 

much to ponder and discuss.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3575-8 • $55.00 


THE CHAOS CODE 

by Justin Richards; read by John Lee 

Matt is stuck spending another vacation with 

his brilliant, yet scatterbrained archaeologist 

father. When Matt arrives he finds the place 

turned upside down and his father missing. 

Soon Matt discovers that his father had been 

searching for an ancient code that is being 

readied for new and sinister uses. 

“[Lee’s] narration matches the excitement of 

the chase and the suspenseful ending.” 


8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6171-9 • $50.00 


See page 48 for THE DEATH COLLECTOR 

CHARLES AND EMMA 

The Darwins’ Leap of Faith 

by Deborah Heiligman 


NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FINALIST 

PRINTZ HONOR 

150 years later, the theory of evolution still 

causes tension between scientific and religious 

communities. But did you know this same 

debate raged within Darwin himself? 

★“An excellent portrait.” 


★“…a unique, flowing, and meticulously 

researched picture.” 


“Rosalyn Landor narrates the account with a 

straightforward delivery.”—AudioFile 

“Landor’s warm, sensitive...reading...will make 

it accessible to many...especially younger listeners.”—Sound 

Commentary Best Audiobook 


Sound Commentary Best Audiobooks 

YALSA Excellence in Non-Fiction 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8049-9 • $50.00 • NONFICTION 



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DAIRY QUEEN TRILOGY 

by Catherine Gilbert Murdock 

read by Natalie Moore 

“Highly, highly recommended for young 

adults and adults.”—Bookpage 

DAIRY QUEEN 

After spending her summer running the 

family farm and training the quarterback for 

her school’s rival football team, 16-year-old 

D.J. decides to go out for the sport herself. 

“Natalie perfectly narrates…The characters 

come alive with her subtly intimate narration, 

voice changes, and use of accents.” 




5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3612-0 • $45.00 


THE OFF SEASON 

D.J. is reconnecting with her best friend, 

dating Brian Nelson, and starting for the High 

School football team. But when something 

tragic happens, life is thrown way off course. 

“Moore’s spot-on midwestern accent plunks 

listeners into the Wisconsin setting.”—Booklist 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5106-2 • $45.00 


FRONT AND CENTER 

Everyone has big plans for D.J.—her coach, 

college scouts, and the town’s hoops fans. A certain 

Red Bend High School junior keen on 

romance. Not to mention Brian Nelson, who 

she is done with, but who keeps showing up 

anyway. 

“The trilogy comes to a satisfying close...her 

self-deprecating and humorous voice is still as 

fresh the third time around.”—Booklist 

“Natalie Moore skillfully depicts teenage athlete 

D.J. Schwenk…Moore uses the perfect 

Wisconsin twang and teenage enthusiasm for 

her performance of D.J…great fun.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3075-8324-6 • $45.00 


CHASING THE BEAR 

A Young Spenser Novel 

by Robert B. Parker; read by Daniel Parker 

Parker’s inimitable private investigator, 

Spenser, has been solving cases for years. Now, 

see Spenser’s formative years, spent with his 

father and two uncles out West. 

“Carefully tempered emotion, full-throttle suspense 

and subtle humor.”—Publishers Weekly 

“The narrator is Parker’s son Daniel, who nicely 

pulls it off. His voice sounds as Spenser’s 

might have in his middle teens, and his pacing 

is professional. ...well done.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8249-2 • $38.00 

Grade: RL: 3.4 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 500 •2 hrs. 37 mins. 

See page 66 for THE BOXER AND THE SPY 

CHICKEN BOY 


read by Stephen Hoye 

With the help of a new friend, Tobin just 

might survive seventh grade. 

“Stephen Hoye does a fine job of drawing out 

the nuances of the characters.” 


“Hoye’s laconic storytelling style and North 

Carolina drawl suit the rural setting and the 

rustic sensibilities of this tale.” 

—Capitol Choices 

“Hoye reads this poignant, realistic novel with 

a relaxed southern drawl. Hoye deftly conveys 

the boy’s loneliness and growing appreciation 

of his feathered charges.”—Booklist 


4 CDs • 978-0-307-24620-2 • $38.00 


See page 59 and 62 for more titles by 

Frances O’Roark Dowell 

THE CHOCOLATE WAR 

by Robert Cormier; read by Frank Muller 

MARGARET A. EDWARDS AWARD 

A high school student faces a showdown with 

the school’s secret society when he refuses to be 

bullied. 

“Muller narrates the story with an intensity 

that makes all the events feel like a matter of 

life and death.”—AudioFile 

★“Thirty years ago, Cormier wrote a powerful 

tale of conformity, mob rule, and moral 

weakness that has become a classic…This novel 

[is] unique in its uncompromising portrait of 

human cruelty and conformity.” 


5 CDs • 978-1-4000-8996-3 • $45.00 


THE CLOUD CHAMBER 

by Joyce Maynard; read by Joel Johnstone 

A family tragedy has caused Nate to feel like 

an outcast in his small town, and his only hope 

for redemption lies in winning the science fair. 

“Joel Johnstone’s narration makes listeners hear 

and feel the pain, anguish, fear, and hope.” 


“Joel Johnstone’s narration is spot-on as he puts 

fear, confusion, and longing of a boy forced to 

grow up much too fast into every sentence.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3072-4618-9 • $45.00 


CUPID 

by Julius Lester 

read by Stephen McKinley Henderson 

When the god of love falls in love himself, 

things get interesting. And when he crosses his 

mama, Venus, in the process…well, things 

could get messy. 

“[Henderson] tackles the sophisticated, poetic 

prose with finesse, transforming the words 

into something lyrical and special.”—Booklist 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4850-5 • $45.00 


CUT 

by Patricia McCormick; read by Clea Lewis 

An insightful look at cutting—a form of selfabuse 

an estimated 2 million teenage girls 

inflict on themselves. 

“[Clea] Lewis meets the challenge of tearful 

scenes. [She] never sounds phony, though, and 

conveys the hope in McCormick’s ending, 

which suggests Callie’s eventual recovery.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6446-8 • $38.00 


CYBELE’S SECRET 

by Juliet Marillier; read by Justine Eyre 

Paula accompanies her father to purchase a 

rare artifact. Upon their arrival, a friend is 

murdered. Paula realizes the murder may be 

tied to Cybele’s Gift, and she must solve the 

puzzle before deadly enemies catch up to her. 

“Eyre...easily transports the listener from 

Istanbul, through portals, to the Other 

Kingdom, where magic abounds.”—AudioFile 

11 CDs • 978-0-7393-7936-3 • $70.00 


See page 80 for WILDWOOD DANCING 

DARK WATER RISING 

by Marian Hale; read by Stephen Hoye 

Seth’s family has just moved to Galveston. 

Just as things begin to look up a storm warning 

is raised, but no one could have imagined 

anything like this. 

“Hoye situates listeners into the characters and 

the historic setting. Through excellent pacing, 

he builds suspense as the storm worsens.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6169-6 • $45.00 


See pages 62 and 71 and for more titles by 

Marian Hale 

A DAY NO PIGS WOULD DIE 

by Robert Newton Peck 


In this classic autobiographical novel set in 

the 1920s in rural Vermont, 13-year-old 

Robert Peck comes of age when his father dies 

and leaves him to manage the farm. 

“It stands the test of time well. With humor 

and honesty, he tells the emotionally intense 

story of becoming a man, ‘doing what’s got to 

be done’.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-3799-1 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: 5.3 • IL: 6-12 • LL: 690 • 4 hrs.

DOING IT! 

by Melvin Burgess; read by Jason Flemyng 


Three teenage friends confront the fears, 

confusions, and joys of teen male sexuality. A 

daringly honest and often hilarious account of 

contemporary teen life. 

“Jason Flemyng gives a stellar performance, 

considering the challenges presented by this 

novel’s characters and bawdy language and 

action.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-1-4000-8612-2 • $60.00 


EAST 

by Edith Pattou; various readers 

A bold retelling of the classic tale, “East of 

the Sun and West of the Moon.” A young 

woman journeys to a distant castle on the back 

of a white bear, only to find that her journey 

has just begun. 

“This full-cast production...bring[s] all of the 

characters to life in splendid fashion.” 


“Each narration effectively changes the mood 

as the story evolves. Stand-out performances 

include Lee Adams, who gives the Troll Queen’s 

gravelly voice an edge of threat and desperation, 

and Robertson Dean.”—AudioFile 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-0574-7 • $65.00 


ELSEWHERE 

by Gabrielle Zevin 

read by Cassandra Morris 

Elsewhere is where 15-year-old Liz Hall ends 

up after she has died, where she must adjust to 

her new status and figure out how to “live.” 

“[T]he narration by Morris draws listeners into 

this new world.”—School Library Journal 

“Morris lives up to her fine reputation with this 

intriguing story. Her Lizzie comes across as 

complex and believable…”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8370-2 • $50.00 


See page 73 for MEMOIRS OF A TEENAGE 

AMNESIAC 

ENDYMION SPRING 

by Matthew Skelton; read by Richard Easton 

In an Oxford library, a boy touches a strange 

book and feels something pierce his finger. 

Then words begin to appear in the book— 

words only the boy can see. 

“Easton deftly prompts the listener to consider 

the author’s themes of the priceless value of 

knowledge and delight in the written word.” 


“Certain to reach an audience looking for 

a page-turner, and it just might motivate listeners 

to explore the true facts behind the 

fiction.”—School Library Journal 


8 CDs • 978-0-7393-3775-2 • $60.00 


See page 60 for THE STORY OF CIRRUS FLUX 

ETERNAL 



At last, Miranda is the life of the party: all 

she had to do was die and be elevated by the 

reigning King of the Mantle of Dracul. 

Meanwhile, her adoring guardian angel, 

Zachary, demoted to human guise, has his 

work cut out for him. 

“The suspenseful and entertaining story plays 

out in a parallel Chicago mingling the mortal 

and immortal…This thirsty readers awaits the 

refill.”—The Horn Book 

“Miranda’s toying with potential victims keep 

listeners on the edge of their seats.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8562-3 • $45.00 

Grade: RL: 4.8 • IL: Grades 8-12 • LL: 690 • 7 hrs. 19 mins. 

TANTALIZE 



Quincie and her uncle are about to unveil 

their vampire-themed restaurant when a brutal 

murder leaves them scrambling for a chef. As 

human and supernatural forces clash, a deadly 

love triangle forms. 

“By varying timbre, pitch, and tone, Guest distinguishes 

the characters in various states of 

passion, confusion, and authority.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6400-0 • $38.00 


See page 13 for BLESSED 

EVERY LITTLE THING 

IN THE WORLD 

by Nina de Gramont; read by Abby Craden 

When sixteen-year-old Sydney Biggs’s pregnancy 

test is positive, she tells only her best 

friend Natalia. Then the girls get in trouble and 

are shipped off to camp, but time is ticking 

since Sydney isn’t sure what to do about the 

baby. 

“De Gramont’s compelling coming-of-age 

story, often poetic, compassionately probes the 

dilemma of and complex choices surrounding 

Sydney’s pregnancy.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Nina de Gramont’s novel offers an authentic, 

sensitive snapshot of late adolescence and raises 

thought-provoking questions regarding 

pregnancy, sex, abuse, drugs, and other teen 

issues. Abby Craden’s narration provides a realistic 

portrayal of Sydney.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3077-1020-8 • $55.00 


EVERYTHING IS FINE 

by Ann Dee Ellis 


Stuck at home caring for her depressed 

mother and virtually abandoned by her father, 

Mazzy gets by day to day insisting “everything 

is fine.” 

“Ellis impressively captures the voice of a sardonic, 

damaged, but surviving, adolescent 

girl.”—School Library Journal 

“MacDuffie’s lyrical delivery allows listeners to 

hear the book’s free verse format.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7907-3 • $38.00 


EVOLUTION, ME & 

OTHER FREAKS OF NATURE 

by Robin Brande; read by Kaili Vernoff 

All Mena’s friends hate her, because she did 

the right thing. When Ms. Shepherd begins 

teaching the science unit on evolution, school 

becomes more dramatic than Mena could have 

ever imagined. 

“Vernoff captures earnest, wholesome Mena; 

nerdy, quirky Casey; and the eccentric, passionate 

science teacher. The concluding author 

interview is especially insightful.”—Booklist 


BONUS FEATURE—Conversation with Author and 

Dr. Kenneth Miller 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5134-5 • $45.00 


See page 70 for FAT CAT 

THE EXTRAORDINARY 

ADVENTURES OF ALFRED KROPP 

by Rick Yancey; read by Paul Michael 

Alfred is the last person you’d think could 

save the world. But when this underachiever 

gets roped into a suspicious get-richquick 

scheme, his life takes a turn for the 

extraordinary. 

“Paul Michael’s narration brings this fantasy/ 

action thriller to life.”—School Library Journal 

“Michael appealingly portrays Kropp as an upto-date 

protagonist.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8456-3 • $50.00 


FALLEN 


Daniel captivated Luce on her first day at 

Sword & Cross boarding school. Even if Daniel 

wants nothing to do with Luce she has to find 

out what he’s so desperate to keep secret. 

“Justine Eyre fully expresses the haunting quality 

of this story.”—AudioFile 

“Eyre’s controlled, well-modulated voice 

matches Luce’s uncertainty...The story holds 

instant appeal for Twilight fans.”—Booklist 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-0645-4 • $60.00 


TORMENT: A FALLEN NOVEL 


Luce finally discovers how to manipulate the 

Shadows to see into her other lives. She unlocks 

her past, and finds out that Daniel is keeping a 

dangerous secret. 

“Equal parts romance and thriller, this sequel 

can be both schmaltzy and frequently suspenseful.”—Publishers 

Weekly 

“Those already hooked on the epic romance 

won’t want to miss it.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-3077-0649-2 • $40.00 


See page 14 for PASSION 


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70 

FAT CAT 

by Robin Brande; read by Kirsten Potter 

Cat’s smart, sassy and funny—but thin she’s 

not until she ends up doing an experiment for 

a class science project. 

★“Kirsten Potter’s top-notch narration of 

Robin Brande’s novel has a distinctive flair, and 

she gives each character a unique voice. A great 

selection for both public and school libraries.” 


BONUS FEATURE: Exclusive interview between the author 

and food expert Colleen Patrick-Goudreau 

7 CDs • 978-0-3075-7992-8 • $55.00 

Grade: RL: NA • IL: 7-12 • LL: 4.5 • 8 hrs. 22 mins. 

See page 69 for more titles by Robin Brande 

FAT KID RULES THE WORLD 

by K. L. Going; read by Matthew Lillard 


Troy Billings is overweight and suicidal. 

When he meets Curt McRae, a guitar legend 

who went to his school, his life is changed. 

“Actor Matthew Lillard...reads Going’s novel 

with expression, enthusiasm, and emotion...” 


“A fine choice for teens and adults.” 




5 CDs • 978-1-4000-9116-4 • $45.00 



K. L. Going 

FIRST BOY 

by Gary D. Schmidt; read by Jesse Berns 

14-year-old Cooper Jewett, who has run a 

dairy farm since his grandfather’s death, stands 

up for himself and makes it clear whose first 

boy he really is. 

“Jesse Berns’s folksy presentation is just right 

for this regional story.”—Booklist 

“[FIRST BOY] will find a delighted audience 

of young listeners who like adventure as well as 

happy endings brought about by hard work 

and good intentions.”—School Library Journal 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8343-6 • $38.00 


See page 50 for LIZZIE BRIGHT AND THE 

BUCKMINSTER BOY and page 11 for OKAY FOR 

NOW 

THE FIRST PART LAST 

by Angela Johnson 

read by Khalipa Oldjohn with Kole Kristy 



This is a gripping portrayal of a young urban 

man’s struggle to deal with teenage fatherhood. 

“An audio production so beautifully focused 

on one young man’s struggle to do the right 

thing and become the person life requires him 

to be.”—The Horn Book 




2 CDs • 978-1-4000-9115-7 • $24.00 


See page 66 for BIRD 

FOR THE WIN 

by Cory Doctorow 

read by George Newbern 

Four talented online gamers plan to crash the 

economy of every virtual world at once in 

order to prevent adults from abusing and 

exploiting them. 

★”Doctorow is indispensable. It’s hard to 

imagine any other author taking on youth and 

technology with such passion, intelligence, and 

understanding.”—Booklist, starred review 

“With an amazingly sympathetic voice, 

…Newbern keeps listeners hanging on to every 

word as he builds a powerful story.” 


“George Newbern’s excellent presentation 

resuscitates some repetitive sections.” 


13 CDs • 978-0-3077-1071-0 • $57.00 



Cory Doctorow 

FLY ON THE WALL 

by E. Lockhart; read by Caitlin Greer 

Gretchen Yee’s wish comes true when she 

gains insight to the way boys think and act. 

“Greer’s narration aptly captures Gretchen’s 

many moods and revelations…a fun audio.” 


“Greer captures the inner and actual voices of 

teens with perfection.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8579-9 • $38.00 


See pages 67 for more titles by E. Lockhart 

FREAK THE MIGHTY 

by Rodman Philbrick; read by Elden Henson 

The story of two boys—one a slow learner 

stuck in the body of a teenage giant, and the 

other, a tiny Einstein stuck in leg braces—who 

pair up to form a unique friendship. 

“Henson tells the story of the incredible union 

that made each boy more than he could ever 

have been alone.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-307-24565-6 • $30.00 




THE GARDEN OF EVE 

by K. L. Going; read by Allyson Ryan 

Evie reluctantly moves in with her father to 

start a new life after her mother’s death. Soon 

Evie meets a boy who claims to be dead. And a 

few days later, she is given a gift of an apple 

seed. Once planted, the seed grows into a tree 

overnight, but only Evie and the dead boy can 

see it—or go where it leads. 

“Going’s suspenseful fairy tale will readily 

attract listeners.”—The Horn Book 

“This intriguing story is read with just the right 

amount of sadness, surprise, and eerie suspensefulness.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6142-9 • $38.00 



K. L. Going 


THE FOREST OF HANDS 

AND TEETH 

by Carrie Ryan 

THE FOREST OF HANDS 

AND TEETH 

read by Vane Millon 

In Mary’s world there are simple truths: sisterhood 

always knows best; the Unconsecrated 

never relent; and, always mind the fence that 

protects the village. But when the fence is 

breeched, Mary must chose between her village 

and her future. 

★“Gripping story of survival and the endless 

capacity of humanity to persevere...Fresh and 

riveting”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

“Without a doubt, listeners will find this 

horror story unsettling.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-8536-4 • $60.00 


THE DEAD-TOSSED WAVES 

read by Tara Sands 

In one reckless moment, half of Gabry’s generation 

is dead and the other half imprisoned. 

Gabry must face the forest of her mother’s past 

in order to save herself and the one she loves. 

“Tara Sands’s strength is her ability to capture 

everything it means to be a teenager.” 


“Sands’s narration of this fast-paced, intense 

novel is excellent...Familiarity with the previous 

novel is not absolutely necessary… 

Listeners will be riveted and eagerly await the 

next installment.”—School Library Journal 


10 CDs • 978-0-3077-0718-5 • $60.00 


See page 13 for THE DARK AND HALLOW 

PLACES 

GET WELL SOON 

by Julie Halpern; read by Mandy Siegfried 

Anna’s in a hospital for depression. Here she 

meets a roommate with a secret and a cute boy. 

Being trapped on a mental ward isn’t supposed 

to be about making friends, losing weight, and 

having a crush, is it? 

“Halpern’s lingo and amusing take on teens 

dubbed “crazy” and Siegfried’s delivery are 

spot-on-teen, evoking sarcasm, cynicism, 

anger, and fear.”—Booklist 

“Mandy Siegfried captures the strong, engaging 

voice of the protagonist. She sounds exactly 

like a complex teenage girl.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6512-0 • $38.00 


GHOST MEDICINE 

by Andrew Smith 

read by Mike Chamberlain 

Troy wants this to be the summer of what he 

calls “ghost medicine,” when time seems to 

stop. He wants to spend time with his closest 

friends. Over the summer their paths cross in 

dangerous and fateful ways. 

★“Smith’s first novel, a deceptively simple 

coming-of-age story, defies expectations via its 

sublime imagery and its elliptical narrative 

structure.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review 

9 CDs • 978-0-7393-7245-6 • $60.00 


See page 72 for IN THE PATH OF FALLING 

OBJECTS 

GIMME A CALL 

by Sarah Mlynowski 


Devi’s friends have faded away, her grades 

stink, and her boyfriend is breaking up with 

her. She has nothing until she realizes her broken 

cell phone can call herself three years ago. 

Devi tries to convince her younger self of the 

right things to do. 

“Mlynowski fans will not be disappointed with 

this blend of chick-lit, light fantasy, and 

comedic mishaps.”—School Library Journal 

“It could be somewhat challenging to keep up 

with dialogue between younger and older Devi, 

but Campbell strikes a balance, making their 

voices similar enough to seem like the same 

person, yet different enough to allow listeners 

to differentiate between speakers.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-1152-6 • $34.00 


See page 96 for the Magic in Manhattan series 

GHOST OF SPIRIT BEAR 

by Ben Mikaelsen; read by Jason Harris 

Cole used to be violent, but a year on a 

remote Alaskan island changed his perspective. 

But now he must return to high school 

and Cole realizes that it’s not enough just to 

change himself. 

“Ben Mikaelsen’s portrayal of this angry, 

manipulative, damaged teen is dead on.” 


“Narrator Jason Harris’s strong vocal characterizations 

downplay the story’s preachiness and 

lend believability to Cole and Peter’s transformations.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7262-3 • $30.00 


TOUCHING SPIRIT BEAR 

by Ben Mikaelsen; read by Lee Tergesen 

After his anger erupts into violence, Cole is 

sent to a remote island where an encounter 

with a Spirit Bear changes his life. 

“Mikaelsen’s portrayal of this angry, manipulative, 

damaged teen is dead on.”—VOYA 

“Lee Tergesen reads the challenging…story of 

Cole’s year of isolation…with an effort to be 

true to Cole’s desperate, sneering defiance.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5111-6 • $45.00 


See page 75 and 79 for more Ben Mikaelsen 

GOD IS IN THE PANCAKES 

by Robin Epstein; read by Cassandra Morris 

Fifteen-year-old Grace works at a nursing 

home. Mr. Sands, an ex-Marine with Lou 

Gehrig’s disease, acts as a sort of father figure. 

One day he cheerfully asks Grace to help him 

die. Grace immediately says no, but as his disease 

worsens, she’s not so sure anymore. 

“Morris can be a breezy, high-spirited, and sarcastic 

Grace in the moments when the teen is 

full of confidence or a despondent Grace when 

she wrestles with decisions.”—AudioFile 

“Morris mixes the humorous elements of the 

story with more serious questions Grace faces 

concerning life, death, and God.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-3077-3824-0 • $37.00 


GOING BOVINE 

by Libba Bray; read by Erik Davies 


16-year-old Cam has mad cow disease. Hope 

arrives when Dulcie, a punk angel, tells Cam 

there is a cure. Cam sets off on a road trip with 

a dwarf and a talking yard gnome. 

★“An absurdist comedy…offer this to fans of 

Douglas Adams’s Hitchhiker’s Guide to the 

Galaxy seeking more inspired lunacy.” 


“Witty dialogue and creative voices make this 

production a standout.”—AudioFile 

“Davies’ narration is so spot-on that Cameron’s 

transition…is audibly evident…A stellar audio 

experience.”—Sound Commentary 


12 CDs • 978-0-7393-8559-3 • $75.00 


See page 87 for more titles by Libba Bray 

THE GOODBYE SEASON 

by Marian Hale; read by Georgette Perna 

In 1918 a deadly flu epidemic leaves Mercy 

alone and penniless. Mercy finds a job with 

Mrs. Wilder, but there’s something unsettling 

about her. Then there’s Daniel, who could 

sweep a girl off her feet if she isn’t careful. 

★“Perna’s soft voice and gentle narration portrays 

Mercy’s sweet, pliant disposition as well as 

...the struggles of a spirited young woman who 

must make her own way in a difficult world 

while remaining true to herself.” 


“Perna reads with a plaintiveness and sweetness 

in her voice that perfectly suits the main character 

and she also does a wonderful job portraying 

the other unique characters.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8650-7 • $50.00 

Guide: RL: 4.4 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 660 • 6 hrs. 31 mins. 


Marian Hale 

GRIMPOW 

The Invisible Road 

by Rafael Ábalos 

read by Richard McGonagle 

Grimpow had no idea who the dead man 

was, but hidden in his bag was a treasure that 

would change his life forever. 

“Broad appeal that should attract adult as well 

as teen listeners.”—School Library Journal 

11 CDs • 978-0-7393-6124-5 • $75.00 


THE HUNCHBACK 

ASSIGNMENTS 

by Arthur Slade 

read by Jayne Entwhistle 

THE HUNCHBACK ASSIGNMENTS 

Mr. Socrates raises Modo for a spy agency. 

When Modo turns fourteen, he’s left in 

London where he encounters Octavia and 

together they uncover a malicious plot to 

destroy the British government. 

★“Fluid and expressive, nuanced and evocative, 

Entwistle’s narration is a marvel, a perfect 

match to the well-crafted story.” 


“Jayne Entwhistle is a skilled reader and is able 

to make the story come alive through her many 

accents and voice tones.”—Sound Commentary 

Booklist Editor’s Choice—Audiobooks 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8022-2 • $45.00 


THE DARK DEEPS 

The Hunchback Assignments, 

Book 2 

Modo, a shape-shifting hunchback and agent 

for the Permanent Association, goes in search 

of a possible sea monster with his partner. 

“Slade does an excellent job of catching new 

listeners up to speed without pedantic 

reportage that would bore those who have 

already read the first volume.”—Booklist 

“The second in Arthur Slade’s riviting steampunk 

series is narrated by Jayne Entwistle who 

blithely jumps from one believable accent…A 

dramatic and superbly read tale.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8026-0 • $37.00 


HARD LOVE 

by Ellen Wittlinger; read by Mark Webber 


When John first meets Marisol, their friendship 

is based on a shared interest in homemade 

zines, dysfunctional families, and dreams of 

escape. Unfortunately, John mistakes their 

growing intimacy for love, and he realizes just 

how hard love can be. 

“Actor Mark Webber’s reading is absolutely 

perfect.”—School Library Journal 

“Mark Webber’s youthful voice projects all of 

John's turbulent emotions clearly.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6458-1 • $38.00 



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72 

HOPE WAS HERE 

by Joan Bauer; read by Jenna Lamia 

NEWBERY HONOR 

When Hope and her Aunt Addie move from 

New York City to rural Wisconsin to run a 

diner, Hope doesn’t expect to feel at home 

there, nor does she expect to get caught up in 

town politics. 

“Jenna Lamia becomes each character as she 

generously shares them with listeners...This 

warm and unusual story should appeal to 

nearly everyone.”—AudioFile 



4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8615-3 • $38.00 


See pages 60, 66, and 75 for more titles by Bauer 

HOW I LIVE NOW 

by Meg Rosoff; read by Kim Mai Guest 


GUARDIAN PRIZE 

Daisy is sent to England to visit her aunt and 

cousins. The next day bombs go off as London 

is attacked. As power and systems fail, Daisy 

and her cousins must cope with the war. 

“Guest’s voice is perfect.”—The Horn Book 

“This is a mesmerizing production.” 





Kirkus Editors’ Choice—Audiobooks 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-0723-4 • $38.00 


See page 81 for THE BRIDE’S FAREWELL 

I AM THE MESSENGER 

by Markus Zusak; read by Marc Aden Gray 


Meet Ed—underage cabdriver, pathetic card 

player, and useless at romance. His life is one of 

routine, until he stops a bank robbery. 

“Narrator Gray is brilliant…His mesmerizing 

performance…will stay with listeners for a 

long, long time.”—School Library Journal 

“This is an audio experience not to be 

missed.”—AudioFile 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3692-2 • $55.00 


See page 66 for THE BOOK THIEF 

IF I STAY 

by Gayle Forman; read by Kirsten Potter 

Seventeen year-old Mia has no memory of 

the accident. Then, in a blink, she finds herself 

watching as her own damaged body. 

“This is an excellent translation from print to 

audio.”—Booklist 

★“Narrator Kirsten Potter is exceptional in her 

range of attitudes, from deep remorse to dripping 

sarcasm and everything in between.” 


“This relatively short audio will leave an indelible 

mark on listeners, their hearts, and their 

souls. Not to be missed.” 


Sound Commentary’s Best Audiobooks 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8084-0 • $45.00 


IN THE PATH OF 

FALLING OBJECTS 

by Andrew Smith 


In 1970, after their brother is sent to 

Vietnam, sixteen-year-old Jonah and his 

younger brother, Simon go looking for their 

father. They soon find themselves hitching a 

ride with a violent killer and a lost girl. 

“A brutal but mesmerizing road trip that steers 

an unswerving course toward tragedy…Older 

teens will be riveted.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Mike Chamberlain expresses the boy’s reactions 

as they move from annoyance to fear, 

and, finally, to determination to survive.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-3075-7974-4 • $60.00 


See page 71 for GHOST MEDICINE 

IN MY HANDS 

Memories of a Holocaust Rescuer 

by Irene Gut Opdyke & Jennifer Armstrong 

read by Hope Davis 

Irene Gut Opdyke recounts the experiences 

of being a young Polish girl who hid and saved 

Jews during the Holocaust. 

★“Actress Davis’s voice is a compelling mix of 

fragility and strength; she is utterly believable 

as the young protagonist.” 


“The author’s own voice reading the prologue 

and the afterward of this memoir anchors and 

authenticates it.”—The Horn Book 



6 CDs • 978-0-3077-0576-1 • $50.00 


KING DORK 

by Frank Portman; read by Lincoln Hoppe 

Tom Henderson (a.k.a. King Dork) is a 

typical high school loser until he discovers the 

book The Catcher in the Rye. 

“Hoppe’s narrative style is soft, cool, and 

confiding.”—Booklist 

BONUS FEATURE—Author interview and original music 

performed by the Author 

10 CDs • 978-0-7393-3123-1 • $70.00 


See page 65 for ANDROMEDA KLEIN 

KING OF THE MILD FRONTIER 

An Ill-Advised Autobiography 

by Chris Crutcher READ BY THE AUTHOR 


Chris Crutcher shares stories from his 

childhood in a small Idaho town. 

“[Crutcher’s] gravelly voice, self-deprecating 

reminiscences, and candid comments provide 

listeners with a better understanding of the 

man behind the books.” 


“Hearing Chris Crutcher relate his own 

personal story makes for an intimate listening 

experience.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9500-1 • $38.00 


See page 79 for WHALE TALK 


INCARCERON 


Incarceron is a sealed prison so big it has 

cells, dilapidated cities, and a vast wilderness. 

Finn, a teen prisoner, believes he came from 

Outside the prison. Claudia, the daughter of 

the Warden of Incarceron, and Finn each have 

a crystal key that allows them to communicate 

with each other. Finn is determined to escape 

and Claudia believes she can help him. 

★“A crisp, quick-moving narrative.” 


“Guest delivers a stellar performance, building 

the tension to a pulse-poundingconclusion.” 


★“With some well-timed shocking twists and a 

killer ending, this is a must-have.” 


“Kim Mai Guest delivers an amazing, fullyvoiced 

performance...she delivers a one-two 

punch that will leave listeners breathless for the 

sequel, Sapphique.”—School Library Journal 




10 CDs • 978-0-3077-0709-3 • $65.00 


SAPPHIQUE 


Finn escaped the living prison, Incarceron, 

but his brother Keiro is still inside. Outside, 

Claudia insists he must be king, but Finn 

doubts his true identity. 

★“Fisher further explores themes of reality, 

illusion, and freedom without losing her 

intensely original world building and authentic 

characters.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Listeners will be left breathless hoping for 

another installment.”—School Library Journal 

“Guest skillfully alternates the complicated 

story lines of the sentient prison, with its shining 

red eyes, and the Realm.”—AudioFile 

10 CDs • 978-0-3077-0713-0 • $48.00 


THE LIFE AS WE 

KNEW IT SERIES 

by Susan Beth Pfeffer 

LIFE AS WE KNEW IT 

read by Emily Bauer 

When a meteor hits the moon, Miranda 

must learn to survive the unimaginable and 

have hope for the future. 

★“Bauer’s impressive range of emotions gives 

her compelling reading of this survival story a 

real punch.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Narrator Bauer superbly portrays [Miranda’s] 

gamut of emotions.”—AudioFile 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3789-9 • $55.00 


THE DEAD & THE GONE 

read by Robertson Dean 

A Puerto Rican family that lives in the Bronx 

is forced to make difficult decisions for survival 

after an event of worldwide destruction. 

★“Everything Pfeffer writes about seems 

wrenchingly plausible.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6368-3 • $55.00 


THIS WORLD WE LIVE IN 

read by Emily Bauer 

Miranda’s struggle to survive intensifies when 

her father and stepmother arrive with three 

strangers. When a devastating tornado hits 

town Miranda makes a decision that will 

change their lives forever. 

“Bauer does a fine job of riding the edge of 

Miranda’s emotions, clearly voicing her pessimism, 

excitement, heartbreak, and fear.” 


“Bauer especially shines as Miranda falls headlong 

into love in a world that offers her so 

little else.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-3075-8227-0 • $55.00 


THE LAST SUMMER OF 

THE DEATH WARRIORS 

by Francisco X. Stork; read by Ryan Gesell 

When Pancho arrives at St. Anthony’s Home, 

he knows his time there will be short. If his 

plans succeed, he’ll soon be arrested for the 

murder of his sister’s killer. Things change 

when he’s assigned to help D.Q. 

“Ryan Gesell’s easy transitions between 

Hispanic and Anglo accents accent evoke the 

story’s Albuquerque setting and its racial tensions.”—AudioFile 

★“Investigates the large considerations of life 

and death, love and hate, and faith and doubt.” 


★“Will resonate with listeners long after the 

book’s end.”—Horn Book, starred review 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-0705-5 • $60.00 

Grade: RL: 4.3 • IL: 9-12 • LL: 640 • 8 hrs. 8mins. 

LEAVING GLORYTOWN 

by Eduardo Calcines; read by the Author 

In 1959 Fidel Castro comes to power and 

everything changes for Eduardo F. Calcines’s 

family and his country. Eduardo struggles 

under Castro’s leadership and hopes their exit 

visa will be granted before he can be drafted 

into the army. 

“The author narrates his memoir in a calm, 

weary voice…The story stirs strong emotions, 

but Calcines is never overly dramatic with his 

writing or his narration.”—AudioFile 

“The author’s reading of his own beautifully 

written story is especially powerful…This 

extraordinary memoir is recommended for 

both teens and adults.”—Sound Commentary 

“Narration by the author brings authenticity to 

this poignant story.”—School Library Journal 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-0783-3 • $50.00 


LITTLE BROTHER 



Marcus’s world changes in the aftermath of a 

major terrorist attack on San Francisco. In the 

wrong place at the wrong time, Marcus and his 

friends are apprehended by the Department of 

Homeland Security and interrogated for days. 

★“Will provide opportunity for classroom discussion 

and raise questions about our enthusiasm 

for technology.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Heyborne is the perfect choice to narrate… 

Listeners will find themselves immersed in a 

genuine portrayal that is as seamless and well 

realized as the story itself.”—AudioFile 

10 CDs • 978-0-7393-7287-6 • $70.00 

Grades: RL: NA • IL: 9-12 • LL: 900 • 11 hrs. 54 mins. 

See pages 66 and 83 for more titles by Cory 

Doctorow 

LORD OF THE FLIES 

by Sir William Golding 


BEST ALL TIME 100 NOVELS—TIME MAGAZINE 

Stranded on an island while an atomic war 

destroys the rest of the world, a group of young 

boys revert to savagery for survival. 

“LORD OF THE FLIES gives the reader a 

lucid and chillingly objective mirror to our 

modern society.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1617-0 • $50.00 


MADAPPLE 

by Christina Meldrum 

read by Kirsten Potter 

WILLIAM C. MORRIS AWARD FINALIST 

Aslaug has been brought up in near isolation, 

learning about plants, nature, and language, 

but not about life. When Aslaug’s mother dies 

questions unfold about the nature of Aslaug’s 

birth and the possibility of divine miracles. 

“Kristen Potter’s clear and pleasing voice is 

excellent for revealing the uncertainty and confused 

passivity that characterize Aslaug.” 


★“There is much to ponder in this enthralling 

achievement from a debut author.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-7393-6731-5 • $55.00 


MARCELO IN THE REAL WORLD 

by Francisco X. Stork 


Marcelo hears music in his head, part of an 

autism-like condition. But his father has never 

believed in the music or Marcelo’s differences. 

He challenges Marcelo to work in his law firm. 

There Marcelo meets the beautiful and 

surprising Jasmine, and things start to take a 

different turn. 

“Narrator Lincoln Hoppe captures Marcelo’s 

innocence with a delicate subtlety that remains 

pitch-perfect throughout.”—AudioFile 

“This audio production of Stork’s unforgettable 

novel is a perfect balance of literary worth 

and dramatic intensity.”—The Horn Book 


Booklist Top of the List Editor’s Choice—Audiobooks 

Schneider Family Award 


8 CDs • 978-0-7393-7991-2 • $60.00 


MEMOIRS OF A 

TEENAGE AMNESIAC 

by Gabrielle Zevin; read by Caitlin Greer 

If Naomi had won the coin toss she wouldn’t 

have had to go back for the camera, she would 

not have hit her head, and she wouldn’t have 

amnesia. She never would have met James, the 

boy with the questionable past. But...Naomi 

picked heads. 

“Greer presents a believable teenage voice 

for Naomi, capturing her rebelliousness, cool 

confidence, and occassional selfishness.” 


“Greer’s interpretation of Zevin’s complex 

characterization and intelligent dialogue 

makes for a compelling examination of the 

subjectivity of experience and human identity.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6130-6 • $50.00 


See page 69 for ELSEWHERE 

THE MINISTER’S DAUGHTER 

by Julie Hearn; read by Heather O’Neill 

A young woman is accused of witchcraft in a 

Puritan village in England. 

“O’Neill’s spellbinding voice re-creates another 

place and time as she evokes witch hunts and 

village life in seventeenth-century England.” 


“O’Neill’s distinctions enhance the drama of 

the story.”—AudioFile 



7 CDs • 978-0-3072-4625-7 • $55.00 



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74 

THE MAZE RUNNER 


Thomas awakes in a glen surrounded by 

stone walls with other boys who don’t know 

how they got there. Then a girl arrives with a 

surprising message. Thomas might be more 

important than he could ever guess. 

“The main challenge for the audiobook reader 

of this story is to differentiate characters of the 

same gender and similar age, and Deakins 

accomplishes the task smoothly.”—Booklist 

“Thomas’s bewilderment is deftly portrayed by 

Deakins. Some of the boys have slight British 

or Scottish accents which add to the magic of 

this unique and highly realized fantasy.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-3075-8290-4 • $65.00 


THE SCORCH TRIALS 


Thomas was sure escape meant he and the 

Gladers would get their lives back. But 

WICKED had other plans for them, entirely. 

The Maze was only the beginning… 

“Deakins shows his skill by providing each of 

the speakers with a distinctive accent.”— 

AudioFile 

“Fast-paced narrative and survival-of-the-fittest 

scenario…the unresolved ending will leave listeners 

impatiently waiting for the conclusion 

to the trilogy.”—School Library Journal 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-0661-4 • $44.00 


See page 5 for THE DEATH CURE 

MIRACLE’S BOYS 

by Jacqueline Woodson; read by Dulé Hill 




This is a family story about three brothers 

who are growing up on a hard and dangerous 

city block after the death of their parents. 

★“Woodson’s realistic situations and dialogue 

are given even more resonance via [Dulé] Hill’s 

comfortable delivery. ” 


“It might look grim for this family, but there’s 

a lot of heart and warmth in this reading by 

Dulé Hill.”—AudioFile 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3777-6 • $24.00 


MISTIK LAKE 

by Martha Brooks; read by Katie MacNichol 

Odella tries to hold her family together, but 

when her mother runs off, the family is left 

reeling. Then Odella meets Jimmy. He helps 

Odella find the strength to unravel the web of 

secrets that has ensnared her family. 

★“Readers will connect strongly with the teen’s 

astonished, powerful feelings of first love 

and her shocked realization that painful family 

burdens can also be life-changing gifts.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6472-7 • $38.00 


MONKEY TOWN 

by Ronald Kidd; read by Ashley Albert 

Dayton, Tennessee in 1925. The fascinating 

story of the famous Scopes Trial comes to life in 

this compelling audiobook. 

“This fast-paced novel blending history with a 

coming-of-age story will be popular in most 

public and school libraries.” 


★“Beautifully produced and narrated, this 

story will remain in the memory of the listener 

for some time.”—KLIATT, starred review 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3795-0 • $45.00 


MONSTER 

by Walter Dean Myers; read by a full cast 



CORETTA SCOTT KING HONOR 

Accused as an accomplice in a Harlem 

murder, Steve Harmon, an amateur filmmaker, 

transcribes his trial into a movie script. 

“English teachers should be encouraged to use 

this audiobook as a possible writing prompt or 

as an introduction to readers’ theater.” 


“A superb recording of an intriguing work.” 





2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3592-5 • $24.00 


See page 76 for RIOT 

MUCHACHO 

by Louanne Johnson 

read by Ozzie Rodriguez 

Eddie Corazon is a smart teen who works 

hard at being a juvenile delinquent. Then along 

comes Lupe, a beautiful girl who recognizes 

Eddie’s potential. 

“Narrator Ozzie Rodriguez uses tone to portray 

opposing parts of Eddie’s personality. His tenor 

is bleak and tough in Eddie’s dialogues with 

“bad ass” peers. But Rodriguez shows the 

reflective, poetic Eddie with a softer, thoughtful 

tone.”—AudioFile 

★”One of this novel’s strengths is Eddie’s 

vibrant and believable voice, grippingly 

brought to life through Rodriguez’s subtle but 

effective narration. His inflection and timing 

are perfect.”—Booklist, starred review 

Booklist Editors’ Choice—Audio 

YALSA Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults: Top Ten 

YALSA Quick Picks for Reluctant Readers 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8599-9 • $45.00 

Grade: RL: 7-12 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 1250 • 4 hrs. 48 mins. 

MY HEARTBEAT 

by Garret Freymann-Weyr 

read by Christy Carlson Romano 


Ellen loves spending time with her older 

brother and his best friend, but her world 

changes when someone at school asks about 

the nature of the boys’s relationship. 

“Christy Carlson Romano’s quick, light 

narration captures Ellen’s earnest introspective 

voice perfectly...Romano succeeds beautifully.” 




3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1599-9 • $30.00 


NIGHTSHADE 

by Andrea Cremer 

read by Rebecca Lowman 

Calla, the alpha female of a shape-shifting 

wolf pack, has grown up knowing that she’s 

destined to marry the pack’s alpha male. When 

a human boy captures her heart, Calla begins 

to question her preordained world. 

“A fiercely wrought compelling tale of romance 

and treachery.”—Cynthia Leitch Smith, New 

York Times bestselling author of Eternal 

“The end of the book is a cliff-hanger and 

interested listeners will anticipate the second 

book, Wolfsbane.”—School Library Journal 

“There’s enough action to engage any reluctant 

reader.”—Booklist 

10 CDs • 978-0-3077-4595-8 • $48.00 


See page15 for WOLFSBANE 

NOMANSLAND 

by Lesley Hauge; read by Justine Eyre 

In the future, there is an island populated 

solely by women. A group of teenage Trackers 

protect them from the enemy—men. When 

they discover a buried home the Trackers begin 

to question the way of life they enforce. 

“Justine Eyre portrays a teenage girl’s emotional 

uncertainty as she comes of age in a 

postapocalyptic culture of warrior women.” 


“Justine Eyre is an excellent voice for the 

teenage protagonist and listeners will quickly 

become entranced with the futuristic island 

and its authoritarian codes that seem so distant, 

yet so possible.”—Sound Commentary 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-3793-9 • $34.00 


NORMAN TUTTLE ON 

THE LAST FRONTIER 

by Tom Bodett 


As Norman contemplates lonely teen years, 

he’s sure there’s more to life than being the 

klutziest kid in Alaska. 

“What makes this story so endearing is Bodett’s 

wit and narration...Highly recommended for 

middle school and teen collections.” 




4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9495-0 • $38.00 


A NORTHERN LIGHT 

by Jennifer Donnelly; read by Hope Davis 

THE CARNEGIE MEDAL 



In 1906, 16-year-old Mattie takes a job at a 

summer inn where she discovers the truth 

about the death of a guest. 

“Hope Davis deftly handles Mattie’s many 

emotions, ranging easily from elation to 

despair to desperate yearning.”—AudioFile 





8 CDs • 978-0-8072-1787-0 • $60.00 


See page 76 for REVOLUTION 

ONCE WAS LOST 

by Sara Zarr 


Samara’s pastor father has temporarily separated 

from her alcoholic mother. When a girl 

goes missing, Sam’s father becomes more preoccupied 

with helping the girl’s family than 

with fixing their own problems. 

“This rare combination of in-depth character 

study and gripping mystery relies on a strong 

sense of emotional truth to do justice to some 

tough subject matter without graphic or violent 

scenes. Riveting.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“The author gives an intimate and searching 

performance of a young person too soon thrust 

into an adult world.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-3075-8233-1 • $45.00 


See page 78 for more titles by Sara Zarr 

THE OPPOSITE OF INVISIBLE 

by Liz Gallagher; read by Lara Hirner 

Alice is falling in love for the first time—but 

is not sure with which guy. She can choose 

popular Simon or her very best friend, Jewel. 

Alice is ready to take some chances with art, 

friends, even romance. She has some big 

surprises in store. 

“Lara Hirner’s youthful interpretation...is 

energetic and empathetic.”—Booklist 

“Listeners are ultimately treated to a shining 

debut novel featuring a likeable main character 

to whom they will easily relate.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6298-3 • $45.00 


OSTRICH BOYS 

by Keith Gray; read by Bruce Mann 

Ross is dead, and Blake, Sim, and Kenny are 

furious. To make it right, they steal their best 

friend’s ashes and set out 261 miles to Ross, 

Scotland, a place Ross always wanted to visit. 

On their journey they see each other and their 

role in Ross’s death in a new light. 

“Bruce Mann gets maximum mileage from the 

humor of ribald ribbing, turns up the tension 

at action moments, and steers towards more 

serious tones when the boys reveal their fears 

and secrets.”—AudioFile 

“Mann’s subtle and nuanced performance 

enhances this affecting story of grief, friendship, 

and guilt.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7916-5 • $50.00 


THE OUTSIDERS 

by S. E. Hinton; read by Jim Fyfe 


This story follows the struggle of three brothers 

to stay together after their parents’s deaths 

and their quest for identity among the conflicting 

values of society. Hinton’s timeless tale 

explores the themes of class conflict, brotherly 

love, friendship, and coming of age by following 

two rival gangs, the greasers and the Socs 

(short for Socials), who are separated by socialeconomic 

status. A riveting listen. 

“Narrator Jim Fyfe presents Ponyboy and his 

group…with ’60s language appropriate to each 

socioeconomic group…[P]erfect to illustrate 

both sides of bullying.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-8072-1606-4 • $45.00 


PEELED 

by Joan Bauer; read by Kathe Mazur 

A reporter for her high school newspaper, 

Hildy is not content to cover just school issues. 

She’s drawn to the town’s big story—the 

haunted old Ludlow house. While her investigations 

aren’t making her popular, the truth 

will set a few ghosts free. 

★“As always, [Bauer] stocks her work with 

strong, sage women, the elements for a budding 

romance and plenty of funny moments.” 


“Kathe Mazur creates distinct voices for a wide 

variety of players…her overall narration is 

completely satisfying.”—Booklist 

“Mazur’s narration is warm, witty, and engaging.”—Sound 

Commentary Best Audiobook 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6791-9 • $45.00 



Joan Bauer 

PERFECT GIRL 

by Mary Hogan; read by Ann Marie Lee 

Ruthie has developed a crush on a boy she’s 

known all her life. But how do you become a 

girlfriend, when you’ve always been a friend? 

“Ann Marie Lee does a fine job of capturing the 

roller-coaster ride of teen angst and disdain.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3796-7 • $38.00 


PIRATES! 

by Celia Rees; read by Jennifer Wiltsie 

It’s the dawn of the 18th century and two 

girls escape on a ship renamed Deliverance— 

proclaiming to all that it is a pirate vessel. 

“…[Jennifer] Wiltsie captures Nancy’s spirit.” 


“This is an enchanting tale of two brave souls 

who escape their predetermined stations in life 

and fight for their freedom.”—AudioFile 






8 CDs • 978-1-4000-8622-1 • $60.00 


See page 80 for more titles by Celia Rees 

THE POET SLAVE OF CUBA 

by Margarita Engle; Multi-cast Performance 


In 1797 Juan Francisco Manzano was born a 

slave in Cuba. Juan showed an exceptional 

talent for poetry—his powerful poems create a 

portrait of a life in which the pain of slavery 

could not extinguish the capacity for hope. 

★“Engle’s skillful portrait will spark listeners’ 

interest in Manzano’s own poetry.” 


“This is an audio to be savored by poetry lovers 

of all ages.”—AudioFile 


BONUS FEATURE: Includes a Historical Note and Poetry 

Selections from Juan Francisco Manzano Read by the Author 

2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8307-9 • $24.00 


NONFICTION/POETRY 

See pages 78 and 79 for more Margarita Engle 

titles 

RED MIDNIGHT 

by Ben Mikaelsen; read by Chris Nunez 

When guerrilla soldiers strike Santiago’s village, 

they destroy his home and family. 

Santiago and his sister escape, but must leave 

Guatemala forever. They head for the hope of a 

new life in the United States. 

★“Nunez’s authentic Latino accent lends credence 

to the story of this resourceful boy. This 

will be a sure fire hit with middle schoolers.” 


“Narrator Chris Nunez keeps listeners grounded 

in the face of the intense challenges these 

youngsters face.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7268-5 • $45.00 


See pages 71 and 79 for more titles by Ben 

Mikaelsen. 

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THE RED NECKLACE 

A Novel of the French Revolution 

by Sally Gardner 


A gypsy boy living in Paris in 1789 becomes 

entwined in the life of Sido, the unloved 

daughter of a French marquis. Yann and Sido 

fall in love but must be separated so that Yann 

can continue his good work as a revolutionary. 

★“Gardner sweeps readers into a turbulent 

time dissecting eighteenth-century French society 

and the evolution of the the revolution, 

from a yearning for liberty to a chaotic bloodbath.”—Booklist, 


“Carrington MacDuffie’s performance draws in 

the listener…skillfully, she establishes several 

distinct characters and never leaves the listener 

guessing as to who is speaking…a good choice 

for a family road trip.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6231-0 • $50.00 


See page 52 for I, CORIANDER 

THE REFORMED VAMPIRE 

SUPPORT GROUP 

by Catherine Jinks; read by Caroline Lee 

Think vampires are sexy, and powerful? 

Unless they want to end up staked, vampires 

must give up fanging people and reform. Nina 

hates the Reformed Vampire Support Group. 

Nothing exciting ever happens, until a member 

ends up getting staked. 

★“Jinks’ signature facility with plot and character 

development is intact as she turns to the 

topic of vampires...” 


“This refreshing, irreverent, and outlandish 

romp works well in audio.”—Booklist 

9 CDs • 978-0-7393-8530-2 • $65.00 



Catherine Jinks 

REVOLUTION 


read by Emily Janice Card and Emma Bering 

ODYSSEY HONOR 

Andi is angry, but when she finds a journal 

from the French Revolution, her life begins to 

fall away around her. Alexandrine lived centuries 

ago and also lost someone. Slowly, words 

transcend paper and time and the past becomes 

suddenly, and terrifyingly present. 

★“Revolution is a sumptuous feast of a novel, 

rich in mood, character, and emotion.” 


“Card catches the contemporary tones of Andi, 

veering from despair to sardonic 

humor…Bering portrays a breezy, opportunistic 

Alex who soon becomes a tortured figure 

…the narrators deliver an accomplished audio 

duet.”—AudioFile 

AudioFile Best Audiobook 



12 CDs • 978-0-3077-4629-0• $54.00 


See page 75 for A NORTHERN LIGHT 

RIOT 

by Walter Dean Myers 

Full Cast Performance 

During the Civil War, Irish immigrants of 

New York City, hit hard by the draft, lashed 

out at black inhabitants. The city exploded in a 

rash of arson and lynchings. Amidst the chaos 

16-year-old Claire ventures out on the streets 

to help a friend in danger. 

★“Excellent fodder for conversations about 

race and class, and the book is also a choice 

pick for reluctant readers who will relish both 

format and pacing.” 


★“Realistic sound effects, including breaking 

glass, angry shouts, and door knocks, are seamlessly 

incorporated into the audio, which will 

prompt classroom discussions on this historic 

event.”—Booklist, starred review 

“A full cast reads this as a play, as it is written, 

this arrangement enhances the text.” 



Booklist Editor’s Choice—Audiobooks 


3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8340-6 • $30.00 


See page 74 for MONSTER 

THE RULES OF SURVIVAL 

by Nancy Werlin; read by Daniel Passer 

Matt and his sisters have never known a 

moment of peace in a household ruled by their 

unpredictable, vicious mother, Matt knows 

that he must take action. 

★“Passer’s impassioned reading stands out in 

this unforgettable tale of child abuse.” 


“Teens will empathize with these siblings 

and [their] secrets...”—School Library Journal 





5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5115-4 • $38.00 


SAINT IGGY 

by K. L. Going; read by Stephen Hoye 

When Iggy Corso gets kicked out of high 

school, there’s no one for him to tell. Leaving 

his life in public housing behind, Iggy ventures 

into the world to make something of himself. 

“Stephen Hoye voices Iggy with a hyper energy 

befitting the teen protagonist…”—Booklist 

“The powerful story will haunt you long after 

the last syllable fades.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3782-0 • $45.00 



K. L. Going 


SAMMY & JULIANA 

IN HOLLYWOOD 

by Benjamin Alire Sáenz 

read by Robert Ramirez 


Sammy and his friends, members of the 1969 

high school graduating class, face a world of 

racism, war in Vietnam, and barrio violence. 

“Robert Ramirez reads in a voice fueled by 

both rage and tenderness, weaving the street 

slang (both English and Chicano) and Sammy’s 

inner musings into a portrait that is achingly 

real.” —The Horn Book 

“Teen listeners, whether or not they share 

Sammy’s Latino background, will appreciate 

his authenticity as well as the details relevant to 

the era.”—School Library Journal 



8 CDs • 978-0-3072-8592-8 • $60.00 


SAMURAI SHORTSTOP 

by Alan Gratz; read by Arthur Morey 

While obtaining a Western education at a 

private Japanese school in 1890, 16-year-old 

Toyo also receives traditional samurai training. 

“The broad cast of characters is aptly voiced by 

narrator Arthur Morey…The text is peppered 

with Japanese terminology, which Morey 

pronounces correctly…an enthusiastically 

narrated story.”—Booklist 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3624-3 • $50.00 

Grade: RL: 6-12 • IL: 5-9 • LL: 790 • 7 hrs. 21 mins. 

See page 77 for SOMETHING ROTTEN 

SCAT 

by Carl Hiaasen; read by Edward Asner 

Mrs. Starch, the most feared biology teacher, 

was last seen during a field trip to Black Vine 

Swamp. Nick and Marta have a lot of unraveling 

to get to the bottom of this story. 

★“This well-written and smoothly plotted 

story…will certainly appeal to mystery 

lovers.”—School Library Journal, starred review 

“Hiaasen knows...how to mix serious content 

with laugh-out-loud humor, and Asner delivers 

it all with rib-tickling hilarity.”—AudioFile 

“Who else but Ed Asner...could read with just 

the right panache...Fantastic family listening.” 


8 CDs • 978-0-7393-7130-5 • $60.00 



Carl Hiaasen 

THE SCHWA WAS HERE 

by Neal Shusterman 


Antsy is fascinated by “The Schwa Effect”— 

the fact that no one ever sees Calvin Schwa. 

The two boys form a partnership but when 

The Schwa senses that even Antsy is beginning 

to lose sight of him, he vows to do something 

that will make him so visible no one will ever 

forget him. 

“Shusterman will remind listeners of a favorite 

uncle—he’s warm, sympathetic, and naturally 

funny”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7237-1 • $50.00 


See page 65 for ANTSY DOES TIME

SEBASTIAN DARKE 

Prince of Fools 

by Philip Caveney 

read by Maxwell Caulfield 

Sebastian wishes he could be a successful 

jester like his father. After his father’s death, the 

half-human, half-elf teen sets off to offer his 

services as a jester to King Septimus. On the 

way he helps rescue a princess. If only Sebastian 

knew the kidnapping was engineered by the 

evil King Septimus! 

“Maxwell Caulfield narrates this whimsical tale 

with imagination and vigor.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6318-8 • $55.00 


SEEK 

by Paul Fleischman; read by a full cast 

Assigned to write an autobiography, high 

school senior Robert Radkovitz instead creates 

a sound portrait of his life as he remembers it. 

“This multicast production is a brilliant 

tapestry of sounds...This is storytelling at its 

best.”—AudioFile 



BONUS FEATURE–Interview with the Author and children’s 

book critic and author Leonard S. Marcus. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6723-0 • $24.00 


See page 50 for GRAVEN IMAGES 

SHADOWMANCER 

by G. P.Taylor; read by Graeme Malcolm 

Obadiah Demurral, a power-hungry vicar, is 

set on gaining control of the highest power in 

the universe. Raphah must join forces with 

Kate and Thomas to stop him. 

“Graeme Malcolm’s wonderful British accent is 

enough to send chills up the listener’s spine.” 


“Exceptionally well read by Graeme Malcolm.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3072-0643-5 • $55.00 


See page 80 for WORMWOOD 

SHATTERING GLASS 

by Gail Giles; read by Scott Brick 

Simon Glass is the class nerd whose life is 

changed when the popular clique suddenly 

decides to make him over. 

“[Brick’s] crystal-clear voice keeps listeners 

hooked through the horrifying, sometimes 

puzzling developments.”—Booklist 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7224-1 • $45.00 


THE SKY INSIDE 

by Clare B. Dunkle; read by Bruce Turk 

Martin lives in a perfect world. Every year, 

a new generation of children arrives on a 

conveyer belt to meet their parents. Every 

spring, the residents remove the snow they’ve 

stuck to their windows and put up flowers. But 

it’s all about to come crashing down. 

★“This entertaining, provocative novel invites 

middle-grade readers to ponder looming 

questions about scientific ethics, human rights, 

and the push-pull between security and 

freedom.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Narrator Bruce Turk offers a solid reading 

that captures this world perfectly.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6272-3 • $45.00 

Grade: RL: 5.1 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 5.1 • 7 hrs. 26 mins. 

SLAKE’S LIMBO 

by Felice Holman 

read by Neil Patrick Harris 

A powerful story about a thirteen-year-old 

misfit’s attempts to find footing in a hostile 

and threatening world. 

“Neil Patrick Harris finds just the right tone of 

a disinterested observer, mirroring perfectly 

how Artemis feels about his own world.” 



2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7228-9 • $24.00 


SO YESTERDAY 

by Scott Westerfeld; read by Scott Brick 

Seventeen-year-old Hunter Braque’s job is to 

find trendsetters for the retail market. 

“This is a thought-provoking listen about 

branding and teens.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-307-28458-7 • $50.00 


SOMEONE LIKE YOU 

by Sarah Dessen; read by Katharine Powell 

Halley and Scarlett have been friends for 

years. When Scarlett really needs Halley, their 

friendship bends but it never breaks. 

“Powell brings all the characters to life...this 

candid treatment of teenage pregnancy [is] a 

powerful book.”—AudioFile 

“Powell does a fine job conveying Halley’s 

complex friendship with her pregnant friend.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-7219-7 • $50.00 


THAT SUMMER 

by Sarah Dessen; read by Mia Barron 

For fifteen-year-old Haven, it’s a summer 

framed by two weddings: her father’s and her 

sister’s. She comes into her own by finally 

letting go of the myths of the past. 

“Equal parts comedy and drama, this comingof-age 

novel is made unforgettable by Mia 

Barron’s touching portrayal of Haven.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7215-9 • $38.00 


SOLACE OF THE ROAD 

By Siobhan Dowd 

read by Sile Bermingham 

Memories of Mum are the only thing 

that make Holly happy. Then she finds the wig. 

In the wig she’s Solace: the girl with the who 

can walk right out, hitch to Ireland, and find 

her mum. 

★“With rare, raw honesty, Dowd writes about 

the legacy of abandonment, memory’s comforting 

tricks, and the painful, believable ways that 

love heals.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Sile Bermingham brings an honesty to the 

voice of a girl on the edge of womanhood and 

self-discovery...The audio format makes the 

story even more compelling.” 



6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8591-3 • $50.00 


See page 66 for BOG CHILD 

SOMEDAY THIS PAIN WILL BE 

USEFUL TO YOU 

by Peter Cameron; read by Lincoln Hoppe 

James has gotten into Brown University but 

he can’t decide if he will attend. He spends the 

summer weighing his options. Compounding 

matters is James’s growing infatuation with a 

male colleague, and his ongoing bouts with 

psychoanalysis. 

★“This beautifully conceived and written 

coming-of-age novel…is, at turns, funny, sad, 

tender, and sophisticated.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-7253-1 • $50.00 


SOMETHING ROTTEN 

A Horatio Wilkes Mystery 

by Alan Gratz; read by Erik Davies 

A smart, hip, and funny twist on the tale of 

Hamlet. Horatio Wilkes has come to stay with 

his best friend Hamilton at the Prince mansion 

in Denmark, Tennessee, for summer vacation. 

“Fun to listen to as a whodunit, the novel also 

offers an ecology lesson and is an interesting 

way to study the elements of the Elizabethan 

original.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6150-4 • $50.00 

Grade: RL: 4.8 • IL: 7-12 • LL: 4.8 • 5 hrs. 43 mins. 

See page 76 for SAMURAI SHORTSTOP 

SON OF THE MOB 

by Gordon Korman; read by Max Casella 

Seventeen-year-old Vince’s life is constantly 

complicated by the fact that he is the son 

of a powerful Mafia boss, a relationship that 

threatens to destroy his romance with the 

daughter of an FBI agent. 

“Casella’s fast-paced patter provides a funny, 

frenetic listening experience...and guarantees 

lots of laughs.”—VOYA 





4 CDs • 978-0-7393-4898-7 • $38.00 



77


78 

SORTA LIKE A ROCK STAR 

by Matthew Quick 

read by Cynthia Holloway 

Amber, her mom, and her dog, have been living 

in the school bus her mom drives. Despite 

her situation Amber has unyielding optimism 

but when tragedy threatens Amber’s way of life 

her friends come together to bring back her joy 

and hope. 

★“Cynthia Holloway’s narration is superb. She 

rocks as Amber and brings subtle differences to 

the eclectic cast of characters. A must-have 

audiobook.” 


“Cynthia Holloway shines as Amber… 

Holloway’s voice has a young, open quality that 

makes listeners believe that Amber can rock the 

odds that would dim a lesser star.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-3813-4 • $55.00 


SPANKING SHAKESPEARE 

by Jake Wizner; read by Mike Chamberlain 

Shakespeare Shapiro has always hated his 

name. And his life has been one embarrassing 

incident after another. But he will have the 

last laugh. He is chronicling every single 

mortifying detail in his memoir. Maybe, 

a prizewinning memoir will bring him 

respect, admiration, and a girlfriend...or at least 

a prom date. 

“A good listening choice for those seeking a 

slice of teenage life and a character who enjoys 

cracking wise.”—Booklist 

“Mike Chamberlain does a wonderful job as 

narrator.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6325-6 • $45.00 


SPLIT 

by Swati Avashti; read Joshua Swanson 

Sixteen-year-old Jace arrives at his estranged 

brother’s doorstep with a re-landscaped face 

(courtesy of his father’s fist), $3.84, and a 

secret. He tries to move on, but his mother is 

still trapped with his dad. Worst of all, Jace 

realizes that if he wants to move forward, he 

may have to go back. 

“The power of story and narration comes in 

the hero’s tortured struggles to resolve his 

haunting, brutal past and complex relationships, 

as well as his own violent tendencies and 

faltering attempts to make a new future.” 


★“Jace’s highs and lows as well as his sarcastic 

take on what goes on around him is fully realized 

in Joshua Swanson’s narration…should be 

included in every young adult collection.” 




7 CDs • 978-0-3075-7996-6 • $50.00 


A STEP FROM HEAVEN 

by An Na; read by Jina Oh 


The powerful story of a Korean family’s 

struggles to adapt to American life and a girl’s 

coming of age. 

“Jina Oh’s characterization...captures this 

powerful contemporary story and gives 

authentic crispness to Korean words and 

phrases.”—Publishers Weekly 

“This audio version [is] an enrichment of an 

already superb text.”—School Library Journal 




4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1612-5 • $38.00 


See page 79 for WAIT FOR ME 

STORY OF A GIRL 

By Sara Zarr 

Deanna Lambert’s life changes when, at 

thirteen, she is caught in the backseat of a car 

with her older brother’s best friend. Struggling 

to overcome the lasting repercussions, she 

longs to escape a life defined by her past. 

★“Sara Zarr’s storytelling is excellent... 

recommended for both teens and the adults 

who live and work with them.” 


★“This is a thoughtful, well-executed debut 

from an author who understands how to write 

for teens.”—Booklist, starred review 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7133-6 • $38.00 

Grade RL: • IL: 7-12 • LL: 760 • 4 hrs. 48 mins. 

SWEETHEARTS 

by Sara Zarr 

Jennifer and Cameron were one another’s 

only friends as children. When Cameron 

disappears, Jennifer thinks she’s lost the only 

person who will ever understand her. In high 

school, Jennifer is popular and happy. But, 

when Cameron suddenly reappears, they are 

confronted with memories of their shared past. 

★“Dark and engrossing, thanks to Zarr’s fullbodied 

characters and creative storytelling.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6776-6 • $45.00 


See page 75 for ONCE WAS LOST 

STONER & SPAZ 

by Ron Koertge; read by Josh Hamilton 

An unlikely friendship between Ben, a teen 

boy with cerebral palsy, and Colleen, a 

burnout, results in changes neither imagined. 

“Listeners will find this story riveting. The 

concerns of real teens come through in vivid 

dialogue...”—School Library Journal 

“Koertge’s keen ear for teen dialogue, aided by 

Hamilton’s performance, makes this love story 

far above average.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8260-7 • $30.00 


SURF MULES 

by Greg Neri; read by John Allen Nelson 

When a drug dealer offers Logan a job it 

seems like all his problems are solved. But this 

job quickly turns into a dangerous quest. 

“Neri’s novel catches readers’ interest on the 

very first page in this intense, funny, and exciting 

read… Reluctant readers will be hooked on 

this fast-paced, interesting adventure.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8117-5 • $50.00 


THE SURRENDER TREE 


NEWBERY HONOR AWARD WINNER 


In 1896 Cuba people have been rounded up 

in concentration camps with too little food and 

too much illness. Rosa la Bayamesa is a nurse 

with a price on her head for helping rebels. 

★“Caught by the compelling narrative voices, 

many listeners will want to find out more.” 


“Rosa, who...is at the center of many poems, is 

read in an authentic Cuban accent by Yesenia 

Cabero in a slow and deliberate fashion.” 


BONUS FEATURE: Author’s note and historical note read by 

the Author 

2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8299-7 • $24.00 

Grade: RL: 6.4 • IL: 7-12 • LL: NA • 1 hr. 56 mins. • NONFICTION 


Margarita Engle 

THIRTEEN REASONS WHY 

by Jay Asher; read by Debra Wiseman and 

Joel Johnstone 

Clay finds a box with tapes recorded by 

Hannah, who recently committed suicide. Clay 

spends the night listening, learning Hannah’s 

pain and discovering much about himself. 

“Wiseman and Johnstone zero in on the 

indecision, angst, and desperate hunger for 

acceptance experienced by young adults 

struggling to find their place in the world.” 


“Johnstone and Wiseman impeccably interpret 

Clay’s anxious musings and Hannah’s 

unrelenting, bitter accusations in alternating 

monologues.”—The Horn Book 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6122-1 • $45.00 


TRASH 

by Andy Mulligan; read by a Full Cast 

One day ‘dumpsite boys’ find something 

mysterious so they keep it even after the police 

offer a large reward for it. This decision brings 

terrifying consequences. The boys will have to 

use all of their cunning to stay ahead of their 

pursuers. 

★“A compelling read. The action is riveting 

and the secret codes throughout will appeal 

mystery fans.” 


“A cast of seven delivers the voices…the overall 

effect has a power that draws you in.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4679-5 • $30.00 


TREE GIRL 

by Ben Mikaelsen; read by Amber Sealey 

In her remote Guatemalan village, 14-yearold 

Gabriela is known as Tree Girl for her habit 

of fleeing to the forest. When guerrilla warfare 

comes to the area, her life is changed forever. 

Gabriela’s search for her sister and for a safe 

haven becomes a search for self. 

“…an instructive and satisfying survival 

story.”—School Library Journal 

“Ben Mikaelsen’s simple, direct language and 

Sealey’s passionless voice produce a muchneeded 

disconnect between the listener and the 

atrocities described.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7265-4 • $30.00 



Ben Mikaelsen 

TROPICAL SECRETS 


Daniel has escaped Nazi Germany with a 

dream of finding his parents. When the refugee 

ship Daniel is on ends up in Cuba, Daniel finds 

the island works its magic on him. Yet even in 

Cuba, the Nazi darkness is never far away. . . 

★“Everyone will be captivated by the eloquent 

poems & compelling characters.” 


“The story is told in brief verses with one reader 

for each and each reader well-suited to his 

character.”—Sound Commentary 

BONUS FEATURE: Historical Note Read by the Author 

2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8303-1 • $24.00 


See pages 75 and 78 for more Margarita 

Engle titles 

TROY 

by Adèle Geras; read by Miriam Margolyes 

A breathtaking retelling of the siege of Troy. 

“Margolyes is an unquestionable master here... 

She makes it possible for listeners to follow this 

multilayered saga with an astute performance. 

Brilliant.”—AudioFile 

“A spectacular audio experience.” 


Audie Award Winner 





8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6757-5 • $60.00 


UNDER THE BASEBALL MOON 

by John H. Ritter; read by Dan Woren 

Andy Ramos, a skateboarding trumpeter, has 

dreams of making it big in the music business. 

But when he crosses paths with Glory 

Martinez, a softball pitcher who has dreams 

of her own, the fusion of their athletic and 

musical skills changes everything. 

★“Ritter melds style to content beautifully, 

telling his story in a hip, street-smart argot 

that perfectly matches Andy’s trumpet 

improvisations.”—Booklist, starred review 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-4874-1 • $50.00 


VALIANT 

A Modern Tale of Faerie 

by Holly Black; read by Renée Raudman 

When 17-year-old Valerie Russell runs away 

to New York City, she takes up with a gang of 

squatters who live in the city’s subway system. 

Then Val finds herself bound into service by a 

troll named Ravus. 

“Raudman’s expert reading…[gives] equal 

weight and credibility to characters who are 

definitely human…and those who are from 

another world entirely.”—Publishers Weekly 

“[Renée Raudman’s] even pacing, clarity, 

and character distinctions are crucial to help 

listeners navigate the complexity of the 

murders and fey politics.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3598-7 • $50.00 



Holly Black 

WAIT FOR ME 

by An Na; read by Kim Mai Guest 

Mina is anxious to escape her strict household 

after high school, but her sister will be 

left behind alone. 

“[Kim Mai Guest’s] spot-on reading conveys 

Mina’s conflicting emotions…listeners will 

relate to the eternal teenage conflict: trying 

to please parents while finding one’s own 

identity.”—Publishers Weekly 

“An Na’s poetic style is brought to life by the 

versatile Kim Mai Guest in this story of a 

Korean-American family in crisis.” 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3583-3 • $38.00 


See page 78 for A STEP FROM HEAVEN 

THE WAR TO END ALL WARS: 

WORLD WAR I 

by Russell Freedman, read by Zach McLarty 

Freedman shows the tangled relationships of 

many nations, the introduction of modern 

weaponry, and the top-level military decisions 

that all contributed to the “Great War”. 

★“An important addition to history curriculum.”—Booklist, 


“...McLarty delivers a straight narration that is 

consistently energetic and well paced throughout.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-3854-7 • $28.00 


See pages 54 and 63 for more titles by Russell 

Freedman 


WAVES 

by Sharon Dogar; read by James Clamp 

When Hal’s family decides to leave Charley, 

their comatose daughter, behind in a hospital 

while they spend the summer vacationing, Hal 

finds it hard to shake his sister’s presence. 

“Clamp engages listeners.”—Booklist 

“James Clamp helps listeners negotiate waves 

of turbulent emotions and shifts from past to 

present, place to place, and viewpoint to viewpoint.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-4862-8 • $55.00 


WHALE TALK 

by Chris Crutcher; read by Brian Corrigan 


T. J. Jones has always shunned organized 

sports, but when his English teacher asks him 

to start a swim team he brings together a group 

of students who don’t quite fit. 

“When the author and the narrator BOTH 

have strong voices, the listener wins, big 

time...Brian Corrigan does a first-class job...” 



6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1778-8 • $50.00 


See page 72 for KING OF THE MILD FRONTIER 

WHAT JAMIE SAW 

by Carolyn Coman 

read by Bronson Pinchot 

NEWBERY HONOR 

When Jamie and his family escape an abusive 

situation, they must learn to trust again. 

“Narrator Pinchot provides a chilling 

performance…”—School Library Journal 

“Carolyn Coman depicts with visceral clarity 

the reactions of both Jamie and his mother, 

capturing their jitteriness and the love that 

carries them through.”—Booklist 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6751-3• $24.00 


WHISPERING TO WITCHES 

by Anna Dale; read by John Curless 

Joe can’t imagine the excitement and magical 

intrigue that await him when he falls headfirst 

into an evil plot to rid England of witches. 

“Curless’s skillful, fully-voiced narration… 

is pure auditory delight…perfect family 


“Superb vocal acrobatics.”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-3075-8271-3 • $45.00 


THE WILD GIRLS 

by Pat Murphy; read by Coleen Marlo 

Joan and Sarah have become friends. They 

soon start writing their own stories and when 

one wins first place in a student contest, they 

find themselves recruited for a writing class. 

“Murphy evokes her setting with skill and plays 

out themes of creativity and self-expression 

with grace and intensity.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-5988-4 • $45.00 



79


80 

WHITE CAT: 

The Curse Workers, Book 1 


Cassel comes from a family of con artists. 

When Cassel begins to have strange dreams, he 

searches for answers and realizes his brothers 

have been conning him. Cassel’s going to create 

a trap to con a bunch of conmen. 

★“Jesse Eisenberg embraces Cassel, navigating 

the teenage posturing with its anger and 

fear…This is Black’s most interesting work to 

date and is highly recommended for all YA collections.”—Sound 

Commentary, starred review 

“Eisenberg’s skills at increasing tension allow 

listeners to suspend disbelief and immerse 

themselves in this smart and fresh approach to 

the paranormal genre.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-3077-1183-0 • $40.00 


See page 14 for RED GLOVE 

WILDWOOD DANCING 

by Juliet Marillier; read by Kim Mai Guest 

Cross into the Wildwood, and enter a land of 

magic, daring, betrayal...and true love. 

“Romantic fantasy rich in detail, magical 

creatures and strong female characters…lush 

novel.”—Publishers Weekly 

“The power of the story and Guest’s ability to 

reveal the characters’ underlying personalities 

in their voices make this an enjoyable listening 

experience.”—School Library Journal 


11 CDs • 978-0-7393-7940-0 • $75.00 


See page 68 for CYBELE’S SECRET 

WILLOW 

by Julia Hoban; read by Kim J. Ulrich 

Sixteen year-old Willow’s parents died in a 

horrible car accident. Willow was driving. Now 

Willow is blocking the pain by cutting herself. 

“In this novel that is in part a love story, Hoban 

takes readers on an intense journey that allows 

them to see a cutter’s painful reality.” 


“Kim J. Ulrich is adept at giving voice to a 

teenager in crisis and describing the emotional 

complexities of cutting.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-8647-7 • $65.00 

Grade: RL: 4.9 • IL 7-12 • LL: 730 • 9 hrs. 59 mins. 

THE WISH HOUSE 

by Celia Rees 

read by Christopher Cazenove 

When Richard discovers a bohemian family 

has moved into an abandoned house, he spends 

all his time with their eccentric clan. 

“Smoothly sophisticated, [Cazenove] creates 

identifiable characters with vocal personas that 

reflect their unique, sometimes quirky, 

personalities.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-4863-5 • $38.00 


See page 75 for PIRATES! 

WITCH CHILD 

by Celia Rees; read by Jennifer Ehle 

In 1659, 14-year-old Mary Newbury keeps a 

journal of her voyage from England to the New 

World and her experiences living as a witch in 

a community of Puritans near Salem, MA. 

“Ehle’s soft British accent suits the characters, 

and her serious vocal tones help convey the 

constant danger facing the young witch.” 


“Ehle’s clear accent and pronunciation are vital 

to the success of the production.”—AudioFile 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6759-9 • $45.00 


WORMWOOD 

by G. P. Taylor; read by Davina Porter 

A meteor strikes London and it’s not long 

before corrupt individuals start taking 

advantage of the disaster. Nothing seems 

certain to those who dwell there. If only they 

knew an angel fell along with the meteor. 

“Porter’s lyrical voice is in perfect balance with 

the dark and gruesome tale that takes place in 

18th-century London.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-3072-0654-1 • $65.00 


See page 77 for SHADOWMANCER 

WOULD YOU 

by Marthe Jocelyn; read by Renée Raudman 

When her sister, Claire, is hit by a car, 

Natalie’s world changes in a heartbeat. Over 

the next four days, moment by moment, she 

must wait to learn if Claire will ever recover. 

★“…the narrative eloquently conveys how 

quickly ‘normal’ life can change into something 

surreal.”—The Horn Book, starred review 

“Renée Raudman portrays the pre-accident 

Nat with a youthful-sounding voice full of exuberance, 

innocence, humor, and teenage 

angst.”—AudioFile 

“Listeners will be changed once they complete 

the path with Natalie, clearly feeling how 

quickly life itself can change.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-8009-3 • $38.00 


THE WRONG HANDS 

by Nigel Richardson; read by Euan Morton 

Graham Sinclair was born with a secret. 

He finds his life suddenly, thrillingly 

complicated—and his secret harder and harder 

to conceal. 

“Narrator Euan Morton…brings to life the 

fear, frustration, and shame that Graham has 

had to endure.”—School Library Journal 

“[Morton] draws the listener into this surreal 

mystery…Morton shines a little light on the 

goings-on.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3608-3 • $50.00 



THE YEAR NICK McGOWAN 

CAME TO STAY 

by Rebecca Sparrow 

read by Tamara Lovatt-Smith 

Rachel is devastated when her dad invites 

Nick McGowan, the cutest boy at school, to 

live with them. Nick finds Rachel spoiled and 

Rachel dismisses Nick as lazy. But a secret from 

Nick’s past draws them together. 

“Much of the novel’s humor comes from the 

feisty dialogue between Rachel and friend Zoe, 

and Lovatt-Smith nails the banter with great 

comic timing.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6322-5 • $38.00 


YOUR OWN, SYLVIA 

A Verse Portrait of Sylvia Plath 

by Stephanie Hemphill 

Multi-cast Performance 


In 1963 a young American poet died by her 

own hand, and passed into a myth that has 

since imprinted itself on the hearts and minds 

of millions. She was, and is, Sylvia Plath. 

★“Completely compelling: every word, every 

line, worth listening.” 


★“A must for any young-adult reader of poetry 

or Plath.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

“An intense listening experience that brings this 

gifted poet to life.”—School Library Journal 

“This exquisitely rendered audiobook is sure to 

transcend young adults’ general indifference to 

biography and poetry.” 

—Sound Commentary best Audiobook 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-8087-1 • $38.00 


ZAZOO 

by Richard Mosher; read by Joanna Wyatt 

Zazoo, a Vietnamese orphan raised in rural 

France has had an idyllic childhood, but an 

encounter with a boy on a bicycle leads her to 

question her past. 

“[A] fine audio rendition by Joanna Wyatt, 

a master of using her clear and delicate voice 

to create a totally believable, lovable, and 

engaging heroine.”—School Library Journal 

“Joanna Wyatt manages impeccably…this 

audiobook is a heart-stealer.”—AudioFile 


7 CDs • 978-0-3075-8263-8 • $60.00 


ZEN AND THE ART OF FAKING IT 

by Jordan Sonnenblick 


When eighth-grader San Lee enters a new 

school he devises a plan to be totally different. 

When he answers too many questions on 

Buddhism, San has his answer: he’s a Zen 

Master. And just when he thinks everyone is on 

to him…everyone starts to believe him. 

“This is a good choice for getting religion onto 

fiction shelves in an appealing way.”—Booklist 

★”The breezy and natural writing style 

captures eighth-grade dilogue perfectly.” 

—School Library Jornal, starred review 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7155-8 • $45.00 


Beyond Young Adult Novels: Crossover Adult Books with Teen Appeal 

All educators recognize the importance of getting students to read and develop a love of stories. Finding the right 

stories for teen readers, whether they are advanced, intermediate or reluctant readers, can be challenging. 

Here are popular “adult” audiobooks that have special interest to young adults. In addition to these selections, visit www.booksontape.com for 

more adult titles that will appeal to a broad cross-section of independent teen readers. All titles available as audiobook download unless noted. 

ALEX AWARD WINNERS 

THE PARTICULAR 

SADNESS OF 

LEMON CAKE 

by Aimee Bender 

New! 


A luminous and memorable tale about 

the enormous difficulty of loving someone 

fully when you know too much 

about them. 

“A funny, haunting, hurting, comingof-age 

story.” 

—Christian Science Monitor 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-3715-1 • $35.00 


THE VANISHING OF 

KATHERINA LINDEN 

by Helen Grant 

New! 


“A stunning debut with a richly evoked 

setting, a smart sympathetic heroine, 

and the best opening line for a novel I’ve 

ever read.”—Rick Riordan, bestselling 

author of the Percy Jackson series 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-3741-0 • $40.00 


GIRL IN TRANSLATION 

by Jean Kwok 

New! 

read by Grayce Wey 

An unforgettable and classic novel of an 

American immigrant—a moving tale of 

hardship and triumph, heartbreak and love, 

and all that gets lost in translation. 

“The listener comes away with new 

appreciation for immigrants who fight 

impossible odds to enrich this melting 

pot we call the U.S.A.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-0-3077-3618-5 • $39.95 


EVERYTHING MATTERS! 

by Ron Currie, Jr. 

New! 


“For anyone who enjoyed The Time 

Traveler’s Wife will enjoy this literate, 

almost poetic, science-fiction and 

romance story in which the end of the 

world is the least important idea.” 


11 CDs • 978-1-4159-6470-5 • $80.00 

13 hrs. 

THE BRIDE’S FAREWELL 

by Meg Rosoff 


ALEX AWARD 

“Rosoff’s first adult title is as finely 

crafted as her Printz Award-winning 

How I Live Now.” 


5 CDs • 978-1-4159-6506-1• $50.00 


See page 72 for HOW I LIVE NOW. 

A LONG WAY GONE 

See Fascinating Memoirs & 

Biographies 

THE MAGICIANS 

by Lev Grossman 

read by Mark Bramhall 

★“Fantasy fans can’t afford to miss the 

darkly comic and unforgettably queasy 

experience of reading this book and be 

glad for reality.” 


Library Journal Best Audiobook 

14 CDs • 978-1-4159-6245-9 • $100.00 


BLACK SWAN GREEN 

by David Mitchell 


A glorious, sinewy, meditative novel of 

boyhood on the cusp of adulthood and the 

old on the cusp of the new. 



11 CDs • 978-1-4159-2850-9 • $99.00 


THE BLIND SIDE 

See Sports & Movie Tie-Ins 

MY LOSING SEASON 

by Pat Conroy 

read by Chuck Montgomery 

In this powerful memoir, Pat Conroy 

explores the profound effect of his final year 

on the Citadel’s basketball team and his 

growing fondness for books and writing. 

12 CDs • 978-0-7366-8834-5 • $112.00 


NEVER LET ME GO 

by Kazuo Ishiguro 


An English boarding school conceals a 

shocking secret. 

“Ishiguro conveys with exquisite sensitivity 

the emotional texture of the threesome's 

relationship, their bonds of 

personal loyalty that overcome fractures 

of trust, the palpable boundaries of 

hope, and the human capacity for forgiveness.”—School 


A Major Motion Picture 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-1629-2 • $40.00 


SHADOW DIVERS 

by Robert Kurson 

read by Michael Prichard 

In 1991 two scuba divers discovered 

a sunken German U-boat off the New 

Jersey coast and become determined to 

solve the mystery. 


13 CDs • 978-1-4159-0283-7 • $96.00 


FICTION & LITERATURE 

New! 

THE BOOK 

OF TOMORROW 

by Cecelia Ahern 

read by Ali Coffey 

“A veritable modern-day Gothic, Ahern’s 

engrossing new novel is filled with family 

secrets, intrigue, and magic aplenty.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3078-8150-2 • $45.00 


ROMANCING MISS 

BRONTË 

by Juliet Gael 


Juliet Gael skillfully captures the 

passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows 

of literature’s most famous sisters—and 

imagines how love dramatically and most 

unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë. 

“A moving view of a literary giant and 

the emotion that fueled her work.” 


12 CDs • 978-0-3077-3639-0 • $50.00 


JAMRACH’S MENAGERIE 

by Carol Birch 

read by Steve West 

“...a vividly written tall tale of 19th New! 

century 

adventure which takes its young 

hero from the banks of the Thames to 

the South Seas...”—The Guardian (UK) 

10 CDs • 978-0-3079-3240-2 • $40.00 

12 hrs. 

THE MAGICIAN KING 

by Lev Grossman 

reader to be announced New! 

THE MAGICIAN KING picks up 

with protagonist Quentin Coldwater five 

years after The Magicians, when he and his 

friends became royalty in the fantasy world 

of Fillory. Now Quentin must embark on 

a dark quest that will change his life forever. 

14 CDs • 978-0-3079-6662-9 • $45.00 

Approx. 18 hrs. 

On Sale September 2011 

ANTHROPOLOGY OF 

AN AMERICAN GIRL 

by Hilary Thayer Hamann 

read by Rebecca Lowman 

★“…Hamann’s debut traces the sensual, 

passionate, and lonely interior of a young 

woman artist growing up in windswept 

East Hampton at the end of the 1970s.” 


20 CDs • 978-0-3077-3632-1 • $50.00 


THE LOST SUMMER OF 

LOUISA MAY ALCOTT 

by Kelly O’Connor McNees 


“McNees does a good job of re-creating 

the nineteenth-century milieu, and her 

readers will doubtless be inspired to read 

more—about and by—Alcott. Little 

Women, anyone?”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-3721-2 • $29.95 


THE NIGHT CIRCUS 

by Erin Morgenstern 

read by Jim Dale 

New! 

Combining an intoxicating love story 

reminiscent of TheTimeTraveler’sWife with 

the kind of sparkling descriptions of practical 

magic that made Jonathan Strange & 

Mr. Norrell such a delight, THE NIGHT 

CIRCUS is a singular, hypnotic, spell-casting 

story. Written in rich, seductive prose, 

this dazzling debut is an exciting introduction 

to the talented Erin Morgenstern. 

10 CDs • 978-0-3079-3892-3 • $45.00 


On Sale September 2011 

THE TIGER’S WIFE 

by Téa Obreht 

New! 


“Tèa Obreht’s writing is gorgeous, 

descriptive, and strong, creating vivid, 

unforgettable…For mature teen readers, 

the time spent savoring the writing, the 

stories, and the intricacies of their 

connections will be well rewarded.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-3078-7702-4 • $40.00 


SWAMPLANDIA! 

by Karen Russell 

read by Arielle Sitrick 

★“[A] cunning first novel…a potent 

punch and announces an enthralling 

new beginning for a quickly evolving 

young author.” 


11 CDs • 978-0-3077-4889-8 • $45.00 


DREAMS OF JOY 

by Lisa See 

read by Janet Song 

Lisa See returns to sisters Pearl and May 

from Shanghai Girls, and Pearl’s strongwilled 

nineteen-year-old daughter, Joy who 

has fled to China. 

11 CDs • 978-0-3078-7879-3 • $40.00 


More Lisa See titles available. 

THE GUERNSEY LITERARY 

AND POTATO PEEL PIE 

SOCIETY 

by Mary Ann Shaffer 

and Annie Barrows 


“...the different voices is completely 

charming, joyful, sad, and uplifting… 

astute casting and scintillating performances.”—AudioFile 

AudioFile Best Audiobook & Earphones Award 

Booklist Editors’ Choice: Audiobook 


7 CDs • 978-1-4159-5440-9 • $80.00 


THE HELP 

by Kathryn Stockett 

Multi-cast performance 

Three extraordinary women start a 

movement of their own that forever 

changes a town and themselves. 

“Audio is THE way to be inside this 

story, brilliantly cast with four voices.” 


Audie Award 



Soon-to-be a Major Motion Picture 

15 CDs • 978-1-4159-6125-4 • $120.00 


VACLAV & LENA 

by Haley Tanner 


& Rebecca Lowman 

Vaclav and Lena, best friends and both 

the children of Russian émigrés, are at the 

same time from radically different worlds. 

But after a horrific discovery, the two are 

ripped apart. Years later, they meet again, 

but will their past keep them apart? 

7 CDs • 978-0-3079-3273-0 • $35.00 


All titles listed above are available at a 10% discount—Standing Order Plan discounts do not apply. 

New! 

New! 

New! 

Adult Crossover Audiobooks 

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MODERN CLASSICS 

FAHRENHEIT 451 

by Ray Bradbury 

read by Scott Brick 

The lessons of this American classic, the 

dangers of censorship and government 

control, continue to be relevant today. 


5 CDs • 978-1-4159-1619-3 • $32.00 

6 hrs. • Download not available 

INVISIBLE MAN 

by Ralph Ellison 

New! 

read by Joe Morton 

“INVISIBLE MAN belongs on the shelf 

with the classical efforts man has made 

to chart the river Lethe from its mouth 

to its source.” 

—New York Times Book Review 

16 CDs • 978-0-3079-1513-9 • $50.00 


1ST TIME ON AUDIO 

New! 

MADAME BOVARY 

by Gustave Flaubert; translated by 

Lydia Davis; read by Kate Reading 

In this landmark translation, Lydia Davis 

honors the nuances of a style that has long 

beguiled readers of French, giving new life 

in English to Flaubert’s masterwork. 

11 CDs • 978-0-3078-7816-8 • $39.95 

13 hrs. 46 mins. 1ST TIME ON AUDIO 

ON THE ROAD 

by Jack Kerouac; read by Will Paton 

“...one of the most influential and important 

novels of the 20th century… 

A pillar of American literature.” 

—Library Journal 


9 CDs • 978-1-4159-4340-3 • $90.00 


DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 

by Boris Pasternak 

New! 

read by John Lee 

Published in 1957 amid international 

controversy, DOCTOR ZHIVAGO is the 

story of the life and loves of a physicianpoet 

during the Russian Revolution. 

19 CDs • 978-0-3079-3438-3 • $55.00 



CRY, THE BELOVED 

COUNTRY 

by Alan Paton 

read by Richard Green 

This award-winning novel was the first 

to take aim at South Africa’s apartheid. An 

old Zulu finds his boy in prison, charged 

with the murder of a white man. 

7 CDs • 978-1-4159-0054-3 • $63.00 

8 hrs. 24 mins. • Download not available 

Ayn Rand’s Timeless Works 


ATLAS SHRUGGED 

The astounding story of a man who said 

that he would stop the motor of the 

world and did. 

45 CDs • 978-1-4159-4924-5 • $129.00 


THE FOUNTAINHEAD 

Addressing a number of universal 

themes: the strength of the individual, the 

tug between good & evil, and the threat of 

fascism, the confrontation of these themes 

gives this novel its enduring influence. 

29 CDs • 978-1-4159-4925-2 • $129.00 


A TREE GROWS 

IN BROOKLYN 

by Betty Smith 


The beloved American classic about a 

young girl’s coming-of-age at the turn of 

the century, A TREE GROWS IN 

BROOKLYN is a poignant and moving 

tale filled with compassion and cruelty, 

laughter and heartache.The story of young, 

idealistic Francie Nolan has enchanted and 

inspired listeners for decades. 


13 CDs • 978-0-7366-7504-8 • $104.00 


MEMOIRS, BIOGRAPHIES, & 

NARRATIVE NON-FICTION 

A LONG WAY GONE 

by Ishmael Beah 


ALEX AWARD 

“[T]his powerful record of war ends as a 

beacon to all teens experiencing violence 

around them by showing them that 

there are other ways to survive than by 

adding to the chaos.” 


7 CDs • 978-1-4159-3803-4 • $70.00 


A SLAVE NO MORE 

by David W. Blight 

read by Arthur Morey 

Three fascinating works in one: two 

unpublished manuscripts by former slaves 

Wallace Turnage (1846–1916) and John 

Washington (1838–1918), and an illuminating 

analysis of them by award-winning 

historian David W. Blight. 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-4248-2 • $50.00 


A WALK IN THE WOODS 

by Bill Bryson 

read by Rob McQuay 

Bryson and his gloriously out-of-shape 

buddy decide to walk the 2,100-mile 

Appalachian Trail. 

9 CDs • 978-0-7366-5147-9 • $72.00 


BROTHER ONE CELL 

by Cullen Thomas 

read by Dan Woren 

The harrowing and powerful story of a 

young American learning hard lessons in 

strange prisons on the other side of the 

world. With its gritty descriptions and 

acute insights, this is part cautionary tale 

and part insightful travelogue about places 

few of us will ever see. 

★“[Thomas’] account of that journey is 

gripping.” —Booklist, starred review 

10 CDs • 978-1-4159-3785-3 • $110.00 


THE LOST CITY OF Z 

by David Grann 

read by Mark Deakins 

★“By interweaving the great story of 

Fawcett with his own investigative escapades 

in South America and Britain, 

Grann provides an in-depth, captivating 

character study that has the relentless 

energy of a classic adventure tale.” 

—Library Journal, starred review 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-6024-0 • $90.00 


LITTLE PRINCES 

by Conor Grennan 

New! 


LITTLE PRINCES is a true story of 

families and children, and what one person 

is capable of accomplishing when faced 

with seemingly insurmountable odds. 

★“Conor Grennan’s work is by turns 

self-pokingly humorous, exciting, and 

inspiring.” 


8 CDs • 978-0-3078-7989-9 • $40.00 


SOMEONE KNOWS 

MY NAME 

by Lawrence Hill 

read by Adenrele Ojo 

Abducted from Africa as a child and 

enslaved in South Carolina, this is the story 

of Aminata Diallo’s remarkable experience 

that spans six decades and brings to life a 

crucial chapter in world history. 

★“Stunning, wrenching and inspiring.” 


14 CDs • 978-1-4159-4590-2 • $129.00 


IN THE GARDEN 

OF BEASTS 

by Erik Larson 

New! 


★“Erik Larson has written a brilliant 

and often infuriating account of the 

experiences and evolving attitudes of the 

Dodd family during Hitler’s critical first 

year in power.”—Booklist, starred review 

11 CDs • 978-0-3079-1459-0 • $45.00 


THE RIVER OF DOUBT 

by Candice Millard 

read by Paul Michael 

THE RIVER OF DOUBT is the true 

story of Theodore Roosevelt’s harrowing 

exploration of one of the most dangerous 

rivers on earth. 

“Millard turns this incredible story into 

one that easily matches an Indiana Jones 

adventure. Essential.” —Library Journal 

10 CD • 978-1-4159-2456-3 • $104.00 


HELLHOUND ON 

HIS TRAIL 

by Hampton Sides 


Magnificent in scope, drawing on a 

wealth of previously unpublished material, 

this non-fiction thriller illuminates one of 

the darkest hours in American life. 

★“The counterpoint between two 

driven men—one by a quest for justice, 

the other by an atavistic hatred—propels 

this engrossing study of the Martin 

Luther King assassination.” 


12 CDs • 978-0-3077-1411-4 • $45.00 


VANISHED SMILE 

by R.A. Scotti 

read by Kathe Mazur 

At the start of a radically new century, 

the most famous face in the history of art 

stepped out of her frame and into a sensational 

mystery. 

“Scotti’s avid, exciting true-life mystery 

yields intriguing disclosures.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-1-4159-6052-3 • $70.00 


ESCAPE FROM THE LAND 

OF SNOWS 

by Stephan Talty 

read by Shishir Kurup 

Here, for the first time, is the story of 

the Dalai Lama’s 14-day escape from 

Tibet to India in 1959, an awe-inspiring 

feat of courage and endurance that foiled 

Mao’s plans and made the Dalai Lama 

into a worldwide symbol and celebrity. 

7 CDs • 978-0-3077-1254-7 • $45.00 


LAST NIGHT I 

DREAMED OF PEACE 

The Diary of Dang Thuy Tram 

by Dang Thuy Tram 


Written between 1968 and ’70 by Tram, 

a young doctor who served on the front 

lines in Vietnam, her passionate account 

is now available in English. 

6 CDs • 978-1-4159-4230-7 • $70.00 


MYSTERY, THRILLER, 

SUSPENSE 

FLAVIA de LUCE 

SERIES 

BY ALAN BRADLEY 

READ BY JAYNE ENTWISTLE 

A RED HERRING 

WITHOUT MUSTARD 

★“Whether battling with her odious 

sisters or verbally sparing with the longsuffering 

Inspector Hewitt, our cheeky 

heroine is a delight.” 

—Library Journal, starred review 

9 CDs • 978-0-3077-0479-5 • $35.00 


THE WEED THAT 

STRINGS THE 

HANGMAN’S BAG 

“Flavia, the precocious, imaginative, and 

adorable 11-year-old sleuth, returns for 

her 2nd adventure…Thank goodness 

Bradley is not allowing Flavia to grow up 

too quickly; we need more sleuths whose 

mode of transportation is a bicycle.” 



8 CDs • 978-0-3077-0477-1 • $80.00 


THE SWEETNESS AT THE 

BOTTOM OF THE PIE 

In his wickedly brilliant first novel, 

Debut Dagger Award winner Alan Bradley 

introduces a most engaging heroine: 

eleven-year-old Flavia de Luce, an aspiring 

chemist with a passion for poison. 

“Mystery fans, Anglophiles, and science 

buffs will delight in this book...” 



8 CDs • 978-1-4159-6448-4 • $80.00 


JENNIFER GOVERNMENT 

by Max Barry 

read by Michael Kramer 

When merchandising officer Hack Nike 

signs a contract that involves shooting 

teenagers to build up street credibility for 

Nike’s new line of $2,500 sneakers, he goes 

to the police, only to be pursued by 

Jennifer Government, a tough-talking 

agent with a bar-code tattoo under her eye. 

8 CDs • 978-0-7366-9231-1 • $88.00 



New!

HEATHER WELLS 

MYSTERIES 

BY MEG CABOT 

SIZE 12 IS NOT FAT 


8 CDs • 978-1-4159-4548-3 • $110.00 


SIZE 14 IS NOT 

FAT EITHER 

read by Kirsten Kairos 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-3748-8 • $80.00 


BIG BONED 


7 CDs • 978-1-4159-4502-5 • $90.00 


HEART-SHAPED BOX 

by Joe Hill 

read by Stephen Lang 

Author Joe Hill (son of Stephen King) 

immediately vaults to the top with a bloodchilling 

roller-coaster ride of a novel about 

a middle-aged rock star’s ghostly encounter. 

“The behind-the-scenes look at stardom 

alongside the frightening pyrotechnics of 

McDermott’s ghost will draw in teens who 

really enjoy a good scare.” 


9 CDs • 978-1-4159-3755-6 • $100.00 


Young fans of suspense will 

be completely engaged by 

this Koontz trilogy. 

read by David Aaron Baker 

ODD THOMAS 

9 CDs • 978-0-7366-9682-1 • $99.00 


FOREVER ODD 

7 CDs • 978-1-4159-2492-1 • $90.00 


BROTHER ODD 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-3246-9 • $90.00 


FORTUNATE SON 

by Walter Mosley 

read by Lorraine Toussaint 

“Mosley’s FORTUNATE SON explores 

America’s racial divide, but it does so in 

a fairy tale or parable.”—Booklist 

★“Toussaint’s honeyed voice…is lovely 

but forbidding, the sound of effortless 

social grace underscored by the threat 

of steely authority...” 


8 CDs • 978-1-4159-3001-4 • $81.00 


See page 6 for 47. 

POWERHOUSE 

FEMALE AUTHORS 

INES OF MY SOUL 

by Isabel Allende; read by Blair Brown 

★“Allende's novel broadens and deepens 

into a richly drawn depiction of the 

harshness of New World colonial life. 

She is an exquisite handler of historical 

detail.”—Booklist, starred review 

10 CDs • 978-1-4159-3602-3 • $100.00 


The Remarkable 

Maya Angelou 


CELEBRATIONS 

GRAMMY 

® 

NOMINEE: 

BEST SPOKEN WORD ALBUM 

“These are poems that are meant to 

be read aloud, and who better than the 

author?”—AudioFile 

1 CD • 978-1-4159-3256-8 • $18.00 

43 mins. 

LETTER TO MY 

DAUGHTER 

“If you don’t know [Maya Angelou] yet, 

now is as good a time as any to jump in 

and partake of her bounteous wisdom.” 

—The Los Angeles Times 

4 CDs • 978-1-4159-5725-7 • $40.00 


A SONG FLUNG 

UP TO HEAVEN 

GRAMMY 

® 

AWARD 

“She’s telling YOU her story...Listeners 

are treated to a unique experience and 

can revel in what audio does best.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7366-8606-8 • $36.00 


LOOSE WOMAN, 

WOMAN HOLLERING 

CREEK, AND THE HOUSE 

ON MANGO STREET 

by Sandra Cisneros 


An exclusive audiobook edition from 

BOT featuring introspective poems, a 

collection of acclaimed Mexican-American 

stories, and Cisneros’ bestselling novel. 

9 CDs • 978-1-4159-2414-3 • $81.00 


LIKE WATER FOR 

CHOCOLATE 

by Laura Esquival 


A romantic and poignant tale of family 

life and cultural traditions in turn-of-thecentury 

Mexico. 

5 CDs • 978-1-4159-3610-8 • $54.00 


The Sensational Sapphire 

THE KID 

New! 

reader to be announced 

In THE KID, New York Times bestselling 

author Sapphire tells the electrifying 

story of artist Abdul Jones, the son of the 

unforgettable heroine, Precious. 

10 CDs • 978-0-3079-3997-5 • $39.95 


PRECIOUS 

New! 

read by Bahni Turpin 

When Precious Jones, 16 years old and 

pregnant by her father, meets a determined 

and radical teacher, listeners follow her on 

a journey of education and enlightenment. 

“[An] outstanding performance given by 

narrator Bahni Turpin...”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-1-4159-6717-1 • $30.00 



YALSA Amazing Audiobook 

The Incomparable 

Toni Morrison 


New! 

THE BLUEST EYE 

THE BLUEST EYE, the remarkable 

first novel fromToni Morrison, is a powerful 

examination of our obsession with 

beauty and conformity. 

7 CDs • 978-0-3079-4113-8 • $45.00 



A MERCY 

A powerful tragedy distilled into a small 

masterpiece by the Nobel Prize-winning 

author of Beloved, set two centuries earlier. 

5 CDs • 978-1-4159-5681-6 • $40.00 


BELOVED 

PULITZER PRIZE 

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, a spellbinding 

and dazzlingly innovative portrait 

of an ex-slave haunted by the past. 

10 CDs • 978-1-4159-3535-4 • $99.00 


LOVE 

The profound exploration of the nature 

of love among six women who are obsessed 

with the same man. 

7 CDs • 978-0-7366-9620-3 • $56.00 


SULA 

At the heart of SULA is a bond between 

two women, a friendship whose intensity 

first sustains, then injures. 


5 CDs • 978-0-7366-8731-7 • $45.00 

6 hrs. 

SPORTS 

THE LAST HERO 

A Life of Henry Aaron 

by Howard Bryant 


“Bryant evokes the apparently distant 

world marked by cruel segregation, 

racism, and poverty of the soul, as well 

as reliving some of the greatest moments 

of baseball. A most welcome book, most 

highly recommended.” 

—Library Journal 

17 CDs • 978-0-3077-3690-1 • $50.00 


THE BLIND SIDE 

Evolution of a Game 

by Michael Lewis 


ALEX AWARD 

In football, as in life, the value we place 

on people changes with the rules of the 

games they play. 

“…a moving portrait of the positive 

effect love, family, and education can 

have in reversing the path of a life that 

was destined to be lived unhappily.” 


A Major Motion Picture 

10 CDs • 978-1-4159-3304-6 • $81.00 


RUNNING THE TABLE 

by Jon L.Wertheim 

read by Butch Engle 

A high-stakes story about the most unlikely 

of phenoms: a heavyset, bipolar, and 

endlessly charming pool hustler named Kid 

Delicious, the last of great pool hall legends. 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-4260-4 • $80.00 


OUTER SPACE & SCI-FI 

THE HITCHHIKER'S 

GUIDE TO THE GALAXY 

by Douglas Adams 

read by Stephen Fry 

5 CDs • 978-1-4159-2255-2 • $45.00 


THE RESTAURANT 

AT THE END OF 

THE UNIVERSE 

read by Martin Freeman 

8 CDs • 978-1-4159-3050-2 • $63.00 


LIFE, THE UNIVERSE 

AND EVERYTHING 


8 CDs • 978-1-4159-3052-6 • $72.00 


MOSTLY HARMLESS 


8 CDs • 978-1-4159-3318-3 • $72.00 


SO LONG AND THANKS 

FOR ALL THE FISH 


4 CDs • 978-1-4159-3322-0 • $48.00 


MAKERS 



MAKERS tells the story of a group of 

hardware hackers who reinvent the American 

economy. Along the way, they find 

themselves swimming with sharks, and 

leading a band of technorevolutionaries. 

★ “…one of the most brilliant reimaginings 

of the near future.” 


15 CDs • 978-0-3077-1453-4 • $100.00 


See pages 70 & 73 for more Doctorow. 

MAX: A MAXIMUM 

RIDE NOVEL 

by James Patterson 

read by Jill Apple 

While Max and her team are exploring 

the depths of the ocean, their every move is 

being carefully tracked by Mr. Chu—a 

criminal mastermind with his own plans 

for the flock. 

5 CDs • 978-1-4159-6109-4 • $50.00 


THE FINAL WARNING 

A Maximum Ride Novel 

by James Patterson 


“Patterson, an accomplished storyteller, 

once again demonstrates his ability to 

write page-turning action scenes...” 


5 CDs • 978-1-4159-5417-1 • $80.00 


ROBOPOCALYPSE New! 

by Daniel H.Wilson 


Through a series of narratives, video 

feeds, interrogations and reports, Daniel 

H. Wilson vividly creates the complex 

and unforgettable epic struggle against the 

machines. ROBOPOCALYPSE will be the 

most creative, exciting, and talked about 

breakout hit of 2011. Steven Spielberg to 

direct film, opens in 2013! 

7 CDs • 978-0-3079-1392-0 • $35.00 




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Classic Literature 

84 

LOUISA MAY ALCOTT 

LITTLE WOMEN 


15 CDs • 978-0-3077-4788-4 • $25.00 


L. FRANK BAUM 

THE WONDERFUL 

WIZARD OF OZ 

reader tba 

4 CDs • 978-0-7366-9359-2 • $30.00 


FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT 

THE SECRET GARDEN 

read by Finola Hughes 

“Originally published in 1911, the story 

of Mary Lennox’s transformation from 

impudent orphan to compassionate 

friend in the forbidden garden...has been 

recorded for a new generation to enjoy.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3077-4612-2 • $37.00 


LEWIS CARROLL 

ALICE'S ADVENTURES 

IN WONDERLAND 


“Dale breathes life into every character.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6765-0 • $30.00 


STEPHEN CRANE 

THE RED BADGE 

OF COURAGE 


5 CDs • 978-0-7366-8690-7 • $30.00 


New Look, New Price 

Timeless Classics 

NEW LOW 

PRICE 

New! 

NEW LOW 

PRICE 

CHARLES DICKENS 

NEW LOW 

PRICES 

GREAT EXPECTATIONS 


16 CDs • 978-0-7366-8642-6 • $70.00 


OLIVER TWIST 


14 CDs • 978-0-7366-8790-4 • $60.00 


A TALE OF TWO CITIES 


12 CDs • 978-0-7366-8597-9 • $54.00 


Praise for 

GREAT EXPECTATIONS: 

“Lee reads with authority 

and energy…Listeners with 

great expectations for 

enjoyment will find them 

amply fulfilled.”—Booklist 

ANNE FRANK 

ANNE FRANK: 

DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL 

read by Selma Blair 

Grammy Nominee 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6816-9 • $40.00 


ANNE FRANK’S TALES 

FROM THE SECRET 

ANNEX 

read by Kathe Mazur 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-3783-0 • $30.00 


KENNETH GRAHAME 

THE WIND IN THE 

WILLOWS 


6 CDs • 978-0-7366-9275-5 • $48.00 


NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE 

THE SCARLET LETTER 


6 CDs • 978-0-7366-5132-5 • $48.00 


RUDYARD KIPLING 



4 CDs • 978-0-7366-9266-3 • $28.00 


JACK LONDON 

CALL OF THE WILD 

read by Jeff Daniels 


3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1028-4 • $30.00 


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L.M. MONTGOMERY 

ANNE OF 

GREEN GABLES 

read by Kate Burton 

“Burton breathes new life into this 1908 

classic, proving, once again, that it has 

endured the test of time. A magnificent 

forward by fellow Canadian Margaret 

Atwood combines her personal and professional 

views of the story.”—AudioFile 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-6721-6 • $60.00 


BEATRIX POTTER AND T. BURGESS 

THE TALE OF PETER 

RABBIT AND 

OTHER STORIES 


5 CDs • 978-0-7366-9363-9 • $40.00 


MARGARET SIDNEY 

FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS 

AND HOW THEY GREW 


6 CDs • 978-0-7366-9277-9 • $34.00 


JOHANNA SPYRI 

HEIDI 

read by Frances Cassidy 

5 CDs • 978-03077-0599-0 • $45.00 


ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON 

KIDNAPPED 


7 CDs • 978-0-7366-9120-8 • $50.00 


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TREASURE ISLAND 

read by Alfred Molina 

Odyssey Honor Award 



“Take a well-read classic filled with 

larger-than-life characters and pair it 

with a master narrator. Voilà—you’ve 

got a brand-new classic.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-5083-6 • $55.00 

7hrs. 9 mins. 

GLENDON SWARTHOUT 

BLESS THE BEASTS 

AND CHILDREN 


4 CDs • 978-0-7366-9944-0 • $38.00 


JULES VERNE 

20,000 LEAGUES 

UNDER THE SEA 

read by James Frain 

10 CDs 978-0-3077-4795-2 $30.00 

approx. 12 hrs. 

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JANE AUSTEN 

EMMA 


13 CDs • 978-0-7366-8766-9 • $120.00 


PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 


10 CDs • 978-0-7366-6054-9 • $80.00 

12 hrs. 

SENSE AND SENSIBILITY 



10 CDs • 978-0-7366-8691-4 • $80.00 

12 hrs. 

RAY BRADBURY 

FAHRENHEIT 451 


5 CDs • 978-1-4159-1619-3 • $32.00 

6 hrs. • Download not available 

CHARLOTTE BRONTË 

JANE EYRE 

read by Josephine Bailey 

18 CDs • 978-0-7366-8683-9 • $35.00 


EMILY BRONTË 

WUTHERING HEIGHTS 


9 CDs • 978-0-7366-8797-3 • $80.00 


JAMES FENIMORE COOPER 

THE LAST OF THE 

MOHICANS 

read by Robertson Dean 

12 CDs • 978-1-4159-3536-1 • $96.00 


DANIEL DEFOE 

ROBINSON CRUSOE 


10 CDs • 978-0-7366-9121-5 • $80.00 

12 hrs. 

CHARLES DICKENS 

A CHRISTMAS CAROL 


“…winningly articulated by Harry 

Potter narrator Jim Dale.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8606-1 • $30.00 


ALEXANDRE DUMAS 

THE COUNT OF 

MONTE CRISTO 

read by Richard Matthews 

35 CDs • 978-1-4159-3200-1 • $149.00 


WILLIAM FAULKNER 

THE SOUND AND 

THE FURY 

read by Grover Gardner 

7 CDs • 978-0-7366-9124-6 • $56.00 


E.M. FORSTER 

A PASSAGE TO INDIA 


10 CDs • 978-0-7366-6218-5 • $80.00 

12 hrs. 

A ROOM WITH A VIEW 

read by Jill Masters 

7 CDs • 978-1-4159-6189-6 • $80.00 


KAHLIL GIBRAN 

THE PROPHET 

read by Paul Sparer 

“Sparer has a magnificent voice…well 

worth a listen.”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-1-4159-4872-9 • $24.00 

1 hr. 23 mins. 

HOMER 

THE ODYSSEY 

Translated by Samuel Butler 


“Lee’s pace is excellent...his voice seems 

just right to recount these adventures.” 


10 CDs • 978-1-4159-3605-4 • $90.00 

11hrs. 49 mins. 

HERMAN MELVILLE 

MOBY DICK 


20 CDs • 978-0-7366-8792-8 • $152.00 

24 hrs. 

GEORGE ORWELL 

ANIMAL FARM 


“Narrator Richard Matthews gives a 

spirited full-voiced reading of Orwell’s 

cautionary ‘Fairy Story.”—KLIATT 

3 CDs • 978-0-7366-8963-2 • $28.00 


1984 


9 CDs • 978-0-7366-8768-3 • $80.00 


AYN RAND 

THE FOUNTAINHEAD 


27 CDs • 978-1-4159-4925-2 • $129.00 


ATLAS SHRUGGED 


45 CDs • 978-1-4159-4924-5 • $129.00 

55 hrs 37 mins. 

ANNA SEWELL 

BLACK BEAUTY 


5 CDs • 978-0-3077-0597-6 • $45.00 


MARK TWAIN 

THE ADVENTURES OF 

HUCKLEBERRY FINN 

read by Michael Prichard 

10 CDs • 978-0-7366-8640-2 • $80.00 


EDITH WHARTON 

THE AGE OF New! 

INNOCENCE 

read by Alyssa Bresnahan 


10 CDs • 978-0-7366-8460-6 • $80.00 

12 hrs. 

JOHANN DAVID WYSS 

THE SWISS FAMILY 

ROBINSON 


11 CDs • 978-0-7366-9271-7 • $88.00 


CLASSICS are more than books that have stood the test of time. They are stories that impart 

timeless themes, contain universal truths, and provide rich literary experiences year after year 

and generation after generation. However, many classics may be inaccessible to contemporary readers. 

Obsolete words, outmoded expressions, difficult sentence construction, and unfamiliar settings can place 

classics out of reach for many students, especially those with special needs. Unabridged audiobook versions 

can help bridge the gap between these classic works of literature and the students in your classrooms. 

Listening to a classic story can create a truly rewarding “reading” experience. 


Classic Literature 

85

Series Collections 

86 

offer series collections to listeners who can’t stop with just one. 

TONY ABBOTT’S 

THE SECRETS OF DROON 

read by Oliver Wyman 


Books 1-3 

When Eric, Julie, and Neal take their first 

step down into the land of Droon, they know 

that magic and adventure await them! Includes: 

#1 The Hidden Stairs and the Magic Carpet, 

#2 Journey to the Volcano Palace, and #3 The 

Mysterious Island. 

“Wyman takes his creative talents to a new level.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-307-20693-0 • $30.00 



Books 4-6 

Listen as Neal is turned into a bug; Jaffa City 

is put under a spell of ice and snow; and Droon 

is attacked by a mean old giant. Includes: #4 

City in the Clouds, #5 The Great Ice Battle, and 

#6 The Sleeping Giant of Goll. 

“The plots are fast moving and they fit neatly 

together…This series will serve as a stepping 

stone for young fantasy fans.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-307-24605-9 • $30.00 


See page 58 for THE POSTCARD and 

page 49 for FIREGIRL 

ANNIE AUERBACH’S AND TERRY COLLINS’ 

SPONGEBOB 

SQUAREPANTS 

read by Mr. Lawrence 

SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS 

CHAPTER BOOKS: Books 1-8 

Welcome to Bikini Bottom, the home of 

SpongeBob SquarePants. Join in the hilarious 

events of these mischievous friends. Includes: 

Tea at the Treedome, Naughty Nautical 

Neighbors, Hall Monitor, The World’s Greatest 

Valentine, SpongeBob Superstar, Sandy’s Rocket, 

SpongeBob NaturePants, and SpongeBob 

AirPants: The Lost Episode. 

“The narration is so like the TV show, yet listeners 

have the luxury of being able to expand 

the visualization with their own imaginative 

powers.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9137-9 • $38.00 


Lloyd Alexander, winner of the Newbery 

Medal and two National Book Awards, 

was a best-selling author of fantasy for 

children and teens. Fantasy, he often 

said, was a powerful way of talking 

about real-world injustice. 

THE BOOK OF THREE, BOOK 1 

Taran and companions are on a dangerous 

mission to save their beloved land. 

“James Langton enables the listener to enter 

this fantastical world.”—AudioFile 




4 CDs • 978-0-7393-5076-8 • $45.00 


THE BLACK CAULDRON, BOOK 2 

NEWBERY HONOR 

Taran faces danger as he seeks the Black 

Cauldron, the chief implement of the evil 

powers of Arawn, lord of the Land of Death. 

“Wondrous magic and a very arrogant young 

nobleman punctuate this gripping tale.” 

—Children’s Literature 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-5077-5 • $45.00 


A HOUSE CALLED AWFUL END 

When Eddie Dickens’s parents get sick he 

goes to stay with relatives at their home. 

“Narrator Martin Rayner seizes on the absurd 

in his reading, giving uniquely appropriate 

voices to the major characters...”—AudioFile 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-1999-7 • $24.00 


DREADFUL ACTS 

Eddie Dickens narrowly avoids being blown 

up, trampled by horses, and arrested—only to 

find himself falling into the hands of a gang of 

escaped convicts. 

“Martin Rayner keeps Ardagh’s sprightly work 

lively as he delivers puns, author asides, and 

jokes aplenty.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2004-7 • $30.00 


LLOYD ALEXANDER’S 

THE CHRONICLES OF PRYDAIN 

read by James Langton 

“James Langton deftly creates distinctive 

characters and engages the audience.” 


PHILIP ARDAGH’S 

THE CASTLE OF LLYR, BOOK 3 

Princess Eilonwy faces great challenges 

because she possesses magical powers sought by 

Achren, an evil enchantress. 

“Narrator James Langton presents a memorable 

narration.”—AudioFile 



4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6156-6 • $38.00 


TARAN WANDERER, BOOK 4 

In a quest to learn who he truly is, Taran 

travels to Prydain to uncover secrets. 

“James Langton’s narration is outstanding… 

With tempo and lilt, he beckons the listener 

into the mists and mountains of the Welsh 

countryside.”—AudioFile 



5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6157-3 • $45.00 


THE HIGH KING, BOOK 5 

NEWBERY MEDAL 

The Sword of Dyrnwyn, has fallen into the 

hands of Arawn-Death-Lord. Taran and Prince 

Gwydion lead an army against him. 

“Langton’s presentation of each character has a 

depth that brings heightened compassion.” 



6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6158-0 • $50.00 


THE EDDIE DICKENS TRILOGY 

read by Martin Rayner 


TERRIBLE TIMES 

Eddie finds himself en route to North 

America aboard a clipper ship along with a 

cargo hold full of left shoes, the famous 

Dog’s Bone Diamond, and terrible traveling 

companions. 

“Rayner takes the characters and convoluted 

story line in stride.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2009-2 • $30.00 


TRACY BARRETT’S 

THE SHERLOCK FILES 

THE 100-YEAR-OLD SECRET 

The Sherlock Files #1 

read by David Pittu 

Xena and Xander Holmes think living in 

London will be boring, then they discover 

they’re related to Sherlock Holmes and inherit 

his unsolved casebook, life becomes much 

more exciting. The siblings set out to solve the 

cases their famous ancestor couldn’t, starting 

with the mystery of a prized painting. 

“A strong start to what will undoubtedly 

remain an enjoyable series.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“Pittu will win kids over. He switches accents 

with proficiency…he sets an appropriate pace 

for young listeners…”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6763-6 • $24.00 


THE BEAST OF BLACKSLOPE 


read by John Allen Nelson 

Xena and Xander are on vacation, but when 

a huge monster begins to terrorize the town 

the young detectives are faced with a mystery. 

“Barrett plunges right into the action from the 

first sentence, giving fans of classic mysteries 

exactly what they want.”—Kirkus Reviews 

“American and British accents are used by narrator 

Joseph Allen Nelson…children will find 

this an enjoyable listen.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1097-0 • $30.00 


THE CASE THAT TIME FORGOT 


read by John Allen Nelson 

A famous Egyptian amulet, powerful 

enough to turn back time one day every hundred 

years, has been missing for years. Xena 

and Xander’s ancestor, Sherlock Holmes, tried 

to find it but had no luck. Now, the twins are 

on the case. 

“This exciting mystery visits Sherlock-familiar 

places throughout London, and children interested 

in Egyptian gods and goddesses will 

enjoy all that it has to offer.” 


“Will please fans intrigued by ancient Egypt, 

codes, danger, and the tantalizing possibility of 

magic.”—Booklist 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-1101-4 • $27.00 


HOLLY BLACK’S AND 

TONY DITERLIZZI’S 

THE SPIDERWICK 

CHRONICLES 

read by Mark Hamill 

THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES 

Books 1-5 

All five books in this New York Times bestselling 

series are available as one audiobook! 

Follow Jared, Simon, and Mallory on all their 

mysterious adventures. 

“Mark Hamill effortlessly transitions his vocal 

characterizations...while drawing the whole 

together with a pleasantly lilting narration.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3072-4635-6 • $40.00 


See pages 14, 79, and 80 for more 

titles by Holly Black 

LIBBA BRAY’S 

GEMMA DOYLE SERIES 

read by Josephine Bailey 

A GREAT AND TERRIBLE BEAUTY 

After the suspicious death of her mother in 

1895, Gemma returns to England, where she 

becomes aware of her magical powers. 

“Libba Bray’s new Gothic tale of a Victorian 

girls school with a deadly secret is brought to 

life in Josephine Bailey’s nuanced reading.” 





BONUS FEATURE—Afterword read by Author 

10 CDs • 978-1-4000-8621-4 • $70.00 


REBEL ANGELS 

Gemma faces her biggest challenge yet as she 

returns to the magical realms on a quest to find 

the Temple and bind the magic she released in 

her last adventure. 

“British narrator Bailey…once again brings life 

to Bray’s writing.”—Booklist 

“Bailey maintains dramatic tension over the 

twisting story threads.”—AudioFile 

12 CDs • 978-0-307-28341-2 • $70.00 


THE SWEET FAR THING 

It has been a year of change since Gemma 

arrived at the Spence Academy. Gemma has 

survived by forging new alliances. Now, the 

time has come to test these bonds. 

★“Bray poses vital questions without sacrificing 

the gothic undertones.” 


“Bailey maintains a sense of menace and keeps 

the action moving along.”—Booklist 

16 CDs • 978-0-7393-6097-2 • $75.00 


See page 71 for GOING BOVINE 


ANN BRASHARES’ 

THE SISTERHOOD OF 

THE TRAVELING PANTS 

THE SISTERHOOD OF 

THE TRAVELING PANTS 

read by Angela Goethals 

Four best friends go their separate ways for 

the summer, but share their stories through 

one magical pair of jeans. 

“The recorded version of this book makes 

it flow more easily than its print counterpart, 

due to Goethals’s care in individuating every 

character’s pitch and rhythm while remaining 

faithful to Brashares’s words.” 




6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1161-8 • $50.00 


THE SECOND SUMMER 

OF THE SISTERHOOD 

read by Amy Povich 

The Traveling Pants and the sisterhood that 

wears them embark on their 16th summer. 

“Although they are best friends, the four girls 

are distinct individuals with strong personalities, 

and Amy Povich masterfully conveys this 

diversity by capturing each character’s unique 

voice and perspective.”—Booklist 

8 CDs • 978-0-8072-1615-6 • $60.00 


GIRLS IN PANTS 


High school is over, and college lies ahead. 

They make difficult decisions about how to 

maintain their friendships as life changes. 

“Angela Goethals gives each girl her own 

distinctive sound in both dialogue and 

interior monologue.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-3072-0683-1 • $50.00 


FOREVER IN BLUE 


The Traveling Pants are back for one last, 

glorious summer. 

“The narration is peformed splendidly by 

Angela Goethals...”—School Library Journal 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-4845-1 • $55.00 


3 WILLOWS 

The Sisterhood Grows 


Meet a new group of girls on the verge of 

entering South Bethesda High School—the 

very same school that Bridget, Carmen, Lena, 

& Tibby attended. 

★“Brashares gets her characters’ emotions and 

interactions just right.” 


“The characters are well developed, and their 

struggles (including more serious family issues 

of divorce and alcoholism) feel real.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8044-4 • $60.00 



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MARC BROWN’S 

ARTHUR SERIES 

read by Mark Linn-Baker 

MARC BROWN’S ARTHUR 

ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION 

Includes: Arthur’s Mystery Envelope, Arthur 

Makes the Team, Arthur Accused!, and Arthur 

and the Lost Diary. 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-0527-3 • $24.00 



CHAPTER BOOKS: Volume 1 

Includes: #1 Arthur’s Mystery Envelope, #2 Arthur 

and the Scare-Your-Pants-Off Club, and #3 Arthur 

Makes the Team. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7166-4 • $24.00 




Includes: #4 Arthur and the Crunch Cereal 

Contest, #5 Arthur Accused!, and #6 Locked in 

the Library. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7168-8 • $24.00 




Includes: #7 Buster’s Dino Dilemma, #8 The 

Mystery of the Stolen Bike, and #9 Arthur and the 

Lost Diary. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7170-1 • $24.00 




Includes: #10 Who’s in Love with Arthur?, 

#11 Arthur Rocks with BINKY, and #12 Arthur 

and the Popularity Test. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7172-5 • $24.00 




Includes: #13 King Arthur, #14 Francine, 

Believe it or Not, and #15 Arthur and the 

Cootie-Catcher. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7174-9 • $24.00 


THE SINGER OF ALL SONGS 

read by Karen Ziemba 

Calwyn, a young priestess of ice magic or 

chantment, joins with other chanters to fight a 

sorcerer who wants all powers for his own. 

★“This skillfully produced performance of an 

impressive debut novel will please fantasy 

fans.”—Booklist, starred review 

“Ziemba’s narration is softly commanding.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-3077-0586-0 • $55.00 


JULIE CAMPBELL’S 

TRIXIE BELDEN 


Trixie Belden is still popular 

after 50 years in print! 

THE SECRET OF THE MANSION 

Trixie is bored until a millionaire’s daughter 

moves in next door, a runaway kid hides out 

nearby, and rumors heat up that the old mansion 

is filled with a fortune. 

“The story skips along at a brisk pace, taking 

young listeners back to the days of jerseys and 

dungarees.”—School Library Journal 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-0578-5 • $45.00 


THE RED TRAILER MYSTERY 

Trixie and Honey’s friend Jim has runaway. 

The girls set out in a trailer to track him down 

and find another mystery along the way. 

“[T]his is a fun mystery series with slightly 

younger characters than Nancy Drew that will 

still appeal to that same basic audience.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3077-0580-8 • $45.00 


THE GATEHOUSE MYSTERY 

When the Wheeler’s new chauffeur arrives, 

Trixie doesn’t trust him. Soon, she and Honey 

discover his connection to a ring of jewel 

thieves that are hiding out in Sleepyside. 

“Meyers’s…reading is clear, expressive, and well 

paced. Trixie’s fans will be well satisfied.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3077-0582-2 • $35.00 


THE MYSTERIOUS VISITOR 

When Trixie’s classmate Diana Lynch’s long 

lost uncle arrives out of the blue, the gang has 

a mystery to solve. 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-0584-6 • $35.00 


KATE CONSTABLE’S 

THE CHANTERS OF TREMARIS TRILOGY 

“A trilogy that strives to ask hard, thoughtful questions.”—School Library Journal 

THE WATERLESS SEA 


Calwyn and friends travel to the desolate 

Merithuran Empire to search for a group of 

kidnapped children who have the gift of 

chantment. 

“Farr’s narration is excellent…Well-suited, 

haunting musical interludes add atmosphere 

that allows listeners to envision the dangers of 

the quest.”—Booklist 


8 CDs • 978-0-3077-0588-4 • $60.00 



BRUCE COVILLE’S 

I WAS A SIXTH GRADE 

ALIEN SERIES 

“William Dufris’s narration of Bruce 

Coville’s humorous and at times 

suspenseful story is an audio tour-deforce.”—School 


I WAS A SIXTH GRADE ALIEN 

read by William Dufris 

Aliens have contacted Earth and have sent an 

ambassador—a single parent with his kid, 

Pleskit, who becomes the first sixth grade alien. 

“William Dufris does a masterful job…making 

this pleasurable, humorous, and convincing 

listening.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8276-8 • $24.00 


MY TEACHER IS AN ALIEN 

read by Liza Ross 

When Susan catches the substitute teacher 

peeling off his face, she realizes that he’s an 

alien. Susan enlists the help of the class brain 

and the class bully to help unmask their 

teacher’s identity. 

“Ross is delightful in this unabridged reading... 

Her reading is energetic and skillful.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3075-8285-0 • $24.00 


See page 53 for JEREMY THATCHER, 

DRAGON HATCHER 

THE TENTH POWER 

read by Lina Patel 

Having lost her magical powers, Calwyn 

searches for the missing half of the broken 

Wheel of the Tenth Power with the hope of 

stopping the plague and endless winter that 

have fallen on her world. 

“Lina Patel narrates with a soft strength that 

emphasizes the personality of [Calwyn] the 

main character.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-3072-8567-6 • $60.00 


SUZANNE COLLINS’ 

THE UNDERLAND 

CHRONICLES 


GREGOR THE OVERLANDER 

Gregor falls through a grate in the laundry 

room and hurtles into the dark Underland. 

This strange world is on the brink of war and a 

prophecy foretells that Gregor has a role to play 

in the Underland’s uncertain future. 

“Paul Boehmer’s interpretation has just the 

right mix of suspense, mystery, and adventure 

to keep all listeners engaged.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8337-5 • $50.00 


GREGOR AND THE 

PROPHECY OF BANE 

Gregor returns to the world beneath New 

York City to rescue his kidnapped sister, Boots, 

and fulfill a prophecy that will restore peace to 

all who populate the underworld. 

“Boehmer gives each character a distinctive 

voice…A good choice for fantasy fans in school 

and public libraries.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-3072-4611-0 • $50.00 


GREGOR AND THE CURSE 

OF THE WARMBLOODS 

A prophecy calls for Gregor and Boots to 

return to the Underland to help ward off a 

plague, but Gregor’s mother refuses to let them 

go unless she goes with them. 

“Fans of the series will enjoy this latest, 

skillfully told adventure.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-3072-8378-8 • $55.00 



MARKS OF SECRET 

Gregor knows he must return to battle for 

the Underlanders’s survival. Queen Luxa 

receives word that the mice who saved her life 

are in danger. Together she and Gregor defend 

the Underlanders. 

“Paul Boehmer provides a rich narration that 

enhances this fast-paced adventure. Boehmer’s 

vocal characterizations entertain as much as 

they inform.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6484-0 • $55.00 



CODE OF CLAW 

Gregor learns the awful truth about the 

Prophecy of Time—it calls for his death. With 

an army of rats approaching, the entire existence 

of the Underland is in Gregor’s hands, 

and time is running out. 

“The resolution is bittersweet but faintly 

hopeful—a fitting end for an unflinchingly 

gutsy series whose deftly drawn characters have 

always lived dangerously.”—Kirkus Reviews 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6488-8 • $55.00 


KEVIN CROSSLEY-HOLLAND’S 

THE ARTHUR TRILOGY 

read by Michael Maloney 

“An excellent listening experience for any 

medieval or Arthurian fan.”—AudioFile 

THE SEEING STONE 

In this many-layered novel, King Arthur is 

seen as a mysterious presence influencing not 

just one time and place, but many. 

“This subtle yet brilliant picture of life on a 

medieval manor leaves vivid images in our 

minds long after we’ve finished the book.” 


“The excellent audio version invites a wide 

audience into this rich literary experience, and 

Maloney’s performance breathes immediacy 

into every nuance of plot and character.” 





7 CDs • 978-0-3075-8277-5 • $60.00 


AT THE CROSSING PLACES 

In late twelfth-century England, 13-year-old 

Arthur begins his new life as squire to Lord 

Stephen. 

“Actor Michael Maloney’s cultured British 

accent vividly evokes the sights and sounds of 

medieval village life during a tumultuous period 

in English history.”—School Library Journal 


8 CDs • 978-0-3075-8279-9 • $60.00 


KING OF THE MIDDLE MARCH 

Arthur de Caldicot waits eagerly in Venice 

for the start of the Fourth Crusade. But it’s 

now, when Arthur’s future should be clearest 

,that he feels the most doubt. 

“Michael Maloney rises to the challenge… 

Listeners will find much to savor in this 

recording.”—AudioFile 


8 CDs • 978-0-3075-8281-2 • $60.00 



THE DISNEY FAIRIES 

COLLECTIONS 

“Young fans of fairies and fantasy 

will adore these stories.” 



COLLECTION #1 

by Kiki Thorpe and Laura Driscoll 

read by Cassandra Morris and Alison Larkin 

Includes: The Trouble With Tink and Beck 

and the Great Berry Battle. 

2 CDs • 978-0-307-28562-1 • $24.00 



COLLECTION #2 

by Laura Driscoll and Kirsten Larsen 

read by Alissa Hunnicutt and Ashley Albert 

Includes: Vidia and the Fairy Crown and Lily’s 

Pesky Plant. 

“Young fans of fairies and fantasy will adore 

these stories.”—School Library Journal 

2 CDs • 978-0-307-28587-4 • $24.00 



COLLECTION #3 

by Lisa Padademitriou and Gail Herman 

read by Quincy Tyler Bernstine and 

Debra Wiseman 

Includes: Rani in the Mermaid Lagoon and 

Fira and the Full Moon. 

“Quincy Tyler Bernstine and Debra Wiseman 

expressively narrate the tales.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3802-5 • $24.00 



COLLECTION #4 

by Lara Bergen and Kitty Richards; read by 

Ashley Albert and Quincy Tyler Bernstine 

Includes: A Masterpiece for Bess and Prilla and 

the Butterfly Lie. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-5084-3 • $24.00 



COLLECTION #5 

by Kiki Thorpe and Kimberly Morris 

read by Cassandra Morris and 

Quincy Tyler Bernstine 

Includes: Tink, North of Neverland and Beck 

Beyond the Sea 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6148-1 • $24.00 



COLLECTION #6 

by Gail Herman; read by Ashley Albert and 

Kathleen McInerney 

Includes: Dulcie’s Taste of Magic and 

Silvermist and the Ladybug Curse. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6505-2 • $24.00 



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90 

KENNETH C. DAVIS’ 

DON’T KNOW 

MUCH ABOUT ® 

read by Oliver Wyman 

DON’T KNOW MUCH ABOUT ® 

AMERICAN HISTORY 

Incorporates recent research and discoveries 

about such timely topics as the end of the 

Cold War, former President Bill Clinton’s 

impeachment, the bizarre election of 2000 

and the events of September 11, 2001. 

“Oliver Wyman read[s] answers that are filled 

with dates, times, places, and lists. Wyman 

reads expressively and enthusiastically.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6133-7 • $50.00 



PLANET EARTH 

Take an entertaining trek around the globe 

and learn about the longest river, coldest 

desert, tallest waterfall, and much more with 

fascinating facts about the world’s most 

unusual places. 

“The format allows listeners to hear the 

correct pronunciation of place names, which is 

a plus. This makes for fascinating listening 

that will interest both children and adults.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6456-7 • $30.00 



WORLD MYTHS 

read by Jason Harris with 

John Bedford Lloyd 

An educational & entertaining survey of the 

great myths & legends of world civilizations. 

Introduces important world myths, examines 

their impact on history, and discusses their 

role in our modern lives. 

“Valuable as a quick reference to the highlights 

of world mythology.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-307-28382-5 • $38.00 


FRANKLIN W. DIXON’S 

THE HARDY BOYS 

read by Bill Irwin 

“Irwin is likely to convert a new 

generation to the Hardy Boys.” 


THE TOWER TREASURE 

After a dying criminal confesses that his loot 

has been stashed “in the tower,” the Hardy 

Boys make an astonishing discovery. 

“Terrific performance...Irwin engages listeners 

as the suspense unfolds.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5129-1 • $30.00 


THE HOUSE ON THE CLIFF 

When Mr. Hardy disappears investigating a 

mystery surrounding a haunted house, the 

Hardy Boys search for the truth. 

“Irwin reads...with clarity and familiarity.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6175-7 • $30.00 


THE SECRET OF THE OLD MILL 

In the old mill, Frank and Joe unravel two 

mysteries—one involving a counterfeiting case 

and the other, a national security case. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6453-6 • $30.00 


THE MISSING CHUMS 

When the Hardy Boys set out to solve the 

mystery of their missing chums, they discover 

a gang hideout on an island along the way. 

“A full repertoire of music and sound effects 

are used throughout the story to help push the 

action and set the atmosphere.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6696-7 • $30.00 


HUNTING FOR HIDDEN GOLD 

The Hardy Boys’s search for stolen gold 

leads them to an abandoned mine where in the 

depths of earth, they are attacked by outlaws. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6715-5 • $30.00 


THE SHORE ROAD MYSTERY 

The Hardy brothers try to find out who is 

behind a rash of automobile thefts. 

“Filled with action and plot twists, the mystery 

is ably read by Bill Irwin.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8221-8 • $30.00 


THE SECRET OF THE CAVES 

Frank and Joe discover a secret near a 

government radar installation. 

3 CDs • 978-0-307-58223-2 • $30.00 



JEANNE DUPRAU’S 

THE BOOKS OF EMBER 

“These engaging novels by Jeanne 

DuPrau make exceptional audiobooks.” 


THE CITY OF EMBER 

read by Wend Dillon 

The City of Ember was built underground 

as a last refuge for humans.Two hundred years 

later, the lamps that light the city are flickering. 

When Lina finds an ancient message, she’s 

sure it holds a secret to save the city. 

“Wendy Dillon’s rich, throaty tones describing 

Ember’s domescape are gloomily impeccable.” 



6 CDs • 978-1-4000-8983-3 • $50.00 


THE PEOPLE OF SPARKS 

read by Wendy Dillon 

Lina and Doon have emerged to the new 

world above, and soon after they are 

followed by the other inhabitants of Ember. 

But the town’s resources are limited and it isn’t 

long before resentment begins to grow 

between the two groups. 

“Dillon is an assured narrator presenting 

vibrant, believable characters…[T]his audiobook 

is well suited to upper elementary and 

middle school libraries that support social 

studies curriculum.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-1-4000-8990-1 • $55.00 


THE PROPHET OF YONWOOD 

read by Becky Ann Baker 

It’s 50 years before the settlement of the city 

of Ember, and the world is in crisis. 11-yearold 

Nickie and her aunt travel to the small 

town of Yonwood, where one of the town’s 

respected citizens has had a vision of fire and 

destruction. 

“Becky Ann Baker’s storytelling skills are 

showcased in her spirited narration.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3585-7 • $45.00 

Grade: RL: 5.0 • IL: 5-8 • LL: 760 • 6 hrs. 19 mins. S 

THE DIAMOND OF DARKHOLD 


It’s been several months since Lina and 

Doon escaped the dying city of Ember and 

joined the town of Sparks. Now above ground, 

they find a book that alludes to a device from 

before the Disaster. Together, they must return 

to retrieve what was lost and bring light to a 

dark world. 

“Katherine Kellgren skillfully narrates this satisfying 

tale, giving distinctive voices to all the 

colorful characters.”—School Library Journal 

“Katherine Kellgren’s performance makes this 

production sparkle…DuPrau’s teens continue 

to be admirable, clever, and resourceful, and 

Kellgren’s lively reading makes us know and 

like them.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6812-1 • $50.00 


CHANGE-UP 

Mystery at the World Series 

Teen reporters Stevie and Susan are covering 

baseball’s World Series. During an interview 

with a new hot pitcher they discover he’s hiding 

something. Let the investigation begin! 

“This book is an enjoyable trifecta of sports, 

mystery and journalism for young readers.” 


“The author narrates in a resonant New York 

voice that perfectly recreates the sports broadcasting 

environment…A perfect choice for 

sports fans.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8101-4 • $55.00 


COVER-UP 

Mystery at the Super Bowl 

Steve and Susan Carol know that the entire 

offensive line of the California Dreams football 

team have failed their drug tests and that 

the Dreams’ owner is trying to cover up the 

test results. These two teens just need to figure 

out how to prove it. 

“The fast moving action and frequent sports 

talk make this a good choice for football fans 

and reluctant readers.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6235-8 • $50.00 


LAST SHOT 

A Final Four Mystery 

EDGAR AWARD 

Stevie Thomas wins a writing contest earning 

him a press pass to the Final Four tournament. 

There he gets drawn into a mystery 

beyond the games on the court. 

“Feinstein’s narration captures the tempo of a 

basketball tournament from the staccato pace 

of noted announcer Dick Vitale to the frenzy 

of activity surrounding the basketball court.” 



5 CDs • 978-0-3072-0671-8 • $45.00 


THE CONCH BEARER 

read by Alan Cumming 

In India, a healer invites 12-year-old Anand 

to join him on a quest to return a magical 

conch to its rightful home in the Himalayan 

mountains. 

“Reader Alan Cumming’s voice echoes with 

this mysterious energy and the noisy streets of 

India...both story and reader are pungent with 

the spiced tea and the spiked lightning of 

Anand’s fantasy...”—AudioFile 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6464-2 • $45.00 


JOHN FEINSTEIN’S 

FINAL FOUR MYSTERIES 

read by the author 

CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI’S 

VANISHING ACT 

Mystery at the U.S. Open 

Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson are 

reunited to cover the U.S. Open Tennis 

Tournament and to solve the mystery behind 

the disappearance of a young Russian phenom. 

“Charming protagonists and “insider” tennis 

lore make this a fun listen.”—AudioFile 

“[Feinstein’s]vocal steadiness and sports knowledge 

will keep listeners attuned. The audio 

should find a ready audience among sports 

fans, especially those familiar with Feinstein’s 

novels.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3791-2 • $45.00 


THE RIVALRY 

Mystery at the Army-Navy Game 

Teen sportswriters Stevie and Susan Carol are 

thrilled to be covering “America’s Game.” Army 

and Navy have a rivalry like no other. Stevie 

and Susan Carol have been getting to know the 

players and coaches, but nothing is as it seems. 

“Fun for those who like the focus on the background 

of sports rather than the actual 

game.”—Kirkus 

“Sports fans, especially college football followers, 

will enjoy the behind-the-scenes look at the 

famous game.”—Booklist 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4587-3 • $35.00 


BROTHERHOOD OF THE CONCH SERIES 

THE MIRROR OF FIRE 

AND DREAMING 

read by James Langton 

Set in contemporary India as well as in the 

past, this story continues the adventures of 

Anand and his efforts to become a full fledged 

member of The Brotherhood of the Conch. 

“Langton delivers a superior performance… 

An imaginative, engaging addition to fantasy 

collections.”—School Library Journal 

★“Fans of The Conch Bearer will be every bit as 

riveted to this sequel.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6466-6 • $55.00 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD’S 

THE GREAT 

BRAIN SERIES 


THE GREAT BRAIN 

Ten-year-old Tom D. Fitzgerald is known to 

everyone as The Great Brain. J.D., The Great 

Brain’s always-admiring younger brother, tells 

his story. 

“The strength of his narration comes from his 

storyteller’s ability to build each adventure 

with suspense, warmth, humor, youthful 

indignation, and the matter-of-fact tone that 

Tom maintains through each crisis.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-4899-4 • $38.00 


MORE ADVENTURES 

OF THE GREAT BRAIN 

J.D. idolizes his older brother Tom, a.k.a. 

The Great Brain, a silver-tongued con artist 

with a genius for making a profit. No matter 

what the situation, The Great Brain will 

always find a way to turn it to his advantage. 

“McLarty’s performance has a forthright, 

innocent tone...”—AudioFile 

★“[THE GREAT BRAIN] emerges as 

possibly the youngest, and certainly one of the 

most engaging con men in print.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6685-1 • $30.00 


LOUISE FITZHUGH’S 

HARRIET M. WELSCH 

HARRIET THE SPY 

read by Anne Bobby 

Harriet M. Welsch writes everything she sees 

in her notebook. But her life is turned upside 

down when her classmates find her secret spy 

notebook and read it aloud. 

“Louise Fitzhugh’s novel comes to life in this 

superbly narrated recording. This recording of 

one of the best children’s books ever written 

will be an excellent addition to any school or 

public library collection.” 



6 CDs • 978-0-8072-1780-1 • $50.00 


HARRIET SPIES AGAIN 

read by Helen Ericson 

EDGAR AWARD—BEST JUVENILE MYSTERY 

Harriet is up to her old spying tricks when 

her beloved nanny, Ole Golly, returns without 

her husband, and Harriet’s friend, Sport, 

announces he has a crush on a schoolmate. 

“Helen Ericson has perfectly captured the 

voice and pacing of Fitzhugh’s original novel in 

a seamless rendering …fresh and enjoyable.” 




4 CDs • 978-0-8072-2015-3 • $38.00 

Grade: RL: 4.9 • IL: 5-8 LL: 700 • 4 hrs. 33 mins. 


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92 

CHARLIE HIGSON’S 

YOUNG BOND SERIES 


“Highly entertaining. . .young-adult 

beach reading from which the young 

adult can actually learn something.” 


SILVERFIN 

Young James Bond has just started boarding 

school in the 1930s. His first adventure is set in 

a remote castle in the Highlands of Scotland 

where mysterious things are starting to happen. 

“British actor Parker’s crisp delivery and quick 

pacing will hold readers rapt.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-3072-8575-1 • $55.00 


BLOOD FEVER 

Summer vacation begins and James Bond is 

looking forward to the school trip to Sardinia. 

Soon, James discovers that the seemingly peaceful 

island harbors strange secrets. James learns 

that the Millennaria is still active. 

“A high seas adventure, a land chase, gladiator 

fights, and Mediterranean festivals make 

BLOOD FEVER a satisfying listen for middle 

school students.”—School Library Journal 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-4870-3 • $55.00 


DOUBLE OR DIE 

A professor is kidnapped at gunpoint. A 

letter filled with cryptic codes and clues arrives 

at Eton. Young James Bond has only 48 hours 

to crack these codes and clues to save the 

professor from the dark forces that threaten to 

destroy them both. 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6193-1 • $55.00 


“Higson doesn’t skimp on the action, 

gripping the listener at every suspenseful 

turn. Nathaniel Parker’s narration is 

nothing short of outstanding...[his] 

global potpourri keeps Bond’s daring 

adventures right on track.”—AudioFile 

BRUCE HALE’S 

CHET GECKO MYSTERIES 

read by Jon Cryer 

CHET GECKO, PRIVATE EYE 

Volume 1 

Chet Gecko must find a classmate’s missing 

brother and unravel the mystery of why 

Principal Zero is so mean. Includes: The 

Chameleon Wore Chartreuse and The Mystery of 

Mr. Nice. 

“Jon Cryer flawlessly personifies Chet Gecko, 

private eye…”—AudioFile 

“Jon Cryer does a fine job of voice inflection to 

portray each character. Teachers will want to 

use this for listening pleasure as well as to teach 

the mystery genre.”—School Library Journal 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6436-9 • $24.00 


CHET GECKO, PRIVATE EYE 

Volume 2 

In these hilarious mysteries, Chet Gecko 

must save his school from zombies, and figure 

out who’s stealing from the cafeteria. Includes: 

The Big Nap and Farewell, My Lunchbag. 

“[Cryer] ably creates different voices for each 

character, going from sinister sibilance to 

dopey good humor.”—School Library Journal 

“A hilarious and appealing performance for all 

ages…These are two great stories for the whole 

family.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1782-5 • $30.00 


WILL HOBBS’ 

ADVENTURES OF 

JASON HAWTHORN 

read by Boyd Gaines 

JASON’S GOLD 

When news of the discovery of gold 

in Canada’s Yukon hits fifteen-year-old Jason, 

he embarks on a 5,000-mile journey to strike 

it rich. 

“[Gaines] steady, but excited voice adds extra 

suspense to each dramatic event.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-6709-4 • $45.00 


DOWN THE YUKON 

When a race to Nome is announced with a 

$20,000 prize, Jason and the girl he loves, set 

out on the journey together in their canoe. 

“Boyd Gaines’ narration is appropriately lively, 

as is the occasional background music that 

complements this daring tale…”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6717-9 • $38.00 


See page 50 for GHOST CANOE 

CATHERINE JINK’S 

GENIUS SERIES 


EVIL GENIUS 

Cadel Piggott, who has a genius IQ, and is 

studying for his World Domination degree 

at the Axis Institute, which was founded by 

criminal mastermind Dr. Phineas Darkkon. 

When Cadel falls for the brilliant Kay-Lee, he 

begins to question the moral implications of 

his studies. 

★“Jinks’s whiplash-inducing suspense writing 

will gratify fans of Anthony Horowitz’s hightech 

spy scenarios.”—Booklist, starred review 

★“Jinks sets up a compelling world of lies, 

deceit, and betrayal that will have lovers of 

mystery or computer-based investigation on 

the edge as they devour this page-turner.” 


13 CDs • 978-0-7393-5082-9 • $85.00 


GENIUS SQUAD 

Cadel needs round-the-clock surveillance 

now that the Axis Institute for World 

Domination has been blown up; Dr. Phineas 

Darkkon has died; and Prosper English is in 

jail. But nobody wants Cadel. Finally he is 

taken in by the Genius Squad. 

★“[T]his sequel [is] as gripping, devilish and 

wonderfully dark as its predecessor.” 


“Eyre brings energy and nuance to her reading 

of this sequel to Evil Genius.”—Booklist 

13 CDs • 978-0-7393-7126-8 • $75.00 


THE GENIUS WARS 

After abandoning a life of deception Cadel 

has a new life. But when his best friend is 

attacked, it’s up to him to save her. Soon 

Cadel’s back in the depths of the criminal 

activity he thought he left behind. 

★“Cyber-espionage takes both front seats in 

this conclusion to the outstanding Genius 

series…the climax is taut, absorbing and tantalizingly 

ambiguous.”—Kirkus, starred review 

“Consistently entertaining…Eyre maintains a 

consistent pace and fluid expressiveness. Plot 

and character foibles lend themselves well to 

audio, and Eyre never resorts to stereotypes.” 


10 CDs • 978-0-3077-4615-3 • $70.00 


See pages 13 and 76 for more 

titles by Catherine Jinks

CAROLYN KEENE’S 

NANCY DREW 

read by Laura Linney 

THE SECRET OF THE OLD CLOCK 

Nancy Drew’s keen mind is tested when she 

searches for a missing will. 

“Laura Linney gives a good portrait of the 

clever, earnest girl…Nancy shines.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5128-4 • $30.00 


THE HIDDEN STAIRCASE 

Teenage detective Nancy Drew works to 

solve the mysterious happenings in an old 

stone mansion. 

“Laura Linney aptly captures the essence of 

Nancy and all of the other characters.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5529-9 • $30.00 


THE BUNGALOW MYSTERY 

Nancy believes her friend’s guardians are 

trying to steal her inheritance. As she begins to 

investigate, she has a perilous experience near 

the deserted bungalow. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5530-5 • $30.00 


THE MYSTERY AT LILAC INN 

Nancy finds herself in danger when she tries 

to solve the mystery of the old inn, which is 

believed to be jinxed. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5531-2 • $30.00 


THE SECRET OF 

SHADOW RANCH 

Nancy Drew and her friends find themselves 

involved in the mystery of a haunted ranch 

while on vacation in Arizona. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6451-2 • $30.00 


THE SECRET OF RED GATE FARM 

The mystery involves Black Snake Colony, 

a cult who holds strange meetings next door. A 

mysterious cave and a code to decipher lead 

Nancy on the trail of a ring of counterfeiters! 

3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8217-1 • $30.00 


THE CLUE IN THE DIARY 

Nancy Drew is approaching a house when 

it suddenly explodes and erupts in flames. 

Finding a diary at the scene, she follows its 

lead to solve a missing-person case that 

involves a swindler. 

“Laura Linney has a matronly voice, expressive 

and sufficient of itself…”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3075-8219-5 • $30.00 


KATIE KAZOO, SWITCHEROO 

Books 1 & 2 

Katie is an ordinary third-grader except for 

one very extraordinary problem: one day, she 

saw a shooting star and wished that she could 

be anybody but herself. Now, she keeps turning 

into other people when she least expects it. 

Includes: Anyone But Me and Out to Lunch! 

“Anne Bobby reads the books at a brisk pace, 

creating different voices for each character.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3072-0689-3 • $24.00 



Books 3 & 4 

In these two stories, life gets turned upside 

down when Katie is transformed into her best 

friend’s baby sister and a boy in her class. 

Includes: Oh Baby! and Girls Don’t Have 

Cooties. 

“Bobby aptly captures all of the fresh-faced, 

self-centered attitudes of these youngsters, 

while infusing the right amount of caring and 

hope into their personalities.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-3072-8180-7 • $24.00 



Books 5 & 6 

In these two “switcheroo” stories, Katie turns 

into Mr. Cane, the school principal and a very 

strict camp counselor. Includes: I Hate Rules! 

and Get Lost! 

2 CDs • 978-0-3072-4571-7 • $24.00 



Books 7 & 8 

In this two story collection Katie turns into 

Becky, the new girl in class, and into her own 

dog, Pepper. Includes: Drat! You Copycat! and 

Doggone It! 

“Actress Anne Bobby’s narration is fluid and 

engaging, and Katie’s fans will be entertained 

by this wonderful audiobook.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-3622-9 • $24.00 


“This series could be a feminine 

contender to rival Dav Pilkey’s 

‘Captain Underpants’ series…” 


NANCY KRULIK’S 


read by Anne Bobby 

Illustration 

© John & Wendy 



Books 9 & 10 

In this two story collection, Katie turns into 

Louie the chef, the owner of her favorite pizza 

shop. Then she transforms into the world’s 

most popular child actress. Includes: Any Way 

You Slice It! and Quiet on the Set! 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-5142-0 • $24.00 



Books 11 & 12 

In these two stories, Katie turns into her 

teacher, Mrs. Derkman, a Teacher of the Year 

contest finalist, and the mean museum guide 

who is ruining their fun fieldtrip. Includes: No 

Messin’ With My Lesson and No Bones About It. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7138-1 • $24.00 



Books 13 & 14 

Wishes do come true but often in the 

strangest ways. In these two stories, Katie turns 

into her best friend, Suzanne, and tough Coach 

Debbie. Includes: On Your Mark, Get Set, 

Laugh! and Friends for Never. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7142-8 • $24.00 


KATIE KAZOO, SWITCHEROO: 

Books 15 & 16 

In these two stories everyone is in the 

Valentine spirit, but Katie is not into all this 

mushy gushy stuff! Then Katie and Suzanne 

are so excited, they won tickets to see their 

favorite rock group! 

Includes: Love Stinks! and Bad Rap. 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-7144-2 • $24.00 



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94 

LIZ KESSLER’S 

EMILY WINDSNAP 

read by Finty Williams 

THE TAIL OF EMILY WINDSNAP 

When twelve-year-old Emily Windsnap is 

finally allowed to take swimming lessons, she 

makes a startling discovery—she’s a mermaid! 

“This audiobook will appeal to young girls 

who enjoy a good fantasy adventure.” 


“This delightful story is given an energetic 

reading by Finty Williams. Her sprightly voice 

has a pixie quality that is a delight to hear.” 


4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8984-0 • $38.00 



MONSTER FROM THE DEEP 

Emily Windsnap loves everything about her 

island home. But when she accidentally wakes 

a sea monster from his 100-year sleep, she puts 

the island’s other inhabitants in jeopardy. 

“With a sparkling energy and humor, Finty 

Williams brings to life the new adventures and 

travails of a likable half-mermaid tween.” 


”For Emily, Williams exudes freshness and 

curiosity; for her nemesis, Mandy, Williams 

deprecates and whines. The urgency of calming 

the Kraken comes through in pacing and 

elongated narration.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3558-1 • $38.00 



CASTLE IN THE MIST 

When Emily discovers an old diamond ring, 

she finds herself under a curse: she’ll cease to be 

half-human and half-mermaid unless she can 

break the curse before it’s too late. 

“This quick read is light and charming but also 

heartfelt.”—VOYA 

“Finty Williams’s British accent perfectly captures 

Emily’s voice and the occasional 

Briticisms. Young girls will gladly be swept 

away by this light-hearted fantasy. Purchase 

where the previous volumes and fairy stories 

are popular.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-0617-1 • $38.00 


See page 9 for EMILY WINDSNAP 

AND THE SIREN’S SECRET 

KATY KELLY’S 

LUCY ROSE 


LUCY ROSE: HERE’S 

THE THING ABOUT ME 

Meet Lucy Rose, a not-so-average girl with a 

not-so-boring life. Intelligent, charming, and 

hilarious, Lucy Rose can tell you everything 

about herself because she has written it all 

down in her journal. 

“Engagingly and believably portraying the 

spunky first-person narrator, Tara Sands 

immediately convinces listeners that she herself 

is age eight.”—Booklist 

2 CDs • 978-1-4000-9503-2 • $24.00 


LUCY ROSE: BIG ON PLANS 

Lucy Rose is big on fun and big on plans. 

But, she also has some serious work to do. She 

has to come up with a way to stop her parents’s 

separation from turning into a divorce. 

“Tara Sands captures Lucy’s young girl’s 

voice…The book’s language is rich and the 

characters are likable.”—Booklist 

“Tara Sands is a convincing, invincible, and 

egocentric charmer….Fans of Junie B. Jones or 

Judy Moody will find a compatriot in Lucy 

Rose.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-4627-1 • $30.00 


SUE LIMB’S 

JESS JORDAN SERIES 


GIRL, 15, CHARMING 

BUT INSANE 

This is the story of Jess and her struggles with 

her friend, Flora, a few love interests, her mom, 

her grandma, and her absent father. 

“Kellgren pulls out all the stops as she takes on 

the persona of Jess and her friends with vitality 

and flair.”—AudioFile 

“Both the tongue-in-cheek humor and the 

laugh-out-loud moments are well delivered.” 

—Curriculum Connections 

6 CDs • 978-1-4000-9482-0 • $45.00 


GIRL, NEARLY 16, 

ABSOLUTE TORTURE 

Jess had the perfect summer planned until 

her mother announces a two-week road trip to 

Cornwall to visit Jess’s dad. Little does Jess 

know a surprise awaits her when she visits her 

dad for the first time in years. 

“Katherine Kellgren maintains the exaggerated 

melodrama of adolescence in her reading.” 


“Kellgren’s exuberant, seemingly effortless 

telling captures Jess’s teen angst.”—VOYA 

5 CDs • 978-0-3072-4626-4 • $45.00 



CAROLINE LAWRENCE’S 

THE ROMAN MYSTERIES 

“Lawrence combines vivid period 

details and graceful imagery with a 

thrilling pace.”—Booklist 

THE THIEVES OF OSTIA 

read by Kim Hicks 

When the dogs on her street start dying, 

Flavia is determined to find out who is killing 

them—and why. Her investigation leads her to 

three new friends. 

★“The information is skillfully woven into the 

story, providing details that heighten readers’ 

interest. An enjoyable mystery, and more.” 


“Even Kim Hicks’s British accent, while it isn’t 

Roman in any way, reinforces the narrative, 

lending it a classical formality. This book is calculated 

to make any first-year course in Latin 

come alive.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8200-3 • $38.00 


THE SECRETS OF VESUVIUS 

read by Kim Hicks 

It’s the summer of A.D.79, and Flavia and 

her friends set sail for the Bay of Naples. Then 

Mount Vesuvius erupts and the children are 

fleeing for their lives in one of the worst 

natural disasters ever recorded. 

“The interaction among the children...keeps 

the story moving. The climax, the eruption of 

Vesuvius, uses many historical details that add 

excitement and verisimilitude.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8204-1 • $38.00 


THE PIRATES OF POMPEII 


It’s A.D.79, following the eruption of Mount 

Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii. 

Among the thousands of people 

huddled in refugee camps are Flavia Gemina 

and her friends. They discover that children are 

being kidnapped from the camps. 

“The search for the missing children is fast 

paced and in several instances peril seems 

imminent.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3075-8206-5 • $38.00 


THE ASSASSINS OF ROME 


September, A.D. 79. Flavia Gemina, Nubia, 

and Lupus realize that Jonathan has gone on a 

secret quest to Rome and they are determined 

to find him. 

“A fast-paced adventure.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3603-8 • $38.00 

Grade: RL: 5.0 • IL: 3-7 • LL: NA • 4 hrs. 24 mins.

BETTY MACDONALD’S 

MRS. PIGGLE-WIGGLE 

read by Karen White 


Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle lives in an upside-down 

house and smells like cookies. She was even 

married to a pirate once. Most of all, she 

knows everything about children. She can even 

cure them of any ailment. 

“White perfectly captures the voices of the 

children as well as the desperation of the 

parents… This recording will find a large 

audience in public libraries and elementary 

school libraries.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-0738-8 • $30.00 


HELLO, MRS. PIGGLE-WIGGLE 

Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle has a way with children, 

good and bad. This time she must deal with a 

bully, a slowpoke, a crybaby and a show-off. 

She has positive cures for Answer-Backers, 

Never-Want-to-Go-to-Bedders, and other 

boys and girls with strange habits. 

“Listeners will be amused by the cures. White 

narrates the story with excellent pacing.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5095-9 • $30.00 


MRS. PIGGLE-WIGGLE’S MAGIC 

The children love Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, 

because she is lots of fun. Parents love her 

because she can cure children of bad habits. 

The treatments are unusual, but they work! 

“Karen White is a fine narrator…White is as 

no-nonsense as Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle herself.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5517-6 • $30.00 


MRS. PIGGLE-WIGGLE’S FARM 

Ms. Piggle-Wiggle has left her upside-down 

town house and has moved to a farm in the 

country. With the help of her cows and pigs 

and horses, she’s still curing girls and boys of 

their bad habits. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-3098-2 • $30.00 


HAPPY BIRTHDAY, 


by Betty MacDonald & 

Anne MacDonald Canham 

Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle is back with a brandnew 

bundle of wonderfully magical cures for 

any bad habit. And while Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle 

is working her magic, the kids are working 

some of their own, planning a birthday bash! 

“A delightful and humorous listening experience 

that will appeal as much to children today 

as the original Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle stories did 

to another generation 50 years ago.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6152-8 • $24.00 


ANN M. MARTIN’S AND 

LAURA GODWIN’S 

DOLLHOUSE 

ADVENTURES 

read by Lynn Redgrave 

THE DOLL PEOPLE 

The 100-year-old Doll family—beautifully 

crafted china dolls—meet their new neighbors, 

the Funcrafts, a doll family made of plastic. 

“Veteran actress Lynn Redgrave’s narration 

gives the illusion of the story being read by an 

entire cast.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6434-5 • $30.00 


THE MEANEST DOLL 

IN THE WORLD 

When Annabelle Doll and Tiffany Funcraft 

accidentally hitch a ride to Kate’s school in her 

backpack, they find themselves in a wholly 

unfamiliar world where they meet an evil 

princess doll, Mean Mimi. 

“Redgrave does an admirable job of voicing the 

various characters and imbuing Mimi with a 

sly, sneering intonation.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-8072-2005-4 • $38.00 


THE RUNAWAY DOLLS 

When Annabelle Doll and Tiffany Funcraft’s 

new friend, Till May, is at risk of being sent 

back to England, Annabelle and Tiffany run 

away to keep the family together. 

“Lynn Redgrave narrates with a measured 

cadence that allows the story to gently unfold, 

and her distinct vocalizations for each of the 

dolls make it easy to follow the plot.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7181-7 • $38.00 



Ann M. Martin 


MEGAN MCDONALD’S 

STINK 

read by Nancy Cartwright 

STINK: THE INCREDIBLE 

SHRINKING KID 

Stink is the shortest one in his family and the 

shortest second grader in his class. 

“Will keep listeners glued to their headphones...Appropriate 

for group or individual 


Capitol Choices: AudioBooks Too Good to Miss 

1 CD • 978-0-3072-0669-5 • $20.00 


STINK AND THE INCREDIBLE 

SUPER-GALACTIC JAWBREAKER 

When Stink buys a mammoth jawbreaker 

that doesn’t break his jaw, he writes a letter of 

complaint—and receives a ten-pound box of 

21,280 jawbreakers for his trouble! 

“Not only a boisterously entertaining audiobook, 

but a delightful educational tool as well.” 


“Nancy Cartwright shines as narrator. Her 

intensity…What a delightfully painless way to 

bone up on letter-writing skills!”—AudioFile 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3589-5 • $20.00 


STINK AND THE WORLD’S 

WORST SUPER-STINKY SNEAKERS 

STINK AND THE GREAT 

GUINEA PIG EXPRESS 

by Megan McDonald 

read by Nancy Cartwright 

Two great titles on one audio join Stink on a 

class field trip to the science museum where he 

discovers that his very own nose has amazing 

sniffing abilities. Soon the new junior olfactory 

wiz is engrossed in toilet water, corpse flowers, 

and all things smelly. Then join Stink as he 

jumps aboard the Great Guinea Pig Express. 

“Stink is a delightful protagonist, comical and 

bright.”—School Library Journal 

“Cartwright (best known as the voice of Bart 

Simpson energizes the stories with her quick 

reading pace…kids who love Stink will be 

delighted with the audio version of two humorous 

chapter books.”—Booklist 

2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6387-4 • $24.00 


STINK: SOLAR SYSTEM 

SUPERHERO 

When Stink learns that Pluto has flunked out 

of the Milky Way for being too shrimpy, he 

takes a stand for the sake of little planets (and 

little people) everywhere. 

“Nancy Cartwright does a nice job of pacing 

the story and gives the major characters unique 

and suitable voices. Fans of the series as well as 

newcomers will enjoy this zany tale.” 


“The funny words (“double freaky-deaky”) and 

silly scenarios, make for a fast read about the 

triumph of the little guy and the wonders of the 

universe.”—Booklist 

1 CD • 978-0-3077-3850-9 • $15.00 



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96 

HILARY MCKAY’S 

STORIES OF THE 

CASSON FAMILY 

SAFFY’S ANGEL 

read by Julia Sawalha 

Saffy learns she was adopted and this changes 

the relationship with her eccentric family. 

“This splendid book is superbly narrated, and 

is sure to entertain listeners.”—AudioFile 






4 CDs • 978-1-4000-8986-4 • $38.00 


INDIGO’S STAR 

read by Helen Lederer 

Indigo returns to school after missing an 

entire term due to illness and dreads having to 

deal with the school bullies again. 

“Lederer’s narration is lilting and flows well.” 


4 CDs • 978-1-4000-9485-1 • $38.00 


PERMANENT ROSE 

read by Sophie Aldred 

Rose enters into a life of petty crime and a 

trip to London to visit with her father leads to 

a startling revelation. 

“Sophie Aldred’s narration is engaging and 

energetic.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8464-8 • $38.00 


KAI MEYER’S 

THE DARK 

REFLECTIONS TRILOGY 

THE WATER MIRROR 

read by Toby Longworth 

Merle and Juniper are orphans apprenticed 

to a magical mirror maker. When they 

stumble across a plot to capture the Venetians’ 

only protection, they are thrown into a 

wild adventure. 

“Reader Toby Longworth invigorates this 

peculiar tale…Longworth shines.”—AudioFile 

“Longworth is a masterful storyteller.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-3072-8570-6 • $45.00 


THE STONE LIGHT 

read by Simon Vance 

Merle and Serafin continue their battle to 

save Venice from the Egyptians. Merle—and 

the Flowing Queen within her—are traveling 

to Hell to seek the help of Lord Light. 

“The landscapes and creatures the characters 

encounter are jaw dropping.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-4849-9 • $55.00 


EOIN MCNAMEE 

CITY OF TIME 


THE NAVIGATOR 

One day the world around Owen shifts 

oddly—time flows backward, and the world 

and family he knew disappear. Time must be 

set right, and Owen has a terrifying role to play. 

“Kirby Heyborne’s fine performance draws the 

listener into this time-travel tale that presents a 

new and unusual twist.”—AudioFile 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-4852-9 • $55.00 


CITY OF TIME 

Cati summons Owen and Dr. Diamond and 

alerts them that time is running out and people 

fear the world will soon come to an end. To discover 

what’s gone wrong, Cati, Owen and the 

Doctor must take an astonishing journey to the 

City of Time. 

“The swift action sweeps the reader along.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-6480-2 • $55.00 


THE FROST CHILD 

Twice the Harsh have tried to destroy time, 

and twice, Owen and the Resisters stopped 

them. The Harsh and their fleet are hunting 

down the Navigator, eager for revenge. 

“The action is intense and mysteries are cleverly 

solved as McNamee skillfully weaves multiple 

plot strands together. The large cast of characters 

and ingenious contraptions are as 

intriguing as ever. The conclusion is wholly satisfying.”—Booklist 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-8040-6 • $55.00 



SARAH MLYNOWSKI’S 

MAGIC IN 

MANHATTAN SERIES 


BRAS & BROOMSTICKS 

When Rachel learns that her beautiful 

younger sister is a witch, she feels like she could 

use a little magic herself! 

“Mlynowski has a real ear for dialogue, and she 

displays a keen understanding of teen mores.” 


“[Meyers’] voice will invite teen listeners to 

relate to the ensuing trials and tribulations.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-3072-0684-8 • $55.00 


FROGS & FRENCH KISSES 

Rachel has finally accepted the outrageously 

unfair fact that her younger sister, Miri, has 

magical powers. But now the whole witchcraft 

thing is spiraling out of control. Suddenly the 

fate of everything is in Rachel’s hands—her 

family, the world, senior prom. 

“Just as sweet and funny as its predecessor.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-7943-1 • $55.00 


PARTIES & POTIONS 

Everyone’s preparing for a magical party 

called a Samsorta, the debutante ball for 

witches. And it wouldn’t be a ball without 

warlocks. There’s definitely more magic in 

Manhattan when Rachel starts sophomore year 

at JFK High. 

“Ariadne Meyers gives each character a distinct 

voice and personality. She does a superb 

job.”—School Library Journal 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-7949-3 • $55.00 


SPELLS & SLEEPING BAGS 

No Manhattan for her this summer— 

Rachel’s spending her vacation at Camp Wood 

Lake. But she’s having some serious issues. 

Good thing Rachel’s a witch. 

“Swiftly paced and convincingly narrated with 

doses of humor and familial poignancy, listeners 

will be thoroughly engaged... This fun listen 

will leave fans wanting more of Rachel.” 


“The youthfulness of Ariadne Myers’ voice will 

invite teen listeners to relate to the ensuing 

trials and tribulations.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-7946-2 • $55.00 


See page 71 for GIMME A CALL

TWILIGHT 

When 17-year-old Bella leaves Phoenix to 

live with her father in Forks, Washington, she 

meets an exquisitely handsome boy at school 

for whom she feels an overwhelming attraction 

and who she comes to realize is hiding a grave 

secret. 

“Through Kadushin’s narration, Bella emerges 

as a sensible, thoughtful teen.”—VOYA 


11 CDs • 978-0-3072-8296-5 • $75.00 


NEW MOON 

For Bella Swan, there is one thing more 

important than life itself: Edward Cullen. But 

being in love with a vampire is more dangerous 

than Bella could ever have imagined. Edward 

has already rescued Bella from the clutches of 

one evil vampire, but now their troubles may 

be just beginning. 

“Ilyana Kadushin reads with flair and evocative 

voicing.”—School Library Journal 

12 CDs • 978-0-7393-3779-0 • $80.00 


ECLIPSE 

As Seattle is ravaged by killings and an angry 

vampire continues her quest for revenge, Bella 

finds herself in danger. Again she is forced to 

choose between her love for Edward and her 

friendship with Jacob. And her decision will 

ignite the ageless struggle between vampire and 

werewolf. 

“Ilyana Kadushin’s performance is particularly 

stellar…”—Booklist 

“Ilyana Kadushin skillfully brings Bella to 

life.”—School Library Journal 

13 CDs • 978-0-7393-6099-6 • $80.00 


“Summer is an ideal time to 

market, promote, and use your 

audiobook collection to tap into 

the enjoyment first experienced 

during story times and readalouds. 

Librarians and parents 

know how much kids love 

having stories read to them 

and audiobooks are a simple 

extension of that.” 

—Stephanie A. Squicciarini 

Teen Services Librarian 

Fairport (NY) Public Library 

STEPHANIE MEYER’S 

THE TWILIGHT SAGA 

read by Ilyana Kadushin 

“Ilyana Kadushin makes the infinitely romantic tale of star-crossed lovers 

resonate with a bittersweet edge.”—School Library Journal 

BREAKING DAWN 

Fans of Bella, Edward, and Jacob will stampede 

to snatch up the newest installment in 

this bestselling vampire love series. In this riveting 

fourth novel, questions will be answered 

and the fate of Bella and Edward will be 

revealed. 

“Both readers portray the under-the-surface 

tenseness in this unreal intertwining of vampires 

and werewolves.”—Booklist 

16 CDs • 978-0-7393-6769-8 • $90.00 


THE SHORT SECOND LIFE OF 

BREE TANNER: An Eclipse 

Novella 

by Stephenie Meyer; read by Emma Galvin 

The devastating story of Bree Tanner, and 

the newborn army as they prepare to close in 

on Bella Swan and the Cullens. 

“Emma Galvin’s smoky voice draws us a striking 

portrait of Bree Tanner’s precarious final 

days…a satisfying listen for fans of the 

series.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-4683-2 • $28.00 


“Thanks to Kadushin’s…consistently smooth delivery and her 

plausibility as a teen navigating heartbreak, hormones and confusion, 

listeners are likely to hang on for the many fever-pitch moments 

of suspense here.”—Publishers Weekly 


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THE KEYS TO THE KINGDOM 

read by Allan Corduner 

MISTER MONDAY 

A mysterious house is the doorway to a very 

mysterious world—where one boy is about to 

venture and unlock fantastical secrets. 

“Narrator Allan Corduner’s dramatic narration 

splendidly brings the book to life with his 

many character voices...This dynamic recording 

will be popular with fantasy fans.” 


“Corduner’s vocal flexibility is the key to this 

enjoyable audiobook.”—AudioFile 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3127-9 • $55.00 


GRIM TUESDAY 

Arthur doesn’t think he will ever return to 

the strange house that nearly killed him. But 

Tuesday brings new challenges in the form of 

an enemy named Grim Tuesday, who threatens 

both Arthur’s family and his world. 

“Allan Corduner captures the feel of Arthur’s 

excitement, fear, surprise, and wonder, and 

creates voices for all of the different characters, 

allowing the story to unfold at just the right 

pace.”—School Library Journal 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-3128-6 • $50.00 


DROWNED WEDNESDAY 

Everyone is after Arthur, even Drowned 

Wednesday, whose gluttony threatens both her 

world and Arthur’s. As Arthur gets closer to 

the heart of his quest, the suspense and mystery 

grow more intense. 

“Allan Corduner delightfully presents the 

myriad of creatures with a mix of formality 

and whimsy. He does a masterful job with the 

dark characters and subtle humor of this imaginative 

fantasy.”—AudioFile 

7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3129-3 • $55.00 


GARTH NIX’S 

“Arthur Penhaligon’s adventures are absorbing and entertaining, with worthy 

characters and thought-provoking situations.”—School Library Journal 

SIR THURSDAY 

Following their adventures in the Border Sea, 

Arthur and Leaf head for home. But Arthur is 

blocked because someone…or something…has 

assumed his identity and is taking over his life. 

“May be the best yet…Corduner portrays 

young Arthur Penhaligon…with just the right 

touch of growing confidence in his new leadership.”—AudioFile 

“Allan Corduner does a masterful job.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-3072-8568-3 • $55.00 


LADY FRIDAY 

For Arthur, the week is getting worse. Four of 

the seven Trustees have been defeated and their 

Keys taken. Suzy Blue and Fred Gold Numbers 

have been captured by the Piper. Superior 

Saturday is causing trouble wherever she can. 

Amidst all this trouble, Arthur must weigh an 

offer from Lady Friday that is either a cunning 

trap or a golden opportunity he must seize. 

“Those new to the series will…enjoy the 

distinctive and delightful voices of each 

character narrated by Allan Corduner.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-7393-5096-6 • $55.00 


SUPERIOR SATURDAY 

Arthur has wrested five of the Keys from 

their immortal guardians, the Trustees of the 

Will. But gaining the Sixth Key poses a greater 

challenge than any he has ever faced before. 

Superior Saturday is not just one of the 

Trustees, she is also the oldest Denizen and the 

most powerful and knowledgeable sorcerer 

within the House. 

5 CDs • 978-0-7393-7365-1 • $55.00 


LORD SUNDAY 

Arthur Penhaligon is back in his last adventure. 

He must complete his quest to save the 

Kingdom he is heir to...and Arthur’s world. 

Will Arthur be able to defeat Lord Sunday? 

“Corduner dramatizes the complexity of the 

series’ moral dilemmas through his outstanding 

characterizations. Hearing the story through 

these well-crafted voices, listeners will have 

total confidence in Nix’s imaginary world” 


“Corduner does a particularly commendable 

job as he brings the grand story to its ultimate 

conclusion with just the right pacing to capture 

the pressure, fear, and possibility of the final 

moments.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-7368-2 • $55.00 



SABRIEL TRILOGY 

read by Tim Curry 

“Tim Curry brings authority to the 

reading, grounding the fantastic elements 

with nuance of character and depth of 

emotion.”—AudioFile 

SABRIEL 

Sabriel, daughter of the necromancer 

Abhorsen, must journey into the mysterious 

Old Kingdom to rescue her father from the 

Land of the Dead. 

“Actor Tim Curry’s outstanding reading draws 

every nuance of meaning from the text and 

gives added dramatic tone to an already 

sensation rich text.”—School Library Journal 

“Tim Curry brings authority to the reading, 

grounding the fantastic elements with nuance 

of character and depth of emotion...as the 

breathless adventure comes to a close, listeners 

can rejoice in being able to continue the series 

with LIRAEL and ABHORSEN.”—AudioFile 



10 CDs • 978-0-8072-1605-7 • $70.00 


LIRAEL 

When a dangerous necromancer threatens 

to unleash a long-buried evil, Lirael and Prince 

Sameth are drawn into a battle to save the Old 

Kingdom and reveal their true destinies. 

“Tony ® [award] nominee Tim Curry is a skillful 

narrator...”—School Library Journal 



13 CDs • 978-0-8072-2008-5 • $85.00 


ABHORSEN 

Together with Prince Sameth, Mogget, and 

the Disreputable Dog, Lireal must forestall the 

waking of an unspeakable evil before it has the 

chance to wield its powers of destruction. 

“[Tim Curry’s] rich voice and elegant pacing 

are a perfect match for the high fantasy and 

apocalyptic drama of this final volume.” 




10 CDs • 978-1-4000-8611-5 • $70.00 


JENNY NIMMO’S 

THE CHILDREN OF 

THE RED KING 

read by Simon Russell Beale 

MIDNIGHT FOR CHARLIE BONE 

Things seem a bit different at Bloor’s 

Academy this semester. Charlie and Emma 

discover an invisible boy in the attic and fight 

the evil powers that placed him there. 

“Fans of the Jim Dale versions of Harry Potter 

will feel right at home listening to Beale’s rich 

Shakespearean voice…”—The Horn Book 



6 CDs • 978-1-4000-8614-6 • $50.00 


CHARLIE BONE AND 

THE TIME TWISTER 

It is 1916 and Henry is at Bloor’s Academy 

playing marbles on a cold winter day. When 

he plays with a marblelike ball it transports 

Henry to the present day Bloor’s Academy. 

“Beale adds wonder to this book with his rich 

baritone reading.”—AudioFile 


6 CDs • 978-0-3072-4566-3 • $50.00 



THE INVISIBLE BOY 

Charlie and Emma discover an invisible boy 

named Ollie Sparks living in the attic of 

Bloor’s Academy. 

“Simon Russell Beale keeps this good-hearted 

fantasy going with a smooth delivery, subtle 

vocalizations, and high energy.”—AudioFile 

6 CDs • 978-0-3072-4567-0 • $50.00 



THE CASTLE OF MIRRORS 

Charlie Bone’s power takes on a new dimension 

at Bloor’s Academy. There is a new cast of 

characters including Joshua Tilpin, who 

appears to be magnetic. 

“Beale’s pacing keeps the listener on edge.” 


6 CDs • 978-0-3072-8460-0 • $50.00 



THE HIDDEN KING 

When Charlie turns 12 on New Year’s Eve, 

the Flame Cats give him a grave warning. The 

shadow from the Red King will do anything to 

keep Charlie from finding his father. 

“Narrator Simon Russell Beale gives each 

character a distinct and recognizable voice.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-7393-3606-9 • $55.00 


CHRISTOPHER PAOLINI’S 

THE INHERITANCE 

CYCLE 

read by Gerard Doyle 

“Narrator Gerard Doyle magnificently 

delivers the rich characters, especially the 

humble but gifted young Eragon.” 


ERAGON 

Fifteen-year-old Eragon believes that he is 

merely an orphan taken in by relatives. Soon he 

discovers that nothing is further from the truth. 

When his destiny as Dragon Rider is revealed, 

Eragon is swept into a dangerous tapestry of 

magic, glory, and power. 

“Thanks to Doyle’s superlative British-accented 

narration, this sweeping epic soars...Listeners 

are left cheering for more.”—Booklist 




14 CDs • 978-1-4000-8624-5 • $85.00 


ELDEST 

Eragon and his dragon, Saphira, have just 

saved the rebel state from destruction. Now 

Eragon must travel to Ellesmera, land of the 

elves, for further training in the skills of magic 

and swordmanship. Soon he is on the journey 

of a lifetime. 

“Narrator Gerard Doyle masterfully sustains 

the intense personalities of the two questing 

men and the gravelly-voiced dragon.” 


“Masterful storyteller Doyle reads clearly and 

deliberately in a British accent…His quickened 

tempo and clipped tones underscore the 

poignancy of the battle scenes.”—Booklist 


20 CDs • 978-0-3072-8288-0 • $85.00 


BRISINGR 

After narrowly escaping the battle on the 

Burning Plains, Eragon finds himself bound by 

promises he may not be able to keep. When 

danger strikes from every corner, Eragon must 

make choices—choices that take him across the 

Empire and beyond. Eragon is the greatest 

hope to rid the land of tyranny. 

“Gerard Doyle’s performance takes the 

excitement and high fantasy of the story 

to dragon-soaring heights…Doyle handles 

Paolini’s fantasy language with ease and style, 

reminding the listener that some books 

improve when matched with a sympathetic, talented 

narrator.”—AudioFile 

23 CDs • 978-0-7393-6809-1 • $90.00 


See page 5 for INHERITANCE 

“Look out, Jim Dale! Gerard Doyle’s 

narration of Eragon gives the Harry Potter 

series a strong rival.”—AudioFile 


ELLEN POTTER’S 

OLIVIA KIDNEY 


“This inventive, unusual, and poignant 

audiobook [series] will spark lots of 

interesting discussions.” 


OLIVIA KIDNEY 

Olivia Kidney’s new apartment building is 

crazy. Olivia hopes that her father will get fired 

as the building super so they can leave. But 

Olivia is also tired of moving. All Olivia really 

wants is a slice of sanity...and maybe a friend to 

share it with. 

“[Sands’s] narration adds appeal to this quirky 

novel.”—Booklist 

“Sands narrates Olivia as the young lady she 

is—with all the squeals, awe, and disbelief of a 

young person.”—AudioFile 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1771-9 • $30.00 


OLIVIA KIDNEY AND 

THE EXIT ACADEMY 

Olivia Kidney lives in a very unusual apartment 

building. It becomes even stranger when 

the ghosts appear. Why do they follow Olivia 

around? Everything falls into place when 

Olivia realizes she can speak to the dead. 

“Tara Sands is a youthful and heartfelt 

Olivia…she does it all!”—AudioFile 

“Narrator Tara Sands winningly voices Olivia’s 

sassy 12-year-old demeanor.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6692-9 • $38.00 


Illustration © Peter H. Reynolds 


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100 

A TO Z MYSTERIES 

Books A-C 

Join Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose as they solve 

the mysteries of the neighborhood. Follow the 

clues as they try to find a kidnapped mystery 

writer, an important witness to a crime, and a 

local pet-napper. Includes: The Case of the 

Absent Author, The Case of the Bald Bandit, and 

The Canary Caper. 

2 CDs • 978-0-8072-1774-0 • $24.00 



Books D-G 

Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose return to solve 

the mysteries involving a deadly dungeon, 

misaddressed envelopes, stolen falcon feathers, 

and a sunken treasure. Includes: The Deadly 

Dungeon, The Empty Envelope, The Falcon’s 

Feathers, and The Goose’s Gold. 

“The stories are clearly read by actor David 

Pittu…Young readers will enjoy this popular 

series with believable characters who have 

incredible opportunities to solve mysteries on 

their own.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-0735-7 • $30.00 



Books H-J 

Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose encounter their 

next alphabetical mysteries. It’s almost 

Halloween and reports of strange happenings 

are coming from the town’s only hotel. While 

picnicking on Squaw Island, the three friends 

find a hundred dollar bill and an entire cave 

full of money. Then they head to New York 

City to help a museum recover a missing 

jewel. Includes: The Haunted Hotel, The 

Invisible Island, and The Jaguar’s Jewel. 

3 CDs • 978-0-7393-5140-6 • $24.00 


RON ROY’S 


read by David Pittu 

“This is a delightful way to introduce young readers to a popular series, and would 

also make a good listening center in primary grade classrooms.” 


A TO Z MYSTERIES: 

Books K-N 


Collection includes: THE KIDNAPPED 

KING, THE LUCKY LOTTERY, THE 

MISSING MUMMY, and THE NINTH 

NUGGET. 

Join Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose as they figure 

out who kidnapped the king, help Lucky 

O’Leary look for his lottery ticket, and unravel 

other mysteries. 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-3817-2 • $27.00 

Grade: RL: 3.0 • IL: Pre-K–2 • 3 hrs. 59 mins. 


Books O-R 

by Ron Roy; read David Pittu 

Includes: The Orange Outlaw, The Panda 

Puzzle, The Quicksand Question, and The 

Runaway Racehorse. 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-4633-7 • $28.00 

Grade: RL: 3.0 • IL: Pre-K-2 • 3 hrs. 56 mins. 


Books S-V 


Includes: The School Skeleton, The Talking T. 

Rex, The Unwilling Umpire, and The Vampire's 

Vacation. 

3 CDs • 978-0-3077-4639-9 • $30.00 

Grade: RL: 3.0 • IL: Pre-K-2 • 4 hrs. 15 mins. 

See page 8 for A TO Z MYSTERIES 

BOOKS W-Z and CALENDAR MYSTERIES 

BOOKS 1-6 


MARCUS SEDGWICK’S 

THE BOOK OF 

DEAD DAYS 

THE BOOK OF DEAD DAYS 

read by Roger Rees 

Within the few days between Christmas and 

New Year’s Eve, a magician called Valerian 

must save his own life or pay the price for the 

pact he made with evil many years ago. 

“Mystery and intrigue are at every turn in this 

engaging story, made even more enjoyable 

through the chilling and powerful voices 

created by Roger Rees.” 


Edgar ® Award Finalist—Best Juvenile Mystery 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-0570-9 • $45.00 


THE DARK FLIGHT DOWN 


On an errand for Kepler, his new master, 

Boy is captured and imprisoned in the palace. 

“Plenty of blood and creepiness will draw in 

reluctant readers/listeners, as will narrator 

Graeme Malcolm’s versatility and dramatic 

flair.”—School Library Journal 

4 CDs • 978-0-3077-0572-3 • $38.00 


See page 50 for FLOODLAND 

LEMONY SNICKET’S 

A SERIES OF 

UNFORTUNATE EVENTS 

read by Tim Curry 

BOOK THE FIRST, 

THE BAD BEGINNING 

After the sudden death of their parents, the 

three Baudelaire children must depend on 

each other and their wits when it turns out 

that the distant relative who is appointed their 

guardian is determined to get their fortune. 






Children’s Book Critic and Author Leonard S. Marcus 

3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1158-8 • $30.00 


BOOK THE SECOND, 

THE REPTILE ROOM 

After narrowly escaping the clutches of the 

dastardly Count Olaf, the three Baudelaire 

orphans are taken in by a kindly herpetologist 

with whom they live happily for a brief time. 

★“Curry plays Olaf with an appropriately 

spooky whispering hiss and deserves extra 

kudos for his convincing portrayal of Poe’s 

wracking, sometimes phlegmy cough.” 






3 CDs • 978-0-8072-1711-5 • $30.00 


THE ALCHEMYST 

read by Denis O’Hare 

A summer job is far more dangerous than 

Josh could have imagined when he learns that 

the shop’s owner is actually Nicholas Flamel, 

the greatest alchemist of all time, and the 

keeper of the most powerful book in the 

world. When the book is stolen, Josh and his 

twin sister, Sophie, must find it in order to save 

Nicholas’s life. 

“O’Hare creates a terrifying world with... 

flashes of humor through distinctive voices 

representing the many contemporary and 

mythological characters.”—Booklist 

8 CDs • 978-0-7393-5104-8 • $60.00 


THE MAGICIAN 

read by Erik Singer 

After fleeing Ojai, Nicholas, Sophie, Josh, 

and Scatty emerge in Paris, home of Nicholas 

Flamel. Time is running out for Nicholas and 

Perenell as every day spent without the book 

Abraham the Mage ages them one year. Josh 

and Sophie are the world’s only hope…if they 

don’t turn on each other first. 

“Erik Singer sets a nonstop pace as he narrates 

Scott’s fantasy…his portrayal of the characters’ 

emotions as well as the credible sounds he 

gives to the story’s mythical creatures immerses 

the listener in Scott’s world.”—AudioFile 

9 CDs • 978-0-7393-6493-2 • $60.00 


See page 15 for THE WARLOCK 

MICHAEL SCOTT’S 

THE SECRETS OF THE 

IMMORTAL NICHOLAS FLAMEL 

DAVID LEE STONE’S 

THE SORCERESS 


After fleeing Paris, Nicholas, Sophie, and 

Josh arrive in England—the land of the oldest 

and fiercest immortals. Josh’s awakening has 

made the group more conspicuous and Dee is 

close on their trail. 

“This book is a must-read for fans of the 

series.”—School Library Journal 

“Paul Boehmer narrates a complicated contemporary 

fantasy with crisp precision... 

Boehmer’s strength is his rich repertoire of 

characterizations and accents.”—AudioFile 

11 CDs • 978-0-7393-8057-4 • $60.00 


THE NECROMANCER 


Sophie, Josh, Nicholas and Perenelle pick up 

the pieces of what’s left of Alcatraz. They must 

save San Francisco from the collection of monsters 

set free by Machiavelli that threaten to 

overrun the city. Time is ticking. Will Josh 

learn to use his magic in time to defeat the 

monsters? 

“Paul Boehmer does a brilliant job of performing 

an overwhelming number of characters, 

giving each one a distinct voice. An excellent 

addition for libraries.”—School Library Journal 

“This audio version makes all the odd names 

and terminology accessible to younger listeners 

and for those who might struggle with the 

written text.”—Sound Commentary 

12 CDs • 978-0-3077-1079-6 • $80.00 


THE ILLMOOR CHRONICLES 

“Narrator Simon Vance perfectly gets into the spirit, describing the crazy action, 

delivering goofy asides and silly wordplay, and uttering mild oaths.”—AudioFile 

THE RATASTROPHE 

CATASTROPHE 

read by Robert Llewelyn 

Duke Modeset wasn’t a popular ruler before 

the rats arrived; now he’s loathed. To make 

matters worse, the man hired to rid the city of 

its plague has run off with the city’s children. 

“Llewellyn does a great range of United 

Kingdom accents and gives energy to a plot 

that sometimes drags…This audiobook is best 

for the most focused young listeners who can 

get the sophisticated tongue-in-cheek 

jokes.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6690-5 • $38.00 


THE YOWLER FOUL-UP 

read by Simon Vance 

When a nasty sect, the Yowlers arises in 

Dullitch, the only thing standing in their way 

are a band of misfits that include a cowardly 

Duke, a half-vampire, and a third rate thief. 

“Stone’s sprawling, sophisticated narrative 

involves a huge cast of characters that stumbles 

from one crisis to the next in video game-like 

fashion.”—Booklist 

“Narrator Simon Vance perfectly gets into the 

spirit, describing the crazy action, delivering 

goofy asides and silly wordplay, and uttering 

mild oaths…Listeners will find this truly fun 

entertainment.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3581-9 • $38.00 



PAUL STEWART’S & CHRIS RIDDELL’S 

THE EDGE CHRONICLES 

“This will captivate listeners who favor 

off-the-wall adventure stories.”—Booklist 

BEYOND THE DEEPWOODS 

read by Clive Mantle 

Young Twig lives in the Deepwoods among 

the Woodtrolls, but he isn’t one of them. In a 

brave attempt to find out where he belongs, 

Twig wanders into the mysterious, dangerous 

world beyond the Deepwoods. 

“Mantle reads this episodic tale with explosive 

energy…This will captivate listeners who favor 

off-the-wall adventure stories.”—Booklist 

5 CD • 978-0-3072-4603-5 • 0-307-24603-5 • $45.00 


STORMCHASER 


Young Twig is now a crew member on his 

father’s sky pirate ship, the Stormchaser. But a 

much higher destiny awaits. The lofty city of 

Sanctaphrax is at the point of disaster and only 

the Stormchaser can risk entering a storm. 

“John Lee does a fine job of distinguishing each 

character and the story is nicely paced…fans of 

the series will be enthralled.” 


7 CDs • 978-0-307-28372-6 • $55.00 


MIDNIGHT OVER SANCTAPHRAX 


Far over the Edge, a storm is brewing. In its 

path is Sanctaphrax—a magnificent city built 

on a floating rock and tethered to the land by a 

massive chain. Only one person can save the 

Edgelands from certain disaster—and that 

person is Twig. 

“Deals with issues of slavery and class divisions. 

Narrator John Lee provides a distinct voice for 

each character. A good choice for middle 

school fantasy collections.” 


“The action-oriented plot and fantastic world 

of this third volume in Chronicles of Edge will 

delight fans and entice new listeners.” 



7 CDs • 978-0-307-28589-8 • $55.00 



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102 

GERONIMO STILTON’S 

GERONIMO STILTON 

read by Edward Herrmann 

★“Herrmann is pitch-perfect…a snazzy 

audio collection.” 



Books 1-3 

Geronimo Stilton is a mouse who loves the 

comforts of home and hates to travel. Yet 

somehow he always finds himself journeying 

off on wild adventures. Join Geronimo Stilton 

on a search for a secret treasure, to the Great 

Cheese Pyramid of Egypt to interview a 

famous archeologist, and to a spooky mansion 

haunted by cats. Includes: Lost Treasure of the 

Emerald Eye, The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid, 

and Cat and Mouse in a Haunted House. 

“Herrmann’s prodigious narrative talents 

entertain young listeners while mouse-puns 

and sly humor keep older listeners engaged.” 


Publishers Weekly—Listen Up Award 

3 CDs • 978-1-4000-9488-2 • $30.00 



Books 4-6 

Get ready to join Geronimo as he’s forced to 

climb Mount Everest, struggles to survive the 

Rattytrap Jungle, and fights an imposter. 

Includes: I’m Too Fond of My Fur, Four Mice 

Deep in the Jungle, and Paws Off, Cheddarface! 

“The adventurous spirit shared by Geronimo 

and his friends is enjoyably conveyed by actor 

Edward Herrmann who gives each character a 

unique voice.”—School Library Journal 

3 CDs • 978-0-3072-0687-9 • $23.00 



Books 7-9 

Join Geronimo as he tries to rescue his 

cousin from Transratania, the land of vampire 

bats; and as he searches for a famous island 

covered in silver. After those adventures he 

decides he needs a relaxing vacation. 

Unfortunately, he finds himself stuck in a flearidden 

hotel, sharing a room with young 

Gerbil Scouts. Includes: Red Pizzas for a Blue 

Count, Attack of the Bandit Cats, and A 

Fabumouse Vacation for Geronimo. 

“The broad humor, frantic action, and punfilled 

dialogue will appeal to transition 


3 CDs • 978-0-307-24573-1 • $30.00 


illustration © Matt Wolf 

TIGER 

Twelve-year-old Fu and his temple brothers 

were raised from infancy by their grandmaster. 

One terrible night the temple is destroyed and 

Fu and his brothers flee into the countryside. 

Fu struggles to find out more about his ancestry 

and prove his worthiness as a warrior. 

“Kiki Barrera brings us into an adventure full 

of twists and turns…An exceptionally wellnarrated 

book—great for pre-teens.” 


“Characters are virtuous or evil, but the slambang, 

pedal-to-the-metal adventure stands a 

good chance of luring kids away from video 

games; they will definitely line up for the forthcoming 

sequel.”—Booklist 

4 CDs • 978-0-3072-0685-5 • $38.00 


MONKEY 

After soldiers of the new Emperor, led by 

Ying, engage in a fierce battle with the warriormonks, 

Malao “the monkey” and his brothers 

rely on the ancient arts to help set things right. 

When Malao must leave the temple he is 

adopted by a troop of monkeys and hears tantalizing 

rumors of a mysterious recluse called 

the Monkey King. 

“Barrera’s youthful voice projects the 

dedication of the boys as they meet multiple 

challenges.”—AudioFile 

“Avid fans will want to continue the kung fu 

saga.”—Booklist 

“Actor Kiki Barrera has a youthful voice and 

does a fine job of conveying each orphan’s personality. 

Occasional Chinese music in the 

background adds to the cultural flavor of this 

historical novel. This plot driven tale will most 

appeal to boys and reluctant readers.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8335-1 • $38.00 


“Audiobooks allow literature to assert 

itself as a phenomenon to be enjoyed 

instead of a puzzle to be solved.” 

—Preston Wilson, 

High School English Teacher, NY 

JEFF STONE’S 

THE FIVE ANCESTORS 

read by Kiki Barrera 

SNAKE 

Twelve-year-old Seh is a snake-style master 

and a keeper of secrets. Close-lipped and 

ever-watchful, he has used his highly attuned 

senses to collect facts about his brothers, his 

temple, and even his Grandmaster. 

“Fans of the series’ signature martial arts and 

mind games will find plenty more here.” 


“Not unlike a kung fu master, Kiki Barrera 

delivers Stone’s story with focused energy. His 

narration is especially effective in the story’s 

many fight scenes. Barrera doesn’t rush or 

overact. Young listeners will feel Sey’s fear, his 

determination, and ultimately his victory as he 

defeats his enemies and finds his way in the 

world. If you love Saturday morning cartoonstyle 

kung-fu, this production is for you.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-3072-8583-6 • $38.00 


CRANE 

Hok, a Crane-style Kung Fu master, is also a 

master at hiding. For the past 12 years she has 

hidden the fact that she is a girl. Suddenly, she 

is being sought for death by everyone in the 

countryside. Fortunately, she manages to make 

it to Keifeng, where she starts to make sense of 

why she is being hunted. 

“Kiki Barrera’s versatile narration ably conveys 

personalities as diverse as a quiet grandmother 

and a blaring fight promoter.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4855-0 • $45.00 


EAGLE 

Ying begins to realize that Tonglong has 

been manipulating him for a long time. Ying 

needs to figure out who his friends and enemies 

are fast. 

“This is especially great for any Kung Fu lovers 

out there, but it will appeal to anyone that 

loves a good adventure.”—Children’s Literature 

5 CDs • 978-0-3077-4655-9 • $45.00 


See page 9 for MOUSE and DRAGON

NOEL STREATFEILD’S 

SHOE SERIES 

read by Elizabeth Sastre 

“[Noel’s] clean concise style is lively, and 

her characters are still believable. 

Individuality and independence are not 

out of fashion.”—The Horn Book 

BALLET SHOES 

In this story, three orphan girls vow to make a 

name for themselves and find their very own 

special talents. With hard work, fame just may 

be in the stars! 

“[Sastre] conveys the warmth and vivacity of the 

story, making this a highly enjoyable audio.” 


6 CDs • 978-1-4000-9497-4 • $50.00 


DANCING SHOES 

After the death of their mother, Rachel and 

Hilary move to busy London to live with Aunt 

Cora, leader of the Wintle’s Little Wonders 

dance troupe. Now daily chores include tap 

lessons, musical comedy, singing lessons, and 

acrobatics. To make matters worse, the school’s 

star dancer is Dulcie, their spoiled cousin. 

“Sastre’s delivery is perky in the right places and 

sprinkled with inspiration and determination.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-6154-2 • $38.00 


THEATER SHOES 

Three orphans are forced to enter a theater 

school because their grandmother was a famous 

actress. Unable to pay the tuition, they are given 

scholarships from the now-grown orphans from 

Ballet Shoes. Will they be able to live up to their 

patrons’ legacies? 

“Narrator Elizabeth Sastre does a marvelous 

job of capturing the gentle innocence of the 

youngsters during such a tumultuous time in 

history.”—School Library Journal 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6173-3 • $50.00 


TRENTON LEE STEWART’S 

THE MYSTERIOUS 

BENEDICT SOCIETY 

read by Del Roy 

THE MYSTERIOUS BENEDICT 

SOCIETY 

“Are You a Gifted Child Looking for Special 

Opportunities?” Many children respond to this 

ad but only four succeed. Their challenge: to 

go on a secret mission. 

“Del Roy’s narration is inspired. His serious 

tone communicates his respect for the skills 

and talents of the youngsters in the story, as 

well as the listeners who are playing along.” 


“Del Roy’s husky, grandfatherly voice works 

perfectly with the third person narration.” 


11 CDs • 978-0-7393-4859-8 • $75.00 



SOCIETY & THE PERILOUS 

JOURNEY 

Reynie, Kate, Sticky, and Constance go on 

an unexpected search to find Mr. Benedict. 

While preparing the kids’s adventure, he 

stepped into a trap orchestrated by his evil 

twin, Mr. Curtain. 

“Del Roy’s calm, clear narration is reassuring 

and carries listeners through the unfolding 

drama.”—AudioFile 

“Roy’s reading style re-creates the pleasing feel 

of a bedtime story. Roy’s enthusiasm never 

wanes. The clues and puzzles and the goodhearted, 

endearing characters and their wild 

voyage keep listeners entertained and hoping 

for a sequel.”—Booklist 

11 CDs • 978-0-7393-7342-2 • $75.00 

Grade: RL: 6.1 • IL: 3-7 • LL:890 • 12 hrs. 59 mins. 


SOCIETY AND THE 

PRISONER’S DILEMMA 

When an unexplained blackout engulfs 

Stonetown, the foursome unravel clues 

relating to a nefarious new plot. Their search 

for answers brings them closer to danger than 

ever before. 

“The opening gambit is fresh and frightfully 

funny...Trenton Stewart’s introspective 

characters examine the significance of their 

experiences.”—School Library Journal 

“A comforting storyteller, Roy’s low and gravelly 

voice depicts serious and slapstick situations 

with equal aplomb…Replete with hectic chases, 

kidnappings, riddles, and rescues, this 

enjoyable listen finds vanquished villains scuttling 

off and happy heroes triumphing.” 


9 CDs • 978-0-3075-8241-6 • $75.00 



JANET TASHJIAN’S 

THE GOSPEL 

ACCORDING 

TO LARRY 

read by Jesse Eisenberg 

“Tashjian’s gift for portraying bright 

adolescents with insight and humor 

reaches near perfection.” 


THE GOSPEL ACCORDING 

TO LARRY 

Josh, a loner-philosopher who wants to 

make a difference in the world, tries to maintain 

his secret identity as the author of a Web 

site that is receiving national attention. 

“As an auditory adaptation of a very visual 

book, this succeeds extremely well.” 



3 CDs • 978-1-4000-8618-4 • $30.00 


VOTE FOR LARRY 

Larry is back on the scene and this time he 

wants to effect change in government. What 

starts out as a small campaign to get the 

younger population to vote turns into a run 

for the presidency. 

“Back matter allows the readers to learn more 

about a handful of important political issues 

and informs them how to register to vote.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-8072-2385-7 • $30.00 


LARRY AND THE 

MEANING OF LIFE 

by Janet Tashjian; read by Matt Green 

Josh Swensen (a.k.a. Larry) is in a rut and his 

save-the-world persona has vanished. Josh 

meets a guru (of sorts) but soon realizes he isn’t 

prepared for the adventure that follows. 

“Matt Green sounds like an 18-year-old with 

terminal ennui...YA listeners will enjoy the 

surprise ending, the likable characters, and the 

clever, sometimes slapstick humor. Green’s 

performance makes the most of Janet 

Tashjian’s smart, savvy teens and caring 

adults.”—AudioFile 

4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7276-0 • $38.00 



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THE GECKO & STICKY 

VILLAIN’S LAIR 

Dave Sanchez is your average boy with a 

younger sister who loves to torment him, 

an after-school job and a pet gecko named 

Sticky. All very normal—until the day Sticky 

talks back. 

“Peppered with exaggerated alliteration and 

the excitable lizard’s Spanish-tinged 

‘Stickynese’, the wisecracking narrative 

bounds from one slap-stick scenario to another.”—Publishers 

Weekly 

“Marc Cashman’s narration is delightful, easily 

changing voices from narrator to character 

and back again…A fun listen.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7920-2 • $24.00 



THE GREATEST POWER 

When evil treasure hunter Damien Black 

robs the local bank, Dave Sanchez retrieves 

the bank’s money. But Damien wants his 

cash back. And, he wants the Aztec wristband 

that provides Dave’s superpowers. Damien 

intends to lay a trap not even an invisible boy 

can slip through. 

“Cashman exaggerates the author’s wordplay, 

rhymes, and alliteration…[his] characterizations 

are masterful.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7924-0 • $24.00 


WENDELIN VAN DRAANEN’S 

GECKO & STICKY 



SINISTER SUBSTITUTE 

Dave’s most despised teacher is absent and 

her students are psyched! When the substitute 

teacher turns out to be Damien Black, Dave 

and Sticky realize that if they want him out 

of their school they’ll have to rescue their 

horrid teacher. 

“A perfect choice for the audio format….Marc 

Cashmam’s performance is sure to promote a 

love of wordplay in young readers. This humorous, 

action-driven title is recommended for 

school and public libraries.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7928-8 • $30.00 



THE POWER POTION 

Dave finds himself facing off with six-horned 

goats, terrifying tarantulas, a java-junkie monkey 

and, of course, the dastardly treasure 

hunter Damien Black! 

“Cashman clearly enjoys his role as narrator as 

he brings these stories and their characters to 

life. His pleasure is evident as he delivers the 

fast-paced yet easy-to-follow humor, antics, 

and adventures.”—AudioFile 

“Filled with action, bathroom humor, and 

unrelenting silly rhymes, this is a listening 

delight. Marc Cashman delivers with fast-paced 

narration and energetic sound effects.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7932-5 • $25.00 


See page 15 for THE RUNNING DREAM 

GERTRUDE CHANDLER WARNER’S 

THE BOXCAR CHILDREN 

MYSTERIES 

read by Phyllis Newman 

THE BOXCAR CHILDREN 

COLLECTION 

Meet Henry, Jessie, Violet and Benny Alden 

—the orphans known as the Boxcar Children 

—who live in an old red boxcar after their parents 

die. Soon their grandfather finds them and 

gives them a wonderful home, but their adventures 

don’t stop there. They travel to all parts of 

the country and become involved in many 

mysterious happenings. 

Includes: The Boxcar Children, Surprise 

Island, and The Yellow House Mystery. 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-6454-3 • $50.00 


FACT: Warner’s Boxcar Children was 

published in 1942 to mixed reviews. Parents 

were alarmed that the novel’s child heroes, 

the Alden siblings, got on so well without 

adult intervention. Children, however, felt 

empowered and enthusiastically applauded the 

young survivalists and their numerous further 

adventures. 

RUTH WHITE’S 

THE BELLE 

PRATER NOVELS 

read by Alison Elliott 

“Elliott reads the parts as a gifted storyteller 

might perform them…[she] 

becomes a conduit for the story, shaping 

the words and feelings into thoughts that 

flow into the listener.”—AudioFile 

BELLE PRATER’S BOY 

NEWBERY HONOR 

When Woodrow’s mother suddenly disappears, 

he moves to his grandparents’s home in a 

small Virginia town where he befriends his 

cousin. Together they find the strength to face 

the terrible losses and fears in their lives. 

“This Newbery Honor Book is wonderfully 

read by Alison Elliott, whose changing voices 

add much to the story...recommended for all 

listeners and libraries.”—KLIATT 

3 CDs • 978-0-307-20748-7 • $30.00 


THE SEARCH FOR BELLE PRATER 

“This sequel continues Woodrow’s story… 

Alison Elliott’s reading is spot-on, true to the 

1950s’ Virginia setting…An interview with the 

author, offering insight into the writing 

CD 

process, is icing on the cake.”—AudioFile 


3 CDs • 978-0-307-20678-7 • $30.00 

CX 


See page 12 for YOU’LL LIKE IT HERE 

(EVERYBODY DOES) 

ELIZABETH WINTHROP’S 

CASTLE SERIES 

performed by the Author and the 

Words Take Wing Repertory 

THE CASTLE IN THE ATTIC 

Ten-year-old William’s beloved nanny entrusts 

him with a mysterious model castle. When 

the tiny silver knight magically springs to life, 

he takes William on a fantastical quest. 

“Elizabeth Winthrop’s fantasy comes to life in 

this multi-voiced reading...[A] very satisfying 

and well-presented tale.” 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7378-1 • $30.00 


THE BATTLE FOR THE CASTLE 

Twelve-year-old William returns to the 

mystical world of Sir Simon’s castle. 

“In a lavish, full-cast production, Winthrop's 

sequel to The Castle in the Attic springs to life 

for young listeners…sure to entice and satisfy 

CD 

the many fantasy fans.”—AudioFile 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-7376-7 • $38.00 

CX 


See page 47 for COUNTING ON GRACE

VIRGINIA EUWER WOLFF’S 

MAKE LEMONADE 

read by Heather Alicia Simms 

MAKE LEMONADE 

Two young women ensnared by inner-city 

poverty—one a single-parent and the other her 

14-year-old babysitter—try to help each other 

through love and understanding. 

“Narrator Heather Alicia Simms brings to life 

14-year-old LaVaughn…This stunning work 

belongs in every public and high school 

library.”—School Library Journal 



3 CDs • 978-0-7393-7205-0• $30.00 


TRUE BELIEVER 



LaVaughn, now 15, knows that life can be 

hard and that her goal to get into college will 

require a strong mind and strong will. 

“An empathic reading of LaVaughn’s interior 

musing.”—School Library Journal 




4 CDs • 978-0-8072-1614-9 • $38.00 


THIS FULL HOUSE 

LaVaughn has struggled to get herself out of 

the projects and into nursing school. Now she’s 

one step away from her goal of going to college. 

But to her great shock, a few secrets may 

change things. 

“Wolff’s lyrical free verse once again breathes 

life into her unforgettable heroine.” 


★“The trilogy closes warmly, sagely and, yes, 

even triumphantly.” 


“Heather Simms does a remarkable job giving 

voice to the powerful conclusion to Wolff’s 

Make Lemonade trilogy. Simms’s extraordinary 

rhythm fully projects the free-verse form of the 

book.”—AudioFile 



6 CDs • 978-0-7393-8002-4 • $50.00 


See pages 44 for BAT 6 

HENRY WINKLER’S AND LIN OLIVER’S 

THE HANK ZIPZER 

SERIES 

read by Henry Winkler 

High-spirited and hilarious adventures 

of a boy with learning differences— 

inspired by the true life experiences 

of Henry Winkler. 

NIAGARA FALLS, OR DOES IT? 

For Hank, fourth grade does not start out 

well. On the very first day of school he gets 

called to the principal’s office. Then the first 

assignment the teacher gives him is to write 

five paragraphs. Hank is terrified. 

★“[Winkler’s] spirited performance...is the 

ideal vehicle for this tale...Listeners will look 

CD 

forward to Hank’s further adventures.” 


2 CDs • 978-1-4000-8613-9 • $24.00 

CX 


I GOT A “D” IN SALAMI 

It’s report card day—the most dreaded day 

in Hank’s school year. And when Hank gets his 

grades, they’re his worst nightmare: a D in 

spelling, a D in reading, a D in math. This will 

certainly get him grounded for life. 

“Henry Winkler gives each character...distinct, 

realistic voices and personalities. This is sure to 

CD 

be a hit, in or out of the classroom.” 


3 CDs • 978-0-7393-6442-0 • $24.00 

CX 


DAY OF THE IGUANA 

Hank takes apart the cable box to keep 

the program directory from scrolling by too 

quickly. But what he wasn’t counting on was 

his sister’s pet iguana laying eighteen eggs in 

the disassembled cable box. 

“Winkler narrates with enthusiasm and 

verve...many kids will relate to Hank.” 


“Winkler’s narration is exceptional.” 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6444-4 • $24.00 

CX 



THE ZIPPITY ZINGER 

The pressure is on when Hank is chosen as 

pitcher for the softball team at Public School 

87’s annual Olympiad, the most anticipated 

day of the school year. 

“This is a terrific selection for all youngsters, 

but especially for those dealing with learning 

disabilities.”—School Library Journal 

“Henry Winkler’s narration makes a solid 

CD 

book into a gem.”—AudioFile 

CD 


2 CDs • 978-0-7393-6753-7 • $24.00 

CX 


PATRICIA C. WREDE’S 

THE ENCHANTED 

FOREST CHRONICLES 

performed by the Words Take Wing 

Repertory Company 

“Rich characters and multifaceted plots 

are hallmarks of Wrede’s Enchanted 

Forest Chronicles.” 


DEALING WITH DRAGONS 

Princess Cimorene is everything a princess is 

not supposed to be—headstrong, tomboyish, 

smart. And bored. So bored that she runs away 

to live with a dragon, Kazul and finds the family 

and excitement she’s been looking for. 

“This spirited reading...is a nice departure 

from the single narrator format used by most 

CD 

books on tape...[A] truly entertaining listen.” 


4 CDs • 978-0-7393-3132-3 • $38.00 

CX 


SEARCHING FOR DRAGONS 

Those wicked wizards are at it again! This 

time they are draining power from the 

Enchanted Forest. And that does not sit well 

with Mendanbar the King. When Kazul is 

dragon-napped, Cimorene and Mendanbar 

search for her with the aid of a broken-down 

magic carpet and a leaky magical sword. 

“The full ensemble works well to bring 

CD 

Wrede’s fun and exciting fantasy to life.” 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-3602-1 • $45.00 

CX 


CALLING ON DRAGONS 

Queen Cimorene, Morwen the witch, and 

a host of other characters must once again foil 

the plots of the perfidious wizards. This time 

the wizards have stolen King Mendanbar’s 

magic sword, which is vital to the health of 

the forest. 

“A full-cast recording is the perfect solution for 

CD 

presenting such an intense, rich, and involved 


5 CDs • 978-0-7393-4897-0 • $45.00 

CX 


TALKING TO DRAGONS 

Queen Cimorene sends her sixteen-year-old 

son, Daystar, into the Enchanted Forest with 

the only weapon that can combat an evil wizard’s 

magic in an effort to restore the balance 

of power in the kingdom. 

CD 

“The narrators skillfully weave together a 

complex and fantastic story.”—Booklist 

6 CDs • 978-0-7393-5521-3 • $50.00 

CX 


“Delightful writing and marvelous 

characters combine with a talented 

cast of voices to charm listeners.” 



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108 

STORYBOOK CLASSICS 

RABBIT EARS ® 


Volume One 

Thumbelina 

read by Kelly McGillis 

original music by Mark Isham 

The Emperor and the Nightingale 

read by Glenn Close 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-3745-5 • $20.00 




Volume Two 

The Three Little Pigs & 

The Three Billy Goats Gruff 

read by Holly Hunter 

original music by Art Lande 

The Ugly Duckling 

read by Cher; original music by Patrick Ball 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3747-9 • $20.00 

58 mins. 



Volume Three 

The Fisherman and His Wife 

read by Jodie Foster 

original music by Van Dyke Parks 

The Talking Eggs 

read by Sissy Spacek 

original music by Michael Doucet 

with BeauSoleil 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3749-3 • $20.00 

57 mins. 

AMERICAN TALL TALES 



Volume One 

Johnny Appleseed 

read by Garrison Keillor 

original music by Mark O’Connor 

Rip Van Winkle 

read by Anjelica Huston 

original music by Jay Ungar 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3746-2 • $20.00 

52 mins. 



Volume Two 

Davy Crockett 

read by Nicolas Cage 

original music by David Bromberg 

Paul Bunyan 

read by Jonathan Winters 

original music by Leo Kottke 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3757-8 • $20.00 

50 mins. 

RABBIT EARS 

“This star-studded collection is the ticket for a 

magical tour around the world.”—AudioFile 

® BRINGS 



Volume Four 

The Tale of Peter Rabbit & 

The Tale of Jeremy Fisher 

read by Meryl Streep 

original music by Lyle Mays 

Puss In Boots 

read by Tracey Ullman 

original music by Jean Luc Ponty 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3761-5 • $20.00 

44 mins. 



Volume Five 

Jack and the Beanstalk 

read by Michael Palin 

original music by David A. Stewart 

The Emperor’s New Clothes 

read by Sir John Gielgud 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-4788-1 • $20.00 

48 mins. 



Volume Six 

King Midas and the Magic Touch 

read by Michael Cain 

original music by 

The Elephant’s Child 

read by Jack Nicholson 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-4791-1 • $20.00 

1 hr. 



Volume Three 

Mose the Fireman 

read by Michael Keaton 

original music by John Beasley and Walter Becker 

Stormalong 

read by John Candy; original music by NRBQ 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-5536-7 • $20.00 

48 mins. 



Volume Four 

Pecos Bill 

read by Robin Williams 

original music by Ry Cooder 

Annie Oakley 

read by Keith Carradine 

original music by Los Lobos 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-6093-4 • $20.00 

47 mins. 

These two-story collections are perfect for classroom lessons and 

family listening with young children! Appropriate for grades PreK-3 



THE VELVETEEN RABBIT 

The Velveteen Rabbit 


original music by George Winston 

“A gem!...Add to this perfect reading George 

Winston’s soft and lovely musical accompaniment 

and you have a treasure.”—AudioFile 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-3856-8 • $20.00 

34 mins. 


RUDYARD KIPLING’S 


How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin & 

How the Camel Got His Hump 

read by Jack Nicholson 

original music by Bobby McFerrin 

How the Leopard Got His Spots 

read by Danny Glover 

original music by Ladysmith Black Mambazo 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3759-2 • $20.00 

48 mins. 


TALES OF BRER RABBIT 

Brer Rabbit and the Wonderful Tar Baby 


original music by Taj Mahal 

Brer Rabbit and Boss Lion 


original music by Dr. John 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3763-9 • $20.00 

49 mins.

WORLD TALES 

RABBIT EARS ® WORLD TALES 

Volume One 

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp 

read by John Hurt 

original music by Mickey Hart 

The Five Chinese Brothers 

read by John Lone 

original music by Bill Douglass and David Austin 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3748-6 • $20.00 

54 mins. 


Volume Two 

Rumpelstiltskin 

read by Kathleen Turner 

original music by Tangerine Dream 

The Tiger and the Brahmin 

read by Ben Kingsley 

original music by Ravi Shankar 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3750-9 • $20.00 

50 mins. 


Volume Three 

Anansi 

read by Denzel Washington 

original music by UB40 

East of the Sun, West of the Moon 

read by Max von Sydow 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-3758-5 • $20.00 

53 mins. 

BIBLE STORIES 

RABBIT EARS ® BIBLE STORIES 

Volume One 

The Creation 

read by Amy Grant 

original music by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones 

Noah and the Ark 

read by Kelly McGillis 

original music by The Paul Winter Consort 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3711-0 • $20.00 

45 mins. 


Volume Two 

Moses in Egypt 


original music by The Sounds of Blackness 

Moses the Lawgiver 

read by Ben Kingsley; original music by Lyle Mays 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3713-4 • $20.00 

50 mins. 


Volume Three 

Jonah and the Whale 

read by Jason Robards 

original music by George Mgrdichian 

Joseph and His Brothers 

read by Reuben Blades 

original music by Strunz & Farah 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3762-2 • $20.00 

46 mins. 


Volume Four 

The White Cat 

read by Emma Thompson 

original music by Joe Jackson 

The Fool and the Flying Ship 

read by Robin Williams 

original music by The Klezmer Conservatory Band 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3764-6 • $20.00 

57 mins. 


Volume Five 

Bremen Town Musicians 

read by Bob Hoskins 

original music by Eugene Friesen 

Finn McCoul 

read by Catherine O’Hara 

original music by Boys of the Lough 

Koi and the Kola Nuts 

read by Whoopi Goldberg 

original music by Herbie Hancock 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-4789-8 • $20.00 



Volume Six 

The Firebird 

read by Susan Sarandon 

original music by Robert Van Nutt 

The Monkey People 

read by Raul Julia 

original music by Lee Ritenour 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-5540-4 • $20.00 

46 mins. 

All Rabbit Ears ® Collections are available in downloadable format. 

Artwork © 2006 Rabbit Ears ® Entertainment LLC 

CLASSIC STORIES TO LIFE! 


Volume Four 

Parables that Jesus Told 

read by Garrison Keillor 

original music by David Lindley 

The Savior is Born 

read by Morgan Freeman 


The Christ Church Cathedral Choir 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-6159-7 • $20.00 

49 mins. 



Volume Seven 

Pinocchio 

read by Danny Aiello 

original music by Les Miserables Brass Band 

Tom Thumb 

read by John Cleese; original music by Elvis Costello 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-5544-2 • $20.00 

52 mins. 


NATIVE AMERICAN HEROINES 

The Song of Sacajawea 

read by Laura Dern; original music by David Lindley 

Princess Scargo and the Birthday Pumpkin 

read by Geena Davis 

original music by Michael Hedges 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3760-8 • $20.00 

47 mins. 


FOLKTALES OF THE FAR EAST 

Peachboy 

read by Sigourney Weaver 

original music by Ryuichi Sakamoto 

The Boy Who Drew Cats 

read by William Hurt; original music by Mark Isham 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-5532-9 • $20.00 

56 mins. 

HOLIDAY STORIES 

RABBIT EARS ® HOLIDAY STORIES 

Volume One 

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow 

read by Glenn Close; original music by Tim Story 

Squanto and the First Thanksgiving 

read by Graham Greene 

original music by Paul McCandless 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-4787-4 • $20.00 

49 mins. 


THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS 


original music by various artists 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-3505-5 • $20.00 

41 mins. 


CHRISTMAS STORIES 

Volume One 

A Gingerbread Christmas 

read by Susan Saint James 

original music by Van Dyke Parks 

The Steadfast Tin Soldier 

read by Jeremy Irons; original music by Mark Isham 

The Tailor of Gloucester 

read by Meryl Streep; original music by The Chieftains 

1 CD • 978-0-7393-4790-4 • $20.00 



CHRISTMAS STORIES 

Volume Two 

The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat 

read by Amy Grant; original music by Chet Atkins 

The Lion and the Lamb 

read by Amy Grant and Christopher Reeve 


1 CD • 978-0-7393-6118-4 • $20.00 

44 mins. 


109

An Audio Series Perfect for ‘Tween Listeners 

by Annie Bryant, A Multi-Cast Performance 

read by Jennifer Betit Yen, Cassandra Campbell, 

Emily Janice Card, Pamela D’Pella, and Roxanne Hernandez 

ISBN TITLE CDs Time Price Themes 

978-0-7393-7862-5 Worst Enemies/Best Friends # 1 5 CDs 5 hrs. 32 mins. $32.00 Acceptance & Belonging, Truth vs. Lying, Friendship 

978-0-7393-7864-9 Bad News/Good News # 2 6 CDs 6 hrs. 55 mins. $32.00 Community Service, Loyalty, Conflict Resolution 

978-0-7393-7866-3 Letters From the Heart # 3 5 CDs 6 hrs. 18 mins. $32.00 Divorce, Truth vs. lying, Family Relationships 

978-0-7393-7868-7 Out of Bounds # 4 6 CDs 7 hrs. 2 mins. $32.00 Hobbies, Cooperation & Teamwork 

978-0-7393-7870-0 Promises, Promises # 5 6 CDs 7 hrs. 12 mins. $32.00 Elections, Competition, Honesty 

978-0-7393-7872-4 Lake Rescue # 6 5 CDs 6 hrs. 25 mins. $32.00 Health, Body Image, Outdoor Adventure 

978-0-7393-7874-8 Freaked Out # 7 5 CDs 5 hrs. 58 mins. $32.00 Acceptance & Belonging, Handling Pressure 

978-0-7393-7876-2 Lucky Charm # 8 5 CDs 6 hrs. 22 mins. $32.00 Relationships With Pets, Dealing With Teasing 

978-0-7393-7878-6 Fashion Frenzy # 9 5 CDs 5 hrs. 49 mins. $32.00 Relationships, Confidence, Art History 

978-0-7393-7880-9 Just Kidding # 10 5 CDs 6 hrs. 4 mins. $32.00 Gossip, Traditions, Hobbies 

978-0-7393-7882-3 Ghost Town # 11 5 CDs 6 hrs. $32.00 American History, Family Relationships, Teamwork 

978-0-7393-7884-7 Time's Up # 12 5 CDs 5 hrs. 15 mins. $32.00 Community Service, Time Management, Teamwork 

978-0-7393-7886-1 Green Algae and Bubblegum Wars # 13 5 CDs 5 hrs. 41 mins. $32.00 Conservation, Body Issues, Women in Science 

978-0-7393-7888-5 Crush Alert # 14 6 CDs 6 hrs. 28 mins. $32.00 Relationships, Loyalty Conflict 

978-0-7393-7890-8 Great Scavenger Hunt # 15 6 CDs 7 hrs. 18 mins. $32.00 Sibling Relationships, Outdoor Adventure 

978-0-7393-7892-2 Charlotte in Paris: 

Beacon Street Girls Special Adventure 4 CDs 4 hrs. 48 mins. $32.00 World Cultures, Friendship, Problem Solving 

978-0-7393-7894-6 Maeve on the Red Carpet: 

Beacon Street Girls Special Adventure 5 CDs 5 hrs. 40 mins. $32.00 Friendship 

978-0-7393-7896-0 Freestyle with Avery: 

Beacon Street Girls Special Adventure 5 CDs 5 hrs. 23 mins. $32.00 Competition, Honesty 

978-0-7393-7898-4 Katani's Jamaican Holiday: 

Beacon Street Girls Special Adventure 5 CDs 4 hrs. 58 mins. $32.00 World Cultures, Family Relationships 

978-0-7393-7900-4 Isabel's Texas Two-Step: 

Beacon Street Girls Special Adventure 5 CDs 5 hrs. 37 mins. $32.00 Art History, World Cultures, Family Relationships 

978-0-7393-7902-8 Ready, Set, Hawaii: 

Beacon Street Girls Special Adventure 6 CDs 7 hrs. 11 mins. $32.00 World Cultures 

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The number to the left of each title indicates the Accelerated Reader ® Quiz Reader. 

The number to the right indicates the Reading Counts! ® Quiz number. 

INDEX BY TITLE & AUTHOR Index by Title & Author 

◆ Currently not available on an Accelerated Reader ® Disk. ▲ Currently not available as a Scholastic Reading Counts! ® 120728 100 Cupboards • 43854 ..........................43 ◆ Andrew Lost: Books 1-4 ▲......................43 

Barry, Max ..............................................82 

41 101 Dalmatians, The • 16376 ..................43 ◆ Andromeda Klein ▲ ................................65 

Bartoletti, Susan Campbell ................45, 51 

122356 100-Year-Old Secret, The ▲ ..................87 

Angelou, Maya ........................................83 29497 Bat 6 • 13003 ..........................................44 

5976 1984 • 00025 ..........................................85 727 Animal Farm • 00467 ..............................85 10232 Battle for the Castle, The • 00960..........106 

30629 26 Fairmount Avenue • 17234 ..........42, 43 

Animal Rescue Team Collection: 

122983 Battle of the Labyrinth, The • 44094 ........38 

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ..........6, 84 

Volume 1 ............................................43 

Bauer, A. C. E. ........................................57 

128765 3 Willows ▲ ............................................87 

Animal Rescue Team Collection: 

Bauer, Joan ..........................60, 66, 72, 75 

87689 47 • 37618 ..............................................65 

Volume 2 ..............................................8 

Bauer, Marion Dane ................................57 

◆ 

◆ 

◆ 

65575 

73206 

106126 

36046 

501 

10826 

119440 

◆ 

◆ 

20708 

115134 

73207 

503 

◆ 

62974 

107898 

◆ 

74315 

◆ 

◆ 

◆ 

44652 

73958 

5251 

A 

A to Z Mysteries ............................8, 100 

A to Z Mysteries Books A-C ▲ ..........100 

A to Z Mysteries Books D-G ▲..........100 

A to Z Mysteries Books H-J ▲ ..........100 

A to Z Mysteries Books K-N ..............100 

A to Z Mysteries Books O-R ..............100 

A to Z Mysteries Books S-V ..............100 

A to Z Mysteries Books W-Z ..................8 

Ábalos, Rafael ........................................71 

Abbott, Tony ................................49, 58, 86 

Abhorsen • 32999....................................98 

Abused Werewolf Rescue Group, The. ..13 

Acceleration • 34251................................65 

Accidents of Nature • 38806....................65 

Adaline Falling Star • 21134 ....................33 

Adams, Douglas ......................................83 

Adventures of Huckleberry 

Finn, The • 00121 ..............................85 

Adventures of Jason Hawthorn Series ....92 

Age of Innocence, The • 14135 ..............85 

Agent Q, or the Smell of Danger: 

Pals in Peril Tales ..............................16 

Ahern, Cecelia. ........................................81 

Airman • 42858........................................23 

Al Capone Does My Shirts ▲............21, 42 

Al Capone Shines My Shoes ▲ ........21, 42 

Alanna: The First Adventure • 00171 ......36 

Alchemy and Meggy Swann ....................43 

Alchemyst, The • 41580 ........................101 

Alcott, Louisa May ..................................84 

Aleutian Sparrow • 34380........................25 

Alex Awards ............................................64 

Alexander, Lloyd......................................86 

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and 

Through the Looking Glass • 00202 ..84 

All Alone in the Universe ▲ ....................43 

All Unquiet Things ..................................65 

All-American Girl • 31672 ........................20 

Allende, Isabel ........................................83 

Almond, David ........................................16 

Almost Perfect ..........................................5 

Alphabet of Dreams • 39238....................43 

Altbacker, E.J. ....................................3, 11 

Alvarez, Julia ......................................4, 17 

Alvin Ho Collection: Books 1 and 2 ▲ ....43 

Alvin Ho Collection: Books 3 and 4 ..........2 

Amaryllis • 35932 ....................................65 

Amber Brown Collection, The ▲ ............24 

Amber Brown Collection II, The ▲ ..........24 

Amber Brown Collection III, The ▲ ........24 

Amber Spyglass, The • 22823 ................37 

Amulet of Samarkand, The: The Bartimaeus 

Trilogy Book I • 34370 ........................40 

An Acceptable Time • 00084 ..................30 

And Both Were Young ............................30 

Andersen, Hans Christian........................49 

Anderson, Jodi Lynn................................55 

Anderson, Laurie Halse ..........................17 

Anderson, M.T. ........................................16 

203 

68034 

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124686 

106501 

5055 

504 

54675 

87709 

59973 

68990 

109333 

123436 

77251 

110561 

71328 

125534 

66886 

58696 

115906 

103834 

41281 

456 

101454 

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl ..84 

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl 

The Definitive Edition..........................65 

Anne Frank’s Tales From 

The Secret Annex ........................65, 84 

Anne of Green Gables • 00497................84 

Annie on My Mind • 22819 ......................65 

Antes de ser libres: Before We 

Were Free ▲ ......................................17 

Anthropology of an American Girl............81 

Antsy Does Time • 44900........................65 

Applegate, Katherine ..............................51 

Archer’s Quest • 39197 ..........................34 

Ardagh, Philip ..........................................86 

Are You There God? It’s Me, 

Margaret. • 16038 ..............................19 

Armstrong, Alan ......................................63 

Around the World in 80 Days • 00602 ....44 

Artemis Fowl • 24938 ..............................23 

Artemis Fowl: Opal Deception • 36985....23 

Artemis Fowl: 

The Arctic Incident • 29843 ................23 

Artemis Fowl: 

The Eternity Code • 33585 ................23 

Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony • 39590 ..23 

Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox ▲........23 

Artemis Fowl 7: The Atlantis Complex ....23 

As Simple as it Seems ..............................8 

Asher, Jay................................................78 

Ashtown Burials #1: The Dragon’s Tooth ..2 

Assassins of Rome, The ▲ ....................94 

Astonishing Adventures of Fanboy 

and Goth Girl, The • 40097 ................65 

Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, 

Traitor to the Nation Volume One: 

The Pox Party, The • 39478 ........16, 64 

Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, 

Traitor to the Nation Volume Two: 

The Kingdom on the 

Waves, The ▲..............................16, 64 

At the Crossing Places • 31630 ..............89 

Atlas Shrugged • 00697 ....................82, 85 

Auerbach, Annie ......................................86 

Aurora County All-Stars • 41501..............44 

Austen, Jane............................................85 

Avalon High • 39134................................20 

Avashti, Swati ..........................................78 

B 

Babbitt, Natalie ..................................52, 62 

Baccalario, Pierdomenico........................46 

Bad Beginning, The • 20828..................100 

Ballet Shoes • 14138 ............................103 

Balliett, Blue ......................................45, 63 

Bang! • 39138..........................................66 

Banks, Lynne Reid ..................................18 

Barnett, Mac ........................................3, 46 

Barnhouse, Rebecca ........................44, 47 

Barrett, Tracy ..........................................87 

Barrie, J. M. ............................................58 

Barron, T.A. ......................................15, 18 

86444 

111337 

◆ 

◆ 

◆ 

◆ 

◆ 

◆ 

126476 

126477 

◆ 

123206 

107075 

86448 

◆ 

◆ 

86450 

107077 

◆ 

◆ 

125977 

86453 

130757 

39557 

82864 

117928 

60706 

129853 

15791 

8652 

128953 

87209 

Baum, L. Frank ....................................2, 84 

Beacon Street Girls Series ....................110 

Beacon Street Girls: 

Bad News/Good News • 43951 ........110 


Charlotte in Paris ▲..........................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Crush Alert ▲ ......110 


Fashion Frenzy ▲ ............................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Freaked Out ▲ ....110 

Beacon Street Girls: Freestyle 

With Avery ▲....................................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Ghost Town ▲......110 


Great Scavenger Hunt ▲ ................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Green Algae and 

Bubblegum Wars ▲..........................110 


Isabel's Texas Two Step ▲..............110 

Beacon Street Girls: Just Kidding ▲ ....110 


Katani's Jamaican Holiday ▲ ..........110 

Beacon Street Girls: Lake Rescue ▲....110 


Letters from the Heart ▲ ..................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Lucky Charm ▲....110 

Beacon Street Girls: Maeve 

on the Red Carpet ▲........................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Out of Bounds ▲..110 


Promises, Promises ▲ ....................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Ready, 

Set, Hawaii ▲ ..................................110 


Special Adventure ▲........................110 

Beacon Street Girls: Time's Up ▲ ........110 

Beacon Street Girls: Worst Enemies/ 

Best Friends • 43948 ........................110 

Beah, Ishmael. ........................................82 

Beast of Blackslope, The ........................87 

Because of Winn-Dixie • 21620 ........25, 42 

Becoming Naomi León • 36019 ..............44 

Before I Die • 43245 ................................66 

Before I Fall ............................................66 

Before We Were Free • 31965 ................17 

Beil, Michael D ..................................11, 59 

Beha, Eileen ............................................61 

Behrens, Andy ........................................49 

Beka Cooper Series ................................36 

Beka Cooper, Book One: Terrier ............36 

Beka Cooper, Book Two: 

Bloodhound ▲....................................36 

Belle Prater Novels, The........................106 

Belle Prater’s Boy • 01062 ..............42, 106 

Beloved • 01067 ......................................83 

Bemis, John Claude ..........................12, 57 

Bender, Aimee ........................................81 

Berk, Josh................................................13 

Bernobich, Beth ........................................5 

Best Bad Luck I Ever Had, The ..............44 

Best Foot Forward • 36911......................66 

Quiz. 

111

Index by Title & Author 

112 

◆ Best of Edgar Allan Poe, The ▲..............66 

Betti on the High Wire..............................44 

58634 Beyond the Deepwoods • 36034 ..........101 

121410 Big Boned ▲............................................83 

113858 Big One-Oh, The • 34710 ........................44 

Billingsley, Franny ............................13, 50 

Bippolo Seed and Other Lost Stories ........2 

Birch, Carol..............................................81 

79148 Bird • 35522 ............................................66 

Bird in a Box ..............................................8 

Birdsall, Jeanne ................................11, 57 

Birney, Betty G. ......................................60 

Birthday Ball ............................................31 

8 Black Beauty • 01300 ..............................85 

124995 Black Box • 45051 ..................................66 

210 Black Cauldron, The • 01301 ............42, 86 

106281 Black Duck • 39040 ................................44 

115221 Black Swan Green ▲ ........................64, 81 

110904 Black Tattoo, The • 40211 ......................66 

Black, Holly............................14, 79, 80, 87 

5259 Bless the Beasts and Children • 01340 ..84 

Bless This Mouse ......................................8 

Blessed....................................................13 

Blight, David ............................................82 

114311 Blind Side: Evolution 

of a Game, The ▲ ..................64, 81, 83 

105303 Blood Fever • 39421................................92 

34713 Bloomability • 13222................................44 

Bloor, Edward ..........................................54 

461 Blossom Promise, A • 01365 ..................21 

306 Blossoms and the Green 

Phantom, The • 01366........................21 

307 Blossoms Meet the Vulture 

Lady, The • 01367 ..............................21 

6453 Blubber • 01369 ......................................19 

Bluest Eye, The ......................................83 

Blume, Judy ..................3, 9, 10, 13, 15, 19 

Bodett, Tom ............................................74 

124688 Bog Child • 44898....................................66 

7042 Boggart, The • 01408 ..............................24 

82261 Book of Dead Days, The • 36232 ..........100 

◆ Book of the Maidservant, The ▲ ............44 

6658 Book of Three, The • 01444 ....................86 

Book of Tomorrow, The ..........................81 

106101 Book Thief, The • 39084....................64, 66 

◆ Books of Ember, The ▲ ..........................90 

Boom! ......................................................44 

53469 Boston Jane • 28219 ..............................28 

Boxcar Children Collection, The ............106 

Boxcar Children Mysteries, The ............106 

122286 Boxer and the Spy, The • 44080..............66 

Boy and His Bot, A ....................................8 

Boy Book, The ........................................67 

109203 Boy in the Striped 

Pajamas, The • 39928 ........................45 

121004 Boy Who Dared, The • 43130..................45 

Boyce, Frank Cottrell ................................8 

86305 Boyfriend List, The • 36475 ....................67 

Boyne, John ......................................10, 45 

Bradbury, Jennifer ....................................6 

Bradbury, Ray....................................82, 85 

Bradley, Alan ..........................................82 

Bradley, Kimberly Brubaker ......................2 

Brande, Robin....................................69, 70 

Brandeis, Gayle ......................................56 

86099 Bras and Broomsticks • 39143 ................96 

Brashares, Ann........................................87 

Bray, Libba ........................................71, 87 

110098 Bread and Roses, Too • 39523 ..............45 

41702 Breadwinner, The • 31544 ......................45 



124537 Breaking Dawn • 44804 ..........................97 

59203 Breaking Point • 31899............................67 

49640 Breathing Underwater • 28218 ................67 

118066 Brendan Buckley's Universe and 

Everything in It • 42269 ......................45 

76894 Brian’s Hunt • 34454................................34 

25297 Brian’s Return • 13778 ............................34 

11704 Brian’s Winter • 01562 ............................34 

Bride’s Farewell, The ........................64, 81 

106039 Brief Chapter in 

My Impossible Life, A • 40083 ............38 

133139 Brief History of Montmaray, A ▲ ............67 

125940 Brisingr • 45282 ......................................99 

114787 Broken Bike Boy and the 

Queen of 33rd Street, The • 41947 ....45 

Brontë, Charlotte ....................................85 

Brontë, Emily ..........................................85 

Brooks, Martha ........................................74 

111930 Brother Odd • 41104................................83 

◆ Brother One Cell ▲ ................................82 

Brotherhood of the Conch Series ............91 

Brown, Marc ............................................88 

Bruchac, Joseph......................................53 

129063 Brutal • 47138..........................................67 

Bryant, Howard........................................83 

Bryson, Bill ..............................................82 

80633 Bucking the Sarge • 35548......................22 

29554 Bud, Not Buddy • 20757 ....................22, 42 

5601 Bungalow Mystery, The • 13130..............93 

◆ Bunnicula Collection, The: 

Books 1-3 ▲ ......................................27 

◆ Bunnicula Collection: 

Books 4-5, The ▲ ..............................27 

◆ Bunnicula Collection: 

Books 6-7, The ▲ ..............................27 

109452 Bunnicula Meets 

Edgar Allan Crow • 40774 ................27 

Bunnicula Series, The ............................27 

254 Bunnicula • 01661....................................27 

Burch, Christian ......................................54 

Burg, Shana ............................................61 

Burgess, Melvin ......................................69 

Burgess, T. ..............................................84 

Burnett, Frances Hodgson ................59, 84 

Burnford, Sheila ......................................52 

Byars, Betsy ............................................21 

C 

Cabot, Meg ........................................20, 83 

Calcines, Eduardo F. ..............................73 

1222452 Calder Game, The • 44030......................45 

Calendar Mysteries: Books 1-6 ............8 

15 Call It Courage • 01733 ....................42, 45 

107 Call of the Wild, The • 01738 ............46, 84 

8512 Calling on Dragons • 01746 ..................107 

Cameron, Ann ........................................47 

Cameron, Peter ......................................77 

Campbell, Julie ........................................88 

42837 Camilla ▲ ................................................30 

6033 Canyons • 1811 ......................................34 

131362 Captain Nobody ▲ ..................................46 

Cardturner, The ......................................39 

Carlson, Christopher C. ..........................58 

Carlson, Mark Jean ................................58 

118076 Carpe Diem • 42444 ................................67 

Carroll, Lewis ..........................................84 

133352 Case of the Case of Mistaken Identity 

The Brixton Brothers, Book 1, The ....46 

Case That Time Forgot 

The Sherlock Files #3, The ................87 

◆ Currently not available on an Accelerated Reader ® Disk. ▲ Currently not available as a Scholastic Reading Counts! ® Quiz. 

160 Castle in the Attic, The • 01931 ............106 

6387 Castle of Llyr, The • 01933 ......................86 

Castle Series ........................................106 

6107 Cat in the Hat and Other 

Dr. Seuss Favorites, The • 01941 ......46 

63638 Catalyst • 32030 ......................................17 

Catling, Patrick ........................................47 

Caveney, Philip........................................77 

108 Cay, The • 01990 ....................................46 

◆ Celebrations ▲........................................83 

◆ Century #1: Ring of Fire ▲......................46 

Century #2: Star of Stone ........................46 

101650 Certain Slant of Light, A • 39427 ............67 

Chandler, Kristen ......................................6 

◆ Change-Up: Mystery 

at the World Series ▲ ........................91 

Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy, The ..........88 

118500 Chaos Code, The ▲................................67 

127228 Charles and Emma ▲ ......................64, 67 

107039 Charlie Bone and the 

Hidden King • 39498 ..........................99 

78185 Charlie Bone and the Castle 

of Mirrors • 77185 ..............................99 


Invisible Boy • 35398 ..........................99 


Time Twister • 33935..........................99 

19 Charlotte’s Web • 02052....................40, 42 

17762 Chasing Redbird • 2055 ..........................46 

130112 Chasing the Bear ▲ ................................68 

78186 Chasing Vermeer • 35198 ......................45 

214 Cheaper by the Dozen • 02060 ..............46 

Chestnut King, The..................................43 

Chet Gecko Mysteries ............................92 

◆ Chet Gecko, Private Eye Volume 1 ▲ ....92 

◆ Chet Gecko, Private Eye Volume 2 ▲ ....92 

88484 Chicken Boy • 38153 ..............................68 

Children of the Red King Series, The ......99 

Chime ......................................................13 

74980 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ▲......................47 

5215 Chocolate Fever • 02158 ........................47 

256 Chocolate Touch, The • 02162................47 

5260 Chocolate War, The • 02163 ..................68 

Choldenko, Gennifer..........................10, 21 

44702 Christmas Carol, A • 01279 ..............47, 85 

◆ Christmas Story, A ▲ ..............................47 

Christopher, Matt ....................................53 

Cisneros, Sandra ....................................83 

69274 City of Ember, The • 33867 ....................90 

City of Lies ................................................2 

123306 City of Time ▲ ........................................96 

CLE, Troy ................................................54 

Clements, Andrew ..................................22 

88201 Cloud Chamber, The • 44031..................68 

5604 Clue in the Diary, The • 13128 ................93 

106751 Clue of The Linoleum 

Lederhosen • 39023 ..........................16 

Codell, Esmé Raji ....................................21 

Cody, Matthew ........................................58 

Cohn, Rachel ..........................................60 

Colfer, Eoin..............................................23 

73385 Colibrí • 34122 ........................................47 

Collected Stories of 

Winnie-the-Pooh, The ........................47 

Collins, Suzanne......................................89 

Collins, Terry ..........................................86 

Coman, Carolyn ......................................79 

Coming of the Dragon, The ....................47 

Compestine, Yin Chang ..........................59 

73959 Conch Bearer, The • 34094 ....................91

Conroy, Pat..............................................81 

Constable, Kate ......................................88 

122339 Cool Zone with the 

Pain & the Great One • 44411............19 

Cooper, James Fenimore ........................85 

Cooper, Michelle................................14, 67 

Cooper, Susan ........................................24 

Cormier, Robert ......................................68 

63410 Corner of the Universe, A • 31364 ....42, 47 

Cornish, D. M...........................................50 

Cornwell, Autumn ....................................67 

Cosmic ......................................................8 

Couloumbis, Audrey ..........................55, 59 

23666 Count Karlstein • 21733 ..........................37 

◆ Count of Monte Cristo, The • 02539 ........85 

Countdown ................................................9 

104748 Counting on Grace • 38665 ....................47 

115985 Cover-up • 41537 ....................................91 

Coville, Bruce ....................................53, 88 

110627 Cracker! • 40236......................................30 

Crampton, Gertrude ................................54 

114114 Crane • 40778........................................102 

Crane, Stephen ......................................84 

Creech, Sharon ....................44, 46, 51, 62 

Cremer, Andrea ................................15, 74 

Crist-Evans, Craig ..................................65 

116562 Crooked Kind of Perfect, A • 41678 ........47 

Crossley-Holland, Kevin ..........................89 

122643 Crossroads, The • 44194 ........................47 

Crutcher, Chris ..................................72, 79 

12780 Cry the Beloved Country • 02635 ............82 

Cuentos de Tia Lola: De Cómo La Tía Lola 

Vino (De Visita) a Quedarse y De Cómo 

La Tía Lola Aprendió a Enseñar ..........4 

112305 Cupid • 40680..........................................68 

Currie, Ron, Jr. ........................................81 

Curtis, Christopher Paul ..........................22 

Cushman, Karen..........................43, 54, 59 

44857 Cut • 27864..............................................68 

125606 Cybele's Secret ▲ ..................................68 

D 

106282 Dairy Queen • 39042 ..............................68 

Dale, Anna ..............................................79 

45118 Dancing in Cadillac Light • 24764............29 

75438 Dancing Shoes • 34056 ........................103 

128820 Dandelion Fire • 46656............................43 

Danziger, Paula ......................................24 

Dark and Hollow Places, The ..................13 

Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin, The ....13 

Dark Deeps: The Hunchback Assignments, 

Book 2, the ........................................71 

102293 Dark Flight Down, The ▲ ......................100 

109 Dark Is Rising, The • 02808 ..............24, 42 

Dark Reflections Trilogy, The ..................96 

110412 Dark Water Rising • 43149 ......................68 

Dashner, James ..................................5, 74 

35635 Dave at Night • 20831..............................32 

Davis, Kenneth C.....................................90 

114409 Day My Mother Left, The ▲ ....................48 

359 Day No Pigs Would Die, A • 02879 ........68 

74149 Day of the Iguana • 36574 ....................107 

de Angeli, Marguerite ..............................48 

122569 Dead & the Gone, The • 44511 ..............73 

Dead-Tossed Waves, The ......................70 

5917 Dealing with Dragons • 02928 ..............107 

Dearly, Departed ......................................6 

108275 Death Collector, The • 39450 ..................48 

Death Cure, The ........................................5 

Death-Defying Pepper Roux, The ..........48 



Deenie ....................................................13 

Defoe, Daniel ..........................................85 

Delirium ..................................................13 

dePaola, Tomie ......................................43 

Deriso, Christine Hurley ..........................61 

Dessen, Sarah ........................................77 

125634 Devil's Breath, The ▲..............................48 

Devolver al Remitente ............................17 

125598 Diamond of Darkhold, The ▲ ..................90 

88561 Diary of a Fairy Godmother ▲ ................21 

DiCamillo, Kate........................................25 

Dickens, Charles ........................47, 84, 85 

Disney’s Fairies Collections ....................89 

◆ Disney Fairies Collection #1, The ▲ ......89 



◆ Disney FairIes Collection #4, The ▲ ......89 



DiTerlizzi, Tony........................................87 

Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee ....................91 

Dixon, Franklin W. ..................................90 

Dixon, Heather ........................................14 

Doctor Zhivago ........................................82 

Doctorow, Cory............................70, 73, 83 

109548 Dog For Life, A • 39605 ..........................48 

Dogar, Sharon ........................................79 

101885 Dog’s Life, A • 37637 ..............................48 

79093 Doing It! • 36469......................................69 

41789 Doll People, The • 22173 ........................95 

Dollhouse Adventures ............................95 

123802 Dolphin Song • 44152..............................48 

◆ Dominic • 6411 ........................................48 

Don't Know Much About® Series ............90 

77101 Don’t Know Much About® 

American History ▲............................90 

77103 Don't Know Much About® 

Planet Earth • 38429 ..........................90 

86849 Don’t Know Much About® 

World Myths ▲ ..................................90 

Donnelly, Jennifer..............................75, 76 

25 Door in the Wall, The • 03253............42, 48 

124049 Door of No Return, The ▲ ......................48 

38860 Double Fudge • 31911 ............................19 

124148 Double or Die ▲ ......................................92 

Dowd, Siobhan ..................................66, 77 

Dowell, Frances O'Roark ............59, 62, 68 

48325 Down the Yukon • 24927 ........................92 

Downham, Jenny ....................................66 

Dr. Seuss ............................................2, 46 

Dragon ......................................................9 

82162 Dragon Rider • 35052..............................26 

117940 Dragonsdale • 41614 ..............................48 

Drake, Salamanda ..................................48 

70015 Dreadful Acts • 33839..............................86 

Dreams of Joy ........................................81 

87321 Drowned Wednesday • 36805 ................98 

Dumas, Alexandre ..................................85 

Dunkle, Clare B ......................................77 

DuPrau, Jeanne ......................................90 

E 

85982 Each Little Bird That Sings • 36380 ........49 

Eager, Edward ........................................51 

Eagle: Five Ancestors Book #5 ............102 

71134 East • 33914 ............................................69 

116960 Eclipse • 41959........................................97 

Edge Chronicles, The ............................101 

Edges ......................................................13 

Eight Keys ................................................3 

89884 Eldest • 37516 ........................................99 

120111 Eleven • 43026 ........................................28 

117751 Elijah of Buxton • 41206 ....................22, 42 

17769 Ella Enchanted • 03518 ....................32, 42 

Ellis, Ann Dee ..........................................69 

Ellis, Deborah ..........................................45 

Ellison, Ralph ..........................................82 

102017 Elsewhere • 38150 ..................................69 

Emerald Atlas, The ....................................9 

Emily’s Fortune........................................32 

119118 Emily Windsnap and the 

Castle in the Mist • 41567 ..................94 

107134 Emily Windsnap and the Monster 

from the Deep • 39201........................94 

Emily Windsnap and the Siren's Secret ....9 

Emily Windsnap Series............................94 

16711 Emma • 14067 ........................................85 

129822 Emma-Jean Lazarus Fell 

in Love • 46628 ..................................49 

113689 Emma-Jean Lazarus Fell 

Out of a Tree • 40736 ........................49 

Enchanted Forest Chronicles, The ........101 

◆ Encyclopedia Brown Mysteries: 

Volume 1 ▲........................................49 

34754 Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary 

Antarctic Expedition, The • 21260 ......64 

108710 Endymion Spring • 39586........................69 

Engle, Margarita ..........................75, 78, 79 

Enright, Elizabeth ....................................61 

Enthoven, Sam ........................................66 

Entwined..................................................14 

Epstein, Robin ........................................71 

74404 Eragon • 34033........................................99 

Escape from the Land of Snows..............82 

44286 Esperanza Rising • 21997 ......................49 

Esquival, Laura........................................83 

129466 Eternal • 46229........................................69 

Every Little Thing in the World................69 

128273 Everything is Fine ▲................................69 

Everything Matters!............................64, 81 

48071 Everything on a Waffle • 24936 ........42, 49 

114307 Evil Genius • 41290 ................................92 

117049 Evolution, Me & Other Freaks 

of Nature • 41928................................69 

102415 Extraordinary Adventures of 

Alfred Kropp, The • 38113 ..................69 

F 

Factotum: Monster Blood Tattoo, Book ..50 

73 Fahrenheit 451 • 03762 ..........................85 

535762 Fair Weather • 26461 ..............................35 

Fairies and the Quest for Never Land ....32 

100619 Fairy Dust and the Quest for 

The Egg • 37605 ................................32 

118697 Fairy Haven and the Quest for 

the Wand • 42406 ..............................32 

◆ Fairy Tales ▲ ..........................................49 

130928 Faith, Hope, and Ivy June ▲ ..................32 

Fallen ......................................................69 

False Princess, The ................................14 

Faraway Island, A....................................49 

Fast and the Furriest, The ......................49 

◆ Fat Cat ▲ ................................................70 

68161 Fat Kid Rules the World • 34095 ......64, 70 

Faulkner, William ....................................85 

62556 Feed • 31932 ..........................................16 

Feiffer, Kate ............................................58 

Feinstein, John ........................................91 

Fenner, Carol ..........................................63 

42961 Fever 1793 • 22163 ................................17 

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113


114 



◆ Currently not available on an Accelerated Reader ® Disk. ▲ Currently not available as a Scholastic Reading Counts! ® 121551 Final Warning, The • 43714 ....................83 

Garcia, Cristina........................................52 

Gray, Keith ..............................................75 

82809 Finding Miracles • 35938 ........................17 117253 Garden of Eve, The • 42265....................70 75342 Great and Terrible Beauty, A • 36331......87 

106747 Firegirl • 39046 ........................................49 

Garden, Nancy ........................................65 

Great Brain Series, The ..........................91 

79071 Fire-Eaters, The • 36465 ........................16 

Gardner, Sally....................................52, 76 115 Great Brain, The • 04746 ........................91 

20800 Fires of Merlin, The • 13785 ....................18 74986 Gatehouse Mystery, The ▲ ....................88 133411 Great Death, The ▲ ................................51 

102141 First Boy • 37641 ....................................70 44063 Gathering Blue • 22183 ..........................31 707 Great Expectations • 04749 ....................84 

115393 First Light • 41389....................................49 130462 Gecko & Sticky: 

83169 Great Tree of Avalon, The • 37327..........18 

70717 First Part Last, The • 34591 ..............64, 70 

The Greatest Power, The ▲ ............106 9021 Green Eggs and Ham and 

44707 First Test • 21534 ....................................36 

Gecko & Sticky: The Power Potion........106 

Other Servings of Dr. Seuss • 04814..46 

79068 Fish • 36808 ............................................50 

Gecko and Sticky: Sinister Substitute ..106 

Greenburg, Dan ......................................57 

Fisher, Catherine ....................................72 128389 Gecko and Sticky, The: Villain's Lair ▲ 106 

Greenburg, J. C. ....................................43 

Fitzgerald, John D. ..................................91 121757 Genius Squad • 44028 ............................92 11466 Greenwitch • 04821 ................................24 

Fitzhugh, Louise ......................................91 

Genius Wars, The....................................92 114627 Gregor and the Code of Claw • 44106 ....89 

Fitzosbornes in Exile, The ......................14 

Geras, Adèle............................................79 88381 Gregor and the Curse of 

Five Ancestors Series, The ..................102 

Geronimo Stilton Series ........................102 

the Warmbloods • 37271 ....................89 

113 Five Little Peppers and How 

◆ Geronimo Stilton: Books 1-3 ▲ ............102 106347 Gregor and the Marks 

They Grew • 03983 ........................7, 84 ◆ Geronimo Stilton: Books 4-6 ▲ ............102 

of Secret • 38669................................89 

49820 Flags of our Fathers • 28410 ..................64 ◆ Geronimo Stilton: Books 7-9 ▲ ............102 82278 Gregor and the Prophecy 

Flake, Sharon G. ..............................45, 66 

Gerstein, Mordicai ..................................57 

of Bane • 35401..................................89 

Flaubert, Gustave ....................................82 119214 Get Well Soon • 43989 ............................70 71754 Gregor the Overlander • 33948 ..............89 

114 Fledgling, The • 04007 ......................42, 50 20113 Ghost Canoe • 04432 ..............................50 

Grennan, Conor ......................................82 

Fleischman, Paul ..............................50, 77 126093 Ghost Medicine • 45123 ..........................71 33 Grey King, The • 04827 ....................24, 42 

Fleming, Charles ....................................56 123492 Ghost of Spirit Bear • 44368....................71 

Griff Carver, Hallway Patrol ......................9 

Fleming, Ian ............................................47 

Ghost Writer Secret, The ........................46 76341 Grim Tuesday • 34412 ............................98 

Fletcher, Susan ......................................43 110125 Ghosthunters and the Gruesome 

118315 Grimpow ▲..............................................71 

Flinn, Alex................................................67 

Invincible Lightning Ghost! • 39469 ....26 

Grossman, Lev ........................................81 

48073 Floodland • 24518....................................50 108875 Ghosthunters and the Incredibly 

◆ Guernsey Literary and Potato 

101038 Flush • 37522 ..........................................50 

Revolting Ghost! • 39469....................26 

Peel Pie Society, The ▲ ....................81 

105564 

32731 

128926 

112353 

105191 

106122 

106978 

12784 

5331 

5067 

◆ 

130006 

16637 

107126 

133142 

130796 

5220 

79707 

Fly on the Wall • 38703............................70 

Folk Keeper, The • 20524........................50 

For the Win ..............................................70 

Forest of Hands and Teeth, The ▲ ........70 

Forever in Blue • 40265 ..........................87 

Forever Odd • 41067 ..............................83 

Forgotten ................................................14 

Forman, Gayle ........................................72 

Forster, E.M . ..........................................85 

Fortunate Son ▲ ....................................83 

Foundling: Monster 

Blood Tattoo • 39584..........................50 

Fountainhead, The • 14045 ..............82, 85 

Fox, Paula ..............................................60 

Fox and Phoenix........................................5 

Francis, Jan ............................................18 

Frank, Anne ......................................65, 84 

Frazier, Sundee T..............................11, 45 

Freak the Mighty • 23405 ........................70 

Freaky Friday • 04201 ............................50 

Freckle Juice & The One in the Middle 

is the Green Kangaroo ▲ ..................19 

Freedman, Russell ......................54, 63, 79 

Freeman, Martin ......................................83 

French, Michael ......................................53 

Freymann-Weyr, Garret ..........................74 

Friend or Fiend? With the Pain 

and the Great One • 46796 ................19 

Frindle • 04243 ........................................22 

Frogs & French Kisses • 39113 ..............96 

Front and Center ....................................68 

Frost Child, The ▲ ..................................96 

Fudge-A-Mania • 04290 ..........................19 

Funke, Cornelia ......................................26 

Fusco, Kimberly Newton..........................63 

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Gael, Juliet ..............................................81 

Gallagher, Liz ..........................................75 

Game of Sunken Places, The • 35740 ....16 

Gannett, Ruth Stiles ................................61 

Gantos, Jack............................................27 

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Monster of Doom • 40805 ..................26 

Ghosthunters and the Totally 

Moldy Baroness! • 40034....................26 

Gibran, Kahlil ..........................................85 

Giff, Patricia Reilly ....................2, 3, 28, 63 

Gifford, Peggy..........................................56 

Gilbreth, Frank B., Jr. ..............................46 

Giles, Gail ................................................77 

Gilman, David ..........................................48 

Gimme a Call ..........................................71 

Girl, 15, Charming But Insane • 36353....94 

Girl in Translation ....................................81 

Girl, Nearly 16, Absolute Torture ▲ ........94 

Girls Don’t Fly ............................................6 

Girls in Pants • 36122..............................87 

Giver, The • 04535 ............................31, 42 

Glorious Adventures of the 

Sunshine Queen, The ..........................9 

God Is in the Pancakes ..........................71 

Godwin, Laura ........................................95 

Going Bovine ▲ ................................64, 71 

Going, Going, Gone With 

the Pain & the Great One • 44924......19 

Going, K. L...................................53, 70, 76 

Golden Compass, The • 04608 ..............37 

Golding, Sir William ................................73 

Golem’s Eye, The • 36436 ......................40 

Goodbye Season, The ▲ ........................71 

Gooney Bird Collection ▲ ......................31 

Gorilla City ▲..........................................50 

Gospel According 

to Larry, The • 27335........................103 

Gossamer • 38684 ..................................31 

Grabenstein, Chris ..................................47 

Graduation of Jake Moon, The • 22610 ..33 

Grahame, Kenneth ..................................84 

Gramont, Nina de ....................................69 

Grann, David ..........................................82 

Grant, Helen ............................................81 

Gratz, Alan ........................................76, 77 

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Haddix, Margaret Peterson......................59 

Haddon, Mark ..........................................44 

Hale, Bruce..............................................92 

Hale, Marian ................................62, 68, 71 

Half Magic • 04889 ..................................51 

Half-Moon Investigations • 39146............23 

Halpern, Julie ..........................................70 

Hamann, Hilary Thayer............................81 

Hank Zipzer Series, The........................107 

Hannigan, Katherine................................52 

Happy Birthday, 

Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle • 44244 ................95 

Hard Love • 20843 ............................64, 71 

Hardy Boys Series, The ..........................90 

Harmless • 43269 ....................................38 

Harmon, Michael ....................................67 

Harriet Spies Again • 34067 ....................91 

Harriet the Spy • 05001 ..........................91 

Harris, Joanne ........................................59 

Harris, Lewis............................................61 

Harry Potter Series ................................IBC 

Harry Potter and the Chamber 

of Secrets • 14870 ............................IBC 

Harry Potter and 

the Deathly Hallows • 41202 ............IBC 

Harry Potter and the Goblet 

of Fire • 21619 ..................................IBC 

Harry Potter and the Half Blood 

Prince • 37231 ..................................IBC 

Harry Potter and the Order of 

the Phoenix • 33730 ........................IBC 

Harry Potter and the Prisoner 

of Azkaban • 17112 ..........................IBC 

Harry Potter and the 

Sorcerer’s Stone • 13011..................IBC 

Hatchet • 05030 ................................34, 42 

Hate That Cat • 45376 ............................51 

Hattie Big Sky • 39614 ......................42, 51 

Hauge, Lesley..........................................74 

Quiz.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel ..........................6, 84 

7044 Haymeadow, The • 05068 ......................34 

Hearn, Julie ............................................73 

128015 Heart of a Shepherd ▲............................51 

114032 Heart-Shaped Box ▲ ..............................83 

106285 Heat • 38355............................................51 

Heather Wells Mysteries..........................83 

509 Heidi • 05099 ..........................................84 

Heiligman, Deborah ................................67 

Hellhound on his Trail..............................82 

5020 Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle • 05115 ..........95 

Help, The ................................................81 

Hemphill, Stephanie ................................80 

Henkes, Kevin ........................................57 

Henry, Marguerite....................................53 

106411 Here Lies the Librarian • 39128 ..............35 

82163 Here Today • 35467 ................................51 

Here’s to You, Rachel Robinson ..............3 

Heroes of Olympus, Book Two: 

The Son of Neptune, The ....................2 

129417 Heroes of the Valley • 46232 ..................40 

Hesse, Karen ..........................................25 

Hiaasen, Carl ..............................50, 52, 76 

5620 Hidden Staircase, The • 05217................93 

37 High King, The • 05226............................42 

High King, Book 5, The............................86 

110101 Higher Power of Lucky, 

The • 39671 ..................................42, 51 

Higson, Charlie ........................................92 

Hill, Joe....................................................83 

Hill, Lawrence ..........................................82 

Hinton, S.E. ............................................75 

His Dark Materials Trilogy ......................37 

7109 Hitchhiker's Guide to 

the Galaxy, The • 05623 ....................83 

87191 Hitler Youth • 36479 ..........................42, 51 

Hoban, Julia ............................................80 

Hobbs, Will ........................................50, 92 

Hoeye, Michael........................................61 

Hogan, Mary ............................................75 

Holder, Nancy............................................5 

59167 Hole in My Life • 29495......................27, 64 

28081 Holes • 13279 ....................................39, 42 

Holm, Jennifer L. ....................................28 

Holman, Felice ........................................77 

Holt, Kimberly Willis ................................29 

11801 Home of the Brave • 42088 ....................51 

35670 Homeless Bird • 21537............................52 

Homer......................................................85 

61464 Hoot • 31835......................................42, 52 

44672 Hope Was Here • 22882....................42, 72 

Horowitz, Anthony ..................................60 

Horvath, Polly ..................49, 56, 58, 61, 62 

Hothead ....................................................9 

Hound Dog True ........................................3 

63084 House Called Awful End , A • 33711 ......86 

82024 House of Tailors, A • 35890 ....................28 

5667 House on the Cliff, The • 05391 ..............90 

80148 How I Live Now • 35540 ....................64, 72 

109456 How to Be Popular • 39513 ....................20 

122855 How to Build a House • 44405 ................38 

174 How to Eat Fried Worms • 05449 ............52 

Howe, James ..........................................27 

132854 Hunchback Assignments Book 1, The ▲ 71 

Hunter, Erin ............................................11 

5668 Hunting for Hidden Gold • 13153 ............90 

Hussey, Charmian ..................................62 

I 

117629 I Am Not Joey Pigza • 41936 ..................27 



86117 I Am the Messenger • 37354 ............64, 72 

74147 I Got a “D“ in Salami • 33823 ................107 

124498 I Wanna Be Your Shoebox ▲..................52 

I Was a Sixth Grade Alien Series ..........88 

32022 I Was a Sixth Grade Alien • 17395 ..........88 

102130 I, Coriander • 38155 ................................52 

79913 Ida B. • 35520..........................................52 

117243 If a Tree Falls at Lunch Period • 41996 ..21 

129747 If I Stay • 46865 ......................................72 

Iggie's House ............................................9 

77013 Igraine the Brave • 41205........................26 

◆ Illmoor Chronicles, The ▲ ....................101 

In the Garden of Beasts ..........................82 

34749 In My Hands • 19260 ..............................72 

20709 In the Hand of the Goddess • 05798 ......36 

45207 In the Heart of the Sea • 31543 ..............64 

◆ In the Path of Falling Objects ▲..............72 

Incarceron................................................72 

Incorrigible Children of 

Ashton Place, The ..............................52 

Incorrigible Children of Aston Place, 

Book II: The Hidden Gallery, The ......10 

230 Incredible Journey, The • 05830..............52 

231 Indian in the Cupboard, The • 05841......18 

Indian in the Cupboard Series ................18 

◆ Indigo Notebook, The ▲..........................52 

81579 Indigo’s Star • 35693 ..............................96 

◆ Ines of My Soul ▲ ..................................83 

Ingenue....................................................14 

Inheritance ................................................5 

125633 Inkdeath • 44619......................................26 

71683 Inkheart • 34017 ......................................26 

100861 Inkspell • 37554 ......................................26 

19789 Into Thin Air • 05873................................64 

Invisible Man............................................82 

Iron Thorn, The........................................14 

Ishiguro, Kazuo........................................81 

45 Island of the Blue Dolphins • 05924 ..42, 52 

It Happened On a Train ............................3 

It's Not the End of the World....................10 

J 

115225 Jack Plank Tells Tales • 41366................52 

Jackson, Kathryn ....................................54 

Jacques, Brian ........................................29 

Jaguar Stones, The ................................53 

Jaguar Stones, Book 2: 

The End of the World Club, The ..............10 

Jamrach's Menagerie ..............................81 

709 Jane Eyre • 06034 ..................................85 

41791 Janitor’s Boy, The • 21723 ......................22 

Jarzab, Anna ..........................................65 

32529 Jason’s Gold • 18562 ..............................92 

132411 Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits 

of Delaware • 46836 ..........................16 

Jay, Stacey ................................................6 

Jefferson’s Sons ........................................2 

78314 Jennifer Government • 43656..................82 

176 Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, 

William McKinley, and Me, 

Elizabeth • 06075..........................31, 42 

Jeremy Bender vs. the Cupcake Cadets ..4 

5918 Jeremy Thatcher, 

Dragon Hatcher • 06078 ....................53 

Jess Jordan Series ..................................94 

106236 Jim Thorpe: Original 

All-American • 39043..........................53 

Jinks, Catherine ..........................13, 76, 92 

116746 Jinx • 42226 ............................................20 

Jocelyn, Marthe ......................................80 

Joey Pigza Series....................................27 

45124 Joey Pigza Loses Control • 22246 ....27, 42 

29525 Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key • 18755 ..27 

Johnson, Angela................................66, 70 

Johnson, Harriet McBryde ......................65 

Johnson, Louanne ..................................74 

Jules Verne..............................................44 

Juliet Immortal ..........................................6 

◆ Junie B. Jones Collection: Books 1-4 ▲..33 

◆ Junie B. Jones Collection: Books 5-8 ▲..33 

◆ Junie B. Jones Collection: 

Books 9-12 ▲ ....................................33 


Books 13-16 ▲ ..................................33 


Books 17-20 ▲ ..................................33 


Books 21-24 ▲ ..................................33 


Books 25-26 ▲ ..................................33 

Junie B. Jones Series, The......................33 

Just as Long as We’re Together................3 

20231 Just So Stories • 06285 ......................7, 84 

K 

Kadohata, Cynthia ..................................30 

Katcher, Brian............................................5 

Kate, Lauren ......................................14, 69 

Katie Kazoo, Switcheroo Series ..............93 

◆ Katie Kazoo, Switcheroo: 

Books 1 & 2 ▲....................................93 


Books 3 & 4 ▲....................................93 


Books 5 & 6 ▲....................................93 


Books 7 & 8 ▲....................................93 


Books 9 & 10 ▲..................................93 

◆ Katie Kazoo Switcheroo: 

Books 11 & 12 ▲................................93 

◆ Katie Kazoo Switcheroo: 

Books 13 & 14 ▲................................93 

Katie Kazoo, Switcheroo: 

Books 15 & 16 ....................................93 

Keene, Carolyn........................................93 

63092 Keeper of the Doves • 31868 ..................21 

125287 Keeper of the Grail ▲..............................53 

68983 Keeper of the Night • 33607 ....................29 

120832 Keeping Score • 43430............................34 

Kelly, Katy................................................94 

Kerouac, Jack..........................................82 

Kessler, Liz ..........................................9, 94 

33006 Key to the Indian, The • 14414 ................18 

Keys to the Kingdom Series, The ............98 

Keys to the Kingdom #7: 

Lord Sunday, The ..............................98 

Kid, The ..................................................83 

11423 Kid Who Only Hit Homers, The • 06464 ..53 

Kidd, Ronald ............................................74 

512 Kidnapped • 06474 ..................................84 

Kimmell, Elizabeth Cody..........................61 

King, A. S...........................................14, 41 

107305 King Dork • 39297....................................72 

82290 King of the Middle March • 36203............89 

69069 King of the Mild Frontier • 33704 ............72 

51 King of the Wind • 06515 ..................42, 53 

Kipling, Rudyard ..................................4, 84 

74071 Kira-Kira • 36214 ..............................30, 42 

36754 Kit’s Wilderness • 21539....................16, 64 



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◆ Currently not available on an Accelerated Reader ® Disk. ▲ Currently not available as a Scholastic Reading Counts! ® Kittredge, Caitlin ......................................14 

Look, Lenore........................................2, 43 ◆ Marcelo in the Real World ▲ ..................73 

Koertge, Ron ..........................................78 ◆ Loose Woman, Woman Hollering Creek, 

Marillier, Juliet....................................68, 80 

Konigsburg, E.L. ......................................31 

and the House on Mango Street ▲ ....83 10784 Martin the Warrior • 07420 ......................29 

Koontz, Dean ..........................................83 744 Lord of the Flies • 07082..........................73 

Martin, Ann M. ................47, 48, 51, 57, 95 

Korman, Gordon ......................................77 

Lord Sunday ............................................98 116365 Marvelous Effect, The • 92437 ................54 

Kraus, Daniel ............................................6 ◆ Lost City of Z, The ▲ ..............................82 54 Mary Poppins • 13343 ............................54 

Krieg, Jim ..................................................9 

Lost Hero, The ........................................38 

Mastiff The Legend of Beka Cooper, 

Krulik, Nancy ..........................................93 

Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott..........81 

Book 3 ..................................................5 

Kurson, Robert ........................................81 

Lost Years of Merlin Series ....................18 43469 Matilda Bone • 22078 ..............................54 

Kwok, Jean ..............................................81 17998 Lost Years of Merlin, The • 07104 ..........18 

Matthews, L. S...................................48, 50 

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L’Engle, Madeleine ..................................30 

Lady Friday • 40854 ................................98 

Lady Knight • 31967 ................................36 

LaFleur, Suzanne ................................3, 54 

Lamplighter • 44102 ................................50 

Land, The • 26459 ..................................55 

Lang, Lang ..............................................53 

Lang Lang's Story: 

Playing With Flying Keys ▲................53 

Langton, Jane..........................................50 

Larkin, Jillian......................................14, 15 

Larry and the Meaning of Life ▲ ..........103 

Larson, Erik ............................................82 

Larson, Kirby ..........................................51 

Last Book in the Universe, The • 22716 ..53 

Last Hero, The ........................................83 

Last Holiday Concert, The • 35494..........22 

Last Night I Dreamed of Peace ▲ ..........82 

Last of the Mohicans, The • 06661..........85 

Last Olympian, The ▲ ............................38 

Last Shot • 36208 ....................................91 

Last Siege, The ▲ ..................................40 

Last Summer of the 

Death Warriors, The ..........................73 

Laurie, Victoria ........................................58 

Lawrence, Caroline..................................94 

Leaving Glorytown ..................................73 

Lester, Julius ..........................................68 

Lethcoe, Jason ........................................55 

Letter to My Daughter ▲ ........................83 

Levine, Gail Carson ................................32 

Levine, Kristin ..........................................44 

Lewis, Michael ........................................83 

Liberation of Gabriel King, The • 38200 ..53 

Life As We Knew It • 39533 ....................73 

Life, the Universe and 

Everything • 06854 ............................83 

Lightning Thief, The • 37425....................38 

Like Water for Chocolate ▲ ....................83 

Lily Pond, The............................................4 

Lily’s Crossing • 06888 ......................28, 42 

Limb, Sue ................................................94 

Lin, Grace ................................................63 

Lincoln: A Photobiography • 06889 ..42, 54 

Lindgren, Astrid ......................................58 

Lioness Rampant • 37591 ......................36 

Lirael • 24933 ..........................................98 

Lisel, Janet Taylor ..................................44 

Little Brother • 44548 ▲ ..........................73 

Little Golden Treasury, The ▲ ................54 

Little Princes ............................................82 

Little Women • 06997 ..............................84 

Lizzie Bright and the 

Buckminster Boy • 36213 ......42, 54, 64 

Lockhart, E. ......................................67, 70 

London Calling • 39905 ..........................54 

London, Jack ....................................46, 84 

Long Way from Chicago, A • 17319 ..35, 42 

Long Way Gone, A • 41053 ..............64, 82 

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Loud Silence of Francine 

Green, The • 39313 ............................54 

Love ▲ ....................................................83 

Love, Aubrey ▲ ......................................54 

Love Curse of the 

Rumbaughs, The • 39594 ..................27 

Love, Ruby Lavender • 24753 ................54 

Love, Stargirl • 41538 ..............................39 

Lowrey, Janette Sebring..........................54 

Lowry, Lois ..........................................8, 31 

Lucky Breaks • 45543..............................51 

Lucky for Good ........................................10 

Lucy Rose Series ....................................94 

Lucy Rose: Big on Plans • 38330 ............94 

Lucy Rose: Here’s the Thing 

About Me • 38331 ..............................94 

Lunch Money • 37008..............................22 

Luper, Eric ................................................4 

Lupica, Mike ................................51, 55, 61 

Lyga, Barry ..............................................65 

Lyra’s Oxford • 34369..............................37 

M 

MacDonald, Betty ....................................95 

Madame Bovary ......................................82 

Madapple • 44506....................................73 

Maggie’s Door • 34084 ............................28 

Magic in Manhattan Series ......................96 

Magic Tree House® Books 1-8 ▲ ..........33 

Magic Tree House® Books 9-16 ▲ ........33 

Magic Tree House® Books 17-24 ▲ ......33 



Magic Tree House® Books 33-35 ▲......33 

Magic Tree House®: Books 36 & 37 ▲ ..33 

Magic Tree House®: Books 38 & 39 ▲..33 

Magic Tree House®: Books 40 & 41 ▲..33 

Magic Tree House®: Books 42 & 43 ......33 

Magic Tree House®: Books 44 & 45 ......10 

Magician, The ▲....................................101 

Magician King, The..................................81 

Magicians, The ..................................64, 81 

Make Lemonade • 07299 ......................107 

Makers ....................................................83 

Malone, Marianne....................................11 

Maniac Magee • 07357......................39, 42 

Manny Files, The ▲ ................................54 

Many Waters • 07361 ..............................30 

Marc Brown’s Arthur 

Anniversary Collection ▲ ..................88 

Marc Brown’s Arthur Chapter Books: 

Volume 1 ▲........................................88 


Volume 2 ▲........................................88 

Marc Brown's Arthur Chapter Books: 

Volume 3 ▲........................................88 


Volume 4 ▲........................................88 


Volume 5 ▲........................................88 

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100596 

104896 

Max: A Maximum Ride Novel ▲..............83 

May Bird and the Ever After • 39009 ......55 

Maynard, Joyce ......................................68 

Maze Runner, The ▲ ..............................74 

McAllister, M.I. ........................................62 

McCaughrean, Geraldine ....................9, 48 

McCormick, Patricia ................................68 

McDonald, Megan ..................................95 

McKay, Hilary ..........................................96 

McKay, Sharon E.....................................15 

McKissack, Patricia C. ............................58 

McNamee, Eoin ......................................96 

McNamee, Graham ................................65 

McNees, Kelly O’Connor ........................81 

Meanest Doll in the World, The • 34044..95 

Measle and the Wrathmonk • 37095 ......55 

Meldrum, Christina ..................................73 

Melville, Herman......................................85 

Memoirs of a Teenage 

Amnesiac • 42073 ..............................73 

Mercy, A ..................................................83 

Mercy Watson Collection: 

Volume I, The ▲................................25 

Mercy Watson Collection: 

Volume II, The ▲................................25 

Mercy Watson Collection, 

Volume III, The ▲ ..............................25 

Messenger • 35702..................................31 

Meyer, Kai ..............................................96 

Meyer, Stephenie ....................................97 

Midnight for Charlie Bone • 33128 ..........99 

Midnight Gate, The ....................................4 

Midnight Over Sanctaphrax • 37602......101 

Mikaelsen, Ben ............................71, 75, 79 

Milkweed • 34085 ....................................39 

Millard, Candice ......................................82 

Millicent Min, Girl Genius • 33881............55 

Milne, A.A. ..............................................47 

Mimus • 38765 ........................................55 

Minister’s Daughter, The • 38604 ..........73 

Miracle on 49th Street • 39580 ................55 

Miracle’s Boys • 22035 ............................74 

Miraculous Journey of Edward 

Tulane, The • 38356 ..........................25 

Mirror of Fire and 

Dreaming, The • 37636 ......................91 

Mirror of Merlin, The • 21173 ..................18 

Misadventures of Benjamin 

Batholomew Piff, The • 41064 ............55 

Misadventures of Maude 

March, The • 37524 ............................55 

Missing Chums, The • 13136 ..................90 

Missing May • 07724 ........................42, 55 

Mister Monday • 33569............................98 

Mistik Lake • 43296 ................................74 

Mitchell, David ........................................81 

Mlynowski, Sarah ..............................71, 96 

Moby Dick ▲ ..........................................85 

Monkey • 38821 ....................................102 

Monkey Town • 39199 ............................74 

Quiz.

29945 Monster • 13966 ................................64, 74 

108055 Monstrous Memoirs of a 

Mighty McFearless, The • 39587........55 

Montgomery, L.M.....................................84 

77128 Montmorency Thief, Liar, 

Gentleman? • 36188 ..........................55 

Moon Over Manifest ..........................10, 42 

375 More Adventures of the 

Great Brain • 07861............................91 

Morgenstern, Erin ....................................81 

Morrison, Toni..........................................83 

Mosher, Richard ......................................80 

Mosley, Walter ..................................65, 83 

Moss, Elizabeth ......................................50 

61387 Mostly Harmless • 07906 ........................83 

127487 Mostly True Adventures of 

Homer P. Figg ▲..........................42, 56 

Mouse, The................................................9 

◆ Moxy Maxwell Collection ▲ ....................56 

◆ Moxy Maxwell Does Not Love Practicing 

the Piano But She Does Love Being 

in Recitals ▲ ......................................56 

101363 Mr. Chickee’s Funny Money • 37760 ......22 

112464 Mr. Chickee’s Messy Mission • 40787 ....22 

63 Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle • 13373 ....................95 

34688 Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle’s Farm • 07998 ........95 

36025 Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle’s Magic • 07999........95 

M. T. Anderson’s Thrilling Tales ..............16 

◆ Muchacho ▲............................................74 

72897 Mud City • 37052 ....................................45 

Mulligan, Andy ........................................78 

Murdock, Catherine Gilbert......................68 

Music of Dolphins, The ............................25 

Murphy, Pat ............................................79 

Museum of Thieves ................................56 

Mussi, Sarah............................................48 

459214 My Heartbeat • 31872........................64, 74 

My Life with the Lincolns ........................56 

68165 My Losing Season • 34339................64, 81 

28086 My Louisiana Sky • 13427 ......................29 

124693 My One Hundred Adventures ▲..............56 

5433 My Teacher Is an Alien • 08142 ..............88 

Myers, Walter Dean ..........................74, 76 

113801 Mysterious Benedict 

Society, The • 41085 ........................103 

122839 Mysterious Benedict Society, The 

& Perilous Journey • 44229 ..............103 

133674 Mysterious Benedict Society and the 

Prisoner's Dilemma, The ▲..............103 

74989 Mysterious Visitor, The ▲........................88 

5626 Mystery at Lilac Inn, The • 13126 ............93 

8541 Mystery of the Cupboard, The • 08182....18 

121922 Mystery of the Third 

Lucretia, The • 44040 ........................56 

N 

Na, An................................................78, 79 

Nancy Drew Series..................................93 

◆ Nate the Great Collected Stories: 

Volume 1 ▲........................................56 

Nate the Great: More Collected Stories ..10 

112889 Navigator, The • 43665............................96 

Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds..........................32 

Neocromancer, The: Secrets of 

the Immortal Nicholas Flannel ..........101 

Neri, Greg ................................................78 

107851 Never Let Me Go ▲ ..........................64, 81 

108713 New Moon • 39519 ..................................97 

Newbery Honor Books ............................42 

Newbery Medal Winners ........................42 

70566 Niagara Falls, Or Does It? • 33824........107 



101690 Nicky Deuce Welcome 

to the Family • 40661..........................56 

Night Circus, The ....................................81 

◆ Night Kitchen Radio Theatre: 

Volume One, The ▲ ..........................56 

Nightshade ..............................................74 

Nimmo, Jenny..........................................99 

132511 Nine Pound Hammer, The ▲ ..................57 

Nix, Garth ................................................98 

118318 No Castles Here • 42384 ........................57 

No Passengers Beyond This Point..........10 

Noah Barleywater Runs Away ................10 

83557 Norman Tuttle on the Last Frontier ▲ ....74 

Nomansland ............................................74 

North, Sterling..........................................58 

67223 Northern Light, A • 33141 ..................64, 75 

Northward to the Moon ............................56 

36700 Nory Ryan’s Song • 22473 ......................28 

240 Not-Just-Anybody Family, The • 08489 ..21 

48680 Notes from a Liar and Her Dog • 25214 ..21 

Nothing ......................................................5 

379 Number the Stars • 08513 ................31, 42 

O 

Obreht, Téa ............................................81 

O’Dell, Kathleen ......................................57 

O’Dell, Scott ............................................52 

83960 Odd Thomas • 36864 ..............................83 

5993 Odyssey, The • 08548 ............................85 

115075 Off Season, The • 41378 ........................68 

Ogilvy, Ian................................................55 

Okay for Now ..........................................11 

101238 Old Country, The • 36717........................57 

71432 Olive’s Ocean • 34120 ......................42, 57 

7116 Oliver Twist • 08598 ................................84 

Oliver, Lauren ....................................13, 66 

Oliver, Lin ..............................................107 

70567 Olivia Kidney • 34482 ..............................99 

87563 Olivia Kidney and the 

Exit Academy • 39277 ........................99 

Olivia Kidney Series, The ........................99 

◆ Olivion's Favorites ▲ ..............................54 

109979 On Christmas Eve • 41890 ....................57 

128 On My Honor • 08612........................42, 57 

◆ On the Road ▲........................................82 

114707 On the Wings of Heroes • 40780 ............35 

122193 Once Upon a Time in the North • 44539..37 

◆ Once Was Lost ▲....................................75 

One Day and One Amazing Morning on 

Orange Street ....................................11 

O’Neal, Eilis ............................................14 

103099 Onts, The • 37194....................................57 

Opdyke, Irene Gut ..................................72 

78957 Ophie Out of Oz • 43613 ........................57 

120162 Opposite of Invisible, The • 43027 ..........75 

130489 Oracles of Delphi Keep ▲ ......................58 

Orphan of Destiny: The Youngest 

Templar Trilogy, Book 3 ....................53 

Orwell, George ........................................85 

Osborne, Mary Pope ........................10, 33 

Ostrich Boys ............................................75 

Other Half of My Heart, The ....................11 

488 Otherwise Known as Shelia 

the Great • 08762 ..............................19 

35294 Our Only May Amelia • 20073 ..........28, 42 

18783 Out of the Dust • 08788 ....................25, 42 

76086 Outcasts of 19 Schuyler 

Place, The • 36248 ............................31 

381 Outsiders, The • 08811............................75 

129 Over Sea, Under Stone • 08818..............24 

P 

20090 P.S. Longer Letter Later • 08840 ............24 

45795 Page • 22306 ..........................................36 

115638 Pants on Fire • 41751..............................20 

Paolini, Christopher ............................5, 99 

Park, Barbara ..........................................33 

Park, Linda Sue ......................................34 

Parker, Robert B................................66, 68 

Parry, Rosanne..................................11, 51 

110405 Part of Me • 42046 ..................................29 

Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake, The.81 

127492 Parties & Potions ▲ ................................96 

106249 Party Princess: The Princess Diaries, 

Volume VII • 39133 ............................20 

62222 Parvana's Journey • 32995......................45 

16718 Passage to India, A • 08908 ....................85 

Passion....................................................14 

78250 Past Perfect, Present Tense ▲ ..............35 

Pasternak, Boris ......................................82 

Paterson, Katherine ................................45 

Paton, Alan ..............................................82 

Patrick, Cat ..............................................14 

Patron, Susan....................................10, 51 

Patterson, James ....................................83 

Pattou, Edith ............................................69 

Paulsen, Gary..........................................34 

64033 Peace Like a River • 26727 ....................64 

Pearson, Joanna ....................................14 

Peck, Richard ..........................................35 

Peck, Robert Newton ..............................68 

122349 Peeled • 44125 ........................................75 

Penderwicks at Point Mouette, The ........11 

121474 Penderwicks on Gardam 

Street, The • 43642 ............................57 

88005 Penderwicks, The • 37026 ......................57 

108040 Penny From Heaven • 40007 ............28, 42 

80066 People of Sparks, The • 36984................90 

82157 Pepins and their Problems, 

The • 37852 ........................................58 

Percy Jackson and the 

Olympians Series ..............................38 

115095 Perfect Girl ▲ ..........................................75 

Perkins, Lynne Rae ................................43 

87895 Permanent Rose • 36899 ........................96 

517 Peter Pan • 09015 ..................................58 

Pfeffer, Susan Beth ................................73 

Philbrick, Rodman ................53, 56, 63, 70 

61467 Pictures of Hollis Woods • 31809 ......28, 42 

Pierce, Tamora ..............................5, 15, 36 

Pinkney, Andrea Davis ..............................8 

◆ Piper Reed Gets a Job ▲........................29 

116937 Piper Reed: Navy Brat • 41991................29 

126654 Piper Reed: The Great Gypsy ▲ ............29 

69 Pippi Longstocking • 09152 ....................58 

73564 Pirates of Pompeii, The • 33995..............94 

75433 Pirates! • 34181 ......................................75 

Pitchford, Dean..................................44, 46 

Please Ignore Vera Dietz ..................14, 41 

Poe, Edgar Allan......................................66 

121445 Poet Slave of Cuba, The • 38715 ............75 

108714 Porch Lies • 39717 ..................................58 

Portman, Frank..................................65, 72 

121312 Postcard, The • 43509 ............................58 

Potter, Beatrix..........................................84 

Potter, Ellen ............................................99 

Powerless ................................................58 

Precious ..................................................83 

714 Pride and Prejudice • 09341....................85 

Princess Diaries Series, The ..................20 

44873 Princess Diaries, The • 22877 ................20 



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51782 Princess in the Spotlight • 25658 ............20 

58064 Princess in Love • 30742 ........................20 

68066 Princess in Waiting • 33606 ....................20 

77562 Princess in Pink • 36515..........................20 

86753 Princess in Training • 37475....................20 

112308 Princess on the Brink • 40777 ................20 

Printz Award Winners ..............................64 

Printz Honor Books..................................64 

129529 Problem With the Puddles, The ▲ ..........50 

87375 Project Mulberry • 36719 ........................34 

106652 Prophet of Yonwood, The • 39021 ..........90 

◆ Prophet, The • 31794 ..............................85 

Prosek, James ........................................48 

10413 Ptolemy’s Gate • 38598 ..........................40 

123552 Puddlejumpers s......................................58 

Pullman, Philip ........................................37 

Q 

Quick, Matthew........................................78 

R 

R My Name Is Rachel................................2 

◆ Rabbit Ears American Tall Tales: 

Volume One ▲ ................................108 


Volume Two ▲ ................................108 


Volume Three ▲ ..............................108 


Volume Four ▲ ................................108 

◆ Rabbit Ears Bible Stories: 

Volume One ▲ ................................109 


Volume Two ▲ ................................109 


Volume Three ▲ ..............................109 


Volume Four ▲ ................................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears Christmas Stories: 

Volume One ▲ ................................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears Christmas Stories: 

Volume Two ▲ ................................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears Folktales of the 

Far East ▲........................................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears Holiday Stories: 

Volume One ▲ ................................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears Native American 

Heroines ▲ ......................................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears Rudyard Kipling’s 

Just So Stories ▲ ............................108 

◆ Rabbit Ears Storybook Classics: 

Volume One ▲ ................................108 


Volume Two ▲ ................................108 


Volume Three ▲ ..............................108 


Volume Four ▲ ................................108 


Volume Five ▲ ................................108 


Volume Six ▲ ..................................108 

◆ Rabbit Ears Tales of Brer Rabbit ▲ ......108 

◆ Rabbit Ears The Night 

Before Christmas ▲ ........................109 

◆ Rabbit Ears The Velveteen Rabbit ▲....108 

◆ Rabbit Ears World Tales: 

Volume One ▲ ................................109 


Volume Two ▲ ................................109 




Volume Three ▲ ..............................109 


Volume Four ▲ ................................109 


Volume Five ▲ ................................109 


Volume Six ▲ ..................................109 


Volume Seven ▲..............................109 

Railsback, Lisa ........................................44 

72 Ramona and Her Father • 09547 ............42 

134 Ramona Quimby, Age 8 • 09551 ............42 

Rand, Ayn..........................................82, 85 

73 Rascal • 09566 ..................................42, 58 

87184 Ratastrophe Catastrophe, The ▲..........101 

Rawls, Wilson ..........................................63 

89525 Ready or Not: All American 

Girl #2 • 37699....................................20 

100508 Rebel Angels • 37698..............................87 

Reckless ..................................................26 

715 Red Badge of Courage, The • 09622 ......84 

Red Blazer Girls: The 

Mistaken Masterpiece, The ................11 

129817 Red Blazer Girls, The: 

Ring of Rocomadour ▲ ......................59 

Red Blazer Girls, The: 

Vanishing Violin ..................................59 

117896 Red Glass • 42208 ..................................58 

Red Glove: The Curse Workers: 

Book Two ................................................14 

Red Herring Without Mustard, A. ............82 

Red Midnight ..........................................75 

122453 Red Necklace, The • 44126 ....................76 

74990 Red Trailer Mystery, The ▲ ....................88 

7129 Redwall • 09646 ......................................29 

Rees, Celia ........................................75, 80 

130004 Reformed Vampire 

Support Group, The ▲ ......................76 

Reinhardt, Dana ................................15, 38 

Reisman, Michael ....................................60 

77860 Report Card, The • 31542........................22 

41286 Reptile Room, The • 21541 ..................100 

Resau, Laura ....................................52, 58 

132207 Rescuing Seneca Crane ▲ ....................59 

18830 Restaurant at the End 

of the Universe, The • 09689..............83 

383 Return of the Indian, The • 09693............18 

Return to Sender ....................................17 

Revolution................................................76 

118284 Revolution Is not a 

Dinner Party • 41994 ..........................59 

Rex, Adam ..............................................62 

Richards, Justin ................................48, 67 

Richardson, Nigel ....................................80 

Ring of Fire ..............................................46 

Ring of Solomon: 

A Bartimaeus Novel, The....................40 

Riordan, Rick ......................................2, 38 

◆ Riot ▲......................................................76 

Ripken, Cal ................................................9 

Rites and Wrongs of Janice Wills, The....14 

Ritter, John H...........................................79 

Rivalry: Mystery at the 

Army-Navy Game, The ......................91 

73789 River Between Us, The • 34146 ..............35 

◆ River of Doubt, The ▲ ............................82 

7023 River, The • 09777 ..................................34 

520 Robinson Crusoe • 09799........................85 

Robopocalypse........................................83 

Rocklin, Joanne ......................................11 

Rockwell, Thomas ..................................52 

Rodgers, Mary ........................................50 

68142 Rodzina • 33307 ......................................59 

136 Roll of Thunder, Hear 

My Cry • 09814 ............................42, 55 

◆ Roman Mysteries, The ▲........................94 

Romancing Miss Bronte ..........................81 

◆ Room With a View, A ▲ ..........................85 

Rosoff, Meg ......................................72, 81 

Rotters ......................................................6 

Rowling, J. K. ........................................IBC 

Roy, Léna ................................................13 

Roy, Ron............................................8, 100 

25239 Ruby in the Smoke, The • 09876 ............37 

108590 Rules of Survival, The • 39432 ................76 

126189 Runaway Dolls, The ▲............................95 

120144 Runemarks • 43024 ................................59 

Runholt, Susan ..................................56, 59 

Running Dream, The ..............................15 

14531 Running Out of Time • 09907 ..................59 

◆ Running the Table ▲ ..............................83 

Russell, Karen ........................................81 

Ryan, Carrie ......................................13, 70 

Ryan, Pam Muñoz ............................44, 49 

Rylant, Cynthia ........................................55 

S 

17837 Sabriel • 09928 ........................................98 

Sabriel Trilogy..........................................98 

Sachar, Louis ..........................................39 

Sáenz, Benjamin Alire ............................76 

58687 Saffy’s Angel • 31897 ..............................96 

70099 Sahara Special • 33348 ..........................21 

108589 Saint Iggy • 39433 ..................................76 

Sally Lockhart Mysteries..........................37 

82054 Sammy & Juliana 

in Hollywood • 36362 ........................76 

106131 Samurai Shortstop • 38797......................76 

Sapphique ..............................................72 

Sapphire ..................................................83 

17789 Saving Shiloh • 10033 ............................32 

60009 Say Yes • 32560......................................59 

Scaletta, Kurtis ..........................................3 

89887 Scarecrow and His Servant, 

The • 37455 ........................................37 

716 Scarlet Letter, The • 10054..................6, 84 

127433 Scat ▲ ....................................................76 

Schirripa, Steven R. ................................56 

Schmidt, Gary D. ........................10, 54, 70 

50395 School Story, The • 25437 ......................22 

Schumacher, Julie ..................................66 

80744 Schwa Was Here, The • 35543 ..............76 

Scorch Trials, The ..................................74 

Scott, Elaine ............................................62 

Scott, Michael ..................................15, 101 

Scotti, R.A. ..............................................82 

Scrawl........................................................6 

105933 Sea of Monsters, The • 38758 ................38 

86519 Search for Belle Prater, The • 36583 ....106 

6991 Searching for Dragons • 10119 ............107 

132648 Season of Gifts, A ▲ ..............................35 

122195 Sebastian Darke • 45141 ........................77 

Second Fiddle..........................................11 

67499 Second Summer of the 

Sisterhood, The • 33572 ....................87 

78 Secret Garden, The • 10144..............59, 84 

28525 Secret Language of Girls, The • 40645 ..59 

5642 Secret of Red Gate Farm, The • 13109 ..93 

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5643 Secret of Shadow Ranch, The • 13127 ..93 

5668 Secret of the Caves, The • 13144............90 

5044 Secret of the Indian, The • 10160............18 

74991 Secret of the Mansion, The ▲ ................88 

5645 Secret of the Old Clock, The • 10161 ......93 

5686 Secret of the Old Mill, The • 13170..........90 

85867 Secrets of a Civil War 

Submarine • 36322 ............................59 

Secrets of Droon Series, The ..................86 

◆ Secrets of Droon Books 1-3, The ▲........86 

◆ Secrets of Droon Books 4-6, The ▲........86 

65958 Secrets of Vesuvius, The • 33996 ..........94 

Sedgwick, Marcus ..........................50, 100 

See, Lisa..................................................81 

65401 Seeing Stone, The • 26798......................89 

53476 Seek • 26338 ..........................................77 

Seekers #1: The Quest Begins................11 

Seekers #2: Great Bear Lake ..................11 

12795 Sense and Sensibility • 14017 ................85 

◆ Series of Unfortunate Events, A ▲........100 

28468 Seven Songs of Merlin, The • 19528 ......18 

16735 Seven Strange and Ghostly Tales ▲ ......29 

88677 Seven Wonders of Sassafras 

Springs, The • 40200..........................60 

Sewell, Anna............................................85 

86490 Shadow Divers ▲..............................64, 81 

32532 Shadow in the North, The • 23055 ..........37 

80 Shadow of a Bull • 10255 ..................42, 60 

78886 Shadowmancer • 37603 ..........................77 

Shaffer, Mary Ann....................................81 

Shark Wars..............................................11 

Shark Wars 2: The Battle of Riptide ..........3 

Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman..............10, 56 

58066 Shattering Glass • 30574 ........................77 

Shepherd, Jean ......................................47 

5440 Shiloh • 10329 ..................................32, 42 

13758 Shiloh Season • 10330 ............................32 

5690 Shore Road Mystery, The • 13139 ..........90 

Short Second Life of Bree Tanner, The ..97 

Shulman, Mark ..........................................6 

Shusterman, Neal..............................65, 76 

Sidney, Margaret ................................4, 84 

Sides, Hampton ......................................82 

138 Sign of the Beaver, The • 10399........42, 60 

67229 Silent Boy, The • 33309 ..........................31 

44292 Silent to the Bone • 22972 ......................31 

6682 Silver on the Tree • 10431 ......................24 

88569 SilverFin • 39451 ....................................92 

120738 Simon Bloom, the Gravity 

Keeper • 43837 ..................................60 

130439 Simon Bloom: The Octopus Effect ▲......60 

87331 Sing a Song of Tuna Fish • 39123 ..........21 

77009 Singer of All Songs, The • 37032 ............88 

49768 Single Shard, A • 28635 ....................34, 42 

104413 Sir Thursday • 38671 ..............................98 

53483 Sisterhood of the Traveling 

Pants, The • 26446 ............................87 

Sixty-Eight Rooms, The ..........................11 

103838 Size 12 Is Not Fat • 40587 ......................83 

111558 Size 14 Is Not Fat Either • 40588 ..........83 

28292 Skellig • 19221 ........................................16 

Skelton, Matthew ..............................60, 69 

122583 Sky Inside, The ▲ ..................................77 

Slade, Arthur............................................71 

5335 Slake’s Limbo • 10515 ............................77 

82 Slave Dancer, The • 10518................42, 60 

◆ Slave No More, A ▲................................82 

Small Acts of Amazing Courage..............12 

Small, Charlie ..........................................50 

102722 Small Steps • 38259 ................................39 



Smelcer, John..........................................51 

Smith, Andrew ..................................71, 72 

Smith, Betty ............................................82 

Smith, Cynthia Leitich........................13, 69 

Smith, Dodie ............................................43 

Smith, Robert Kimmel..............................47 

43475 Snail Mail No More • 21135 ....................24 

106099 Snake • 38822 ......................................102 

Snicket, Lemony ....................................100 

54127 So Long and Thanks for All 

the Fish • 37015..................................83 

80126 So Yesterday • 35555..............................77 

Sobol, Donald J. ......................................49 

144144 Solace of the Road ▲..............................77 

20135 Soldier’s Heart • 19054............................34 

117931 Someday This Pain Will 

Be Useful to You • 42395 ..................77 

◆ Someone Knows My Name ▲ ................82 

28288 Someone Like You • 20937 ....................77 

117770 Something Rotten • 41861 ......................77 

61177 Son of the Mob • 31931 ..........................77 

69583 Song Flung Up to Heaven, A ▲ ..............83 

Sonnenblick, Jordan ................................80 

130456 Sorceress, The • 47380 ........................101 

Sorta Like a Rock Star ............................78 

12797 Sound and the Fury, The • 14020............85 

116708 Soupy Saturdays with the Pain 

& the Great One • 41693 ....................19 

120412 Spanking Shakespeare • 43271 ..............78 

Sparrow, Rebecca ..................................80 

32480 Speak • 19822 ..................................17, 64 

Speare, Elizabeth George ................60, 63 

Spellbinder ..............................................60 

116363 Spells & Sleeping Bags ▲ ......................96 

Sperry, Armstrong ..................................45 

Spiderwick Chronicles, The ....................87 

◆ Spiderwick Chronicles 

Books 1-5, The ▲ ..............................87 

Spinelli, Jerry ..........................................39 

Split..........................................................78 

SpongeBob SquarePants ....................86 

◆ Spongebob Squarepants 

Chapter Books: Books 1-8 ▲ ............86 

Spradlin, Michael P. ................................53 

Spyri, Johanna ........................................84 

49790 Squire • 25423 ........................................36 

St. John, Lauren ................................48, 63 

61275 Stand Tall • 31836 ..................................60 

Star of Stone............................................46 

41562 Stargirl • 23388........................................39 

6381 Starring Sally J. Freedman 

as Herself • 10872 ............................ 19 

Stauffacher, Sue..................................8, 43 

Stead, Rebecca ................................49, 62 

49813 Step from Heaven, A • 24957............64, 78 

Stephens, John..........................................9 

68147 Steps, The • 34402..................................60 

Stevenson, Robert Louis ..................61, 84 

Stewart, Paul ........................................101 

Stewart, Trenton Lee ............................103 

Stieg, William ..........................................48 

Stilton, Geronimo ..................................102 

107295 Stink and the Incredible 

SuperGalactic Jawbreaker • 38868 ....95 

114236 Stink and the World’s Worst 

Super-Stinky Sneakers and the 

Great Guniea Pig Express • 41301 ....95 

86218 Stink: The Incredible Shrinking 

Kid • 36542 ........................................95 

Stink: Solar System Superhero ..............95 

Stockett, Kathryn ....................................81 

Stone, David Lee ..................................101 

Stone, Jeff ........................................9, 102 

112067 Stone Light, The • 40576 ........................96 

63649 Stoner & Spaz • 32962 ............................78 

Stories of the Casson Family ..................96 

Stork, Francisco ......................................73 

50390 Stormbreaker • 25661..............................60 

58636 Stormchaser • 37601 ............................101 

112310 Story of a Girl • 40589 ............................78 

Story of Cirrus Flux, The..........................60 

44830 Stowaway • 23393 ..................................25 

Streatfeild, Noel ....................................103 

Stringer, Helen ....................................4, 60 

Stroud, Jonathan ....................................40 

194 Stuart Little • 11032 ................................40 

17842 Subtle Knife, The • 11042........................37 

◆ Suddenly Supernatural Books 1 & 2 ▲ ..61 

Suddenly Supernatural Book 3: 

Unhappy Medium ▲ ..........................61 

59172 Sula • 19712 ............................................83 

Summer I Learned to Fly, The ................15 

443 Superfudge • 11110 ................................19 

◆ Superior Saturday ▲ ..............................98 

78565 Supernaturalist, The • 35151 ..................23 

130988 Surf Mules ▲ ..........................................78 

121475 Surrender Tree, The • 43511 ............42, 78 

Swamplandia! ..........................................81 

Swarthout, Glendon ................................84 

119499 Sweet Far Thing, The • 42893 ................87 

120293 Sweethearts • 43885 ..............................78 

Sweetness at the Bottom 

of the Pie, The ....................................82 

6398 Swiftly Tilting Planet, A • 11151 ..............30 

521 Swiss Family Robinson, The • 11158......85 

T 

78081 Tail of Emily Windsnap, The • 36189 ......94 

70401 Tale of Despereaux, The • 34063......25, 42 

15796 Tale of Peter Rabbit and Other 

Stories, The • 11194 ..........................84 

719 Tale of Two Cities, A • 11197 ..................84 

◆ Tales from the House of Bunnicula: 

Books 1-4 ▲ ......................................27 

294 Tales of a Fourth 

Grade Nothing • 11203 ......................19 

126612 Talia Talk ▲ ............................................61 

20139 Talking to Dragons • 11232 ..................107 

Talty, Stephan ........................................82 

Tanglewood Terror, The ............................3 

131335 Tango: The Tale of an Island Dog ▲ ......61 

Tanner, Haley ..........................................81 

Tanner, Lian ........................................2, 56 

114328 Tantalize • 41060 ....................................69 

6632 Taran Wanderer • 11253 ........................86 

Tarshis, Lauren........................................49 

Tashjian, Janet ......................................103 

130740 Taste for Red, A ▲..................................61 

Taylor, G. P. ......................................77, 80 

Taylor, Mildred ........................................55 

Taylor, Theodore ....................................46 

83176 Teacher’s Funeral, The • 36445 ..............35 

80686 Teen Idol • 37541 ....................................20 

Teller, Janne..............................................5 

106167 Tenth Power, The • 40850 ......................88 

73522 Terrible Times • 34087 ............................86 

Thal, Lilli ..................................................55 

17844 That Summer • 21237..............................77 

11444 Theater Shoes • 13958..........................103 

16734 Then Again, Maybe I Won’t • 16037........19 

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120 

349 There’s a Boy in the 

Girls' Bathroom • 11381......................39 

62446 Thief Lord, The • 30871 ..........................26 

58242 Thieves of Ostia, The • 33598 ................94 

88 Thimble Summer • 11414..................42, 61 

Things a Brother Knows ..........................38 

58220 Things Not Seen • 31489 ........................22 

119218 Thirteen Reasons Why • 42400 ..............78 

128121 This Full House ▲ ................................107 

This World We Live In ............................73 

Thomas, Cullen ......................................82 

Thor, Annika ........................................4, 49 

122869 Thousand Never Evers, A • 44512 ..........61 

◆ Three Tales of My Father’s Dragon ▲42, 61 

Three Quarters Dead ..............................35 

Thunder Over Kandahar..........................15 

Tia Lola Stories........................................17 

86521 Tiger • 37340 ........................................102 

Tiger Eyes ..............................................15 

6044 Tiger in the Well, The • 11538 ................37 

45130 Tiger Rising, The • 24443........................25 

89270 Tiger, Tiger • 38123 ................................18 

Tiger's Wife, The......................................81 

54881 Time Stops for No Mouse • 32783 ..........61 

114711 Titan’s Curse, The • 41181......................38 

TNK Workshop, Inc. ................................56 

Torment ..................................................69 

Tortall and Other Lands: 

A Collection of Tales ..........................15 

45132 Touching Spirit Bear • 24247 ..................71 

5694 Tower Treasure, The • 11704..................90 

◆ Trail of Fate ▲ ........................................53 

Tram, Dang Thuy ....................................82 

Trash ......................................................78 

80501 Travel Team • 35977 ..............................61 

Travers, P.L. ............................................54 

522 Treasure Island • 11749 ....................61, 84 

131466 Treasure Map of Boys, The ▲ ................67 

78027 Tree Girl • 37261 ....................................79 

548 Tree Grows in Brooklyn, A • 11761 ........82 

74765 Trickster’s Choice • 34144 ......................36 

82814 Trickster's Queen • 36243 ......................36 

36568 Trolls, The • 21807 ..................................61 

◆ Tropical Secrets ▲ ..................................79 

49653 Troy • 24847 ............................................79 

45718 True Believer • 23833............................107 

True Meaning of Smekday, The ..............62 

90 Trumpet of the Swan, The • 11854..........40 

80141 Truth About Sparrows, The • 36229 ........62 

247 Tuck Everlasting • 11865 ........................62 

Turtle in Paradise ....................................28 

Twain, Mark ............................................85 

101659 Twilight • 38154 ......................................97 

Twilight Saga, The ..................................97 

113803 Twisted • 41293 ......................................17 

U 

107175 Under the Baseball Moon • 39220 ..........79 

Underland Chronicles, The......................89 

Unleashed, Wolf Springs Chronicles ........5 

Updale, Eleanor ......................................55 

Urban, Linda ........................................3, 47 

102205 Urchin of the Riding Stars • 40887 ..........62 

V 

100510 Vacation, The • 37480 ............................62 

Vaclav & Lena ........................................81 

87997 Valiant: A Modern Tale 

of Faerie • 39972 ................................79 

85687 Valley of Secrets, The ▲ ........................62 

Vanderpool, Clare..............................10, 42 



Van Draanen, Wendelin ..................15, 106 

◆ Vanished Smile ▲ ..................................82 

108043 Vanishing Act • 39431 ............................91 

Vanishing of Katherina Linden, The ........81 

Verne, Jules ............................6, 13, 44, 84 

109722 Vive la Paris • 40367 ..............................21 

Vixen........................................................15 

Voelkel, J. & P. ................................10, 53 

Voigt, Cynthia ..........................................12 

77861 Vote for Larry • 38220............................103 

W 

106290 Wait For Me • 39045................................79 

35586 Walk in the Woods, A • 20910 ................82 

Walker, Sally M. ......................................59 

32449 Walker’s Crossing • 19671 ......................32 

36678 Wanderer, The • 21752 ..........................62 

5095 Wanted: Mud Blossom • 12205 ..............21 

War to End All Wars, The ........................79 

Warlock: The Secrets of the Immortal 

Nicholas Flamel, The..........................15 

Warner, Gertrude Chandler ..................106 

101832 Water Mirror, The • 38778 ......................96 

Water Seeker, Te ....................................29 

109204 Water Street • 38778 ..............................28 

89056 Waterless Sea, The • 37110....................88 

11552 Watsons Go to Birmingham– 

1963, The • 12252 ........................22, 42 

114498 Waves • 40845 ........................................79 

Wayside Stories Collection......................39 

Weed that Strings the Hangman’s 

Bag, The ............................................82 

104757 Weedflower • 38657 ................................30 

63085 Week in the Woods, A • 32629................22 

Weeks, Sarah ............................................8 

Werlin, Nancy ..........................................76 

Wertheim, Jon L. ....................................83 

Westerfeld, Scott ....................................77 

49654 Whale Talk • 24937 ................................79 

86253 Whales on Stilts! • 36478 ........................16 

Wharton, Edith ........................................85 

15819 What Jamie Saw • 12379 ..................42, 79 

63671 What Would Joey Do? • 31919................27 

Whelan, Gloria ..................................12, 52 

116718 When Is a Planet Not 

a Planet? • 41740 ..............................62 

109869 When Santa Fell to Earth • 39544 ..........26 

131144 When You Reach Me ▲....................42, 62 

34759 When Zachary Beaver Came 

to Town • 20519..................................29 

67232 Where I’d Like to Be • 33335 ..................62 

Where the Mountain Meets 

the Moon ......................................42, 63 

95 Where the Red Fern Grows • 12514 ......63 

81586 Whispering to Witches • 36936................79 

Whitcomb, Laura ....................................67 

White Cat ................................................80 

White City: Book 3 of 

The Clockwork Dark, The ..................12 

White, E. B...............................................40 

114768 White Giraffe, The • 41564 ......................63 

White, Ruth......................................12, 106 

101956 Whittington • 38319 ..........................42, 63 

118045 Who Was First? Discovering 

the Americas • 42132 ........................63 

131881 Wild Girl ▲ ..............................................28 

117801 Wild Girls, The • 41848............................79 

112434 Wildwood Dancing • 40630......................80 

Wiles, Deborah ........................9, 44, 49, 54 

12135 Willoughbys, The • 43506........................31 

129809 Willow • 46752 ........................................80 

100996 Willow Run • 37457 ................................28 

Wilson, Daniel H. ................................8, 83 

Wilson, N. D. ......................................2, 43 

5098 Wind in the Door, A • 12677 ....................30 

524 Wind in the Willows, The • 12678............84 

Wings of Merlin Book 5 of 

The Lost Years Of Merlin, The ..........15 

Winkler, Henry ......................................107 

Winthrop, Elizabeth ........................47, 106 

110717 Wish House, The ▲ ................................80 

72358 Wish List, The • 21738 ............................23 

39907 Wish, The • 21738 ..................................32 

52028 Witch Child • 28216 ................................80 

98 Witch of Blackbird Pond, 

The • 12741 ..................................42, 63 

54110 Witness • 25601 ......................................25 

Wittlinger, Ellen........................................71 

52310 Wizard of Oz, The • 12765 ......................84 

Wizner, Jake............................................78 

Wojciechowska, Maia ..............................60 

Wolf Tree: Book 2 of 

The Clockwork Dark Trilogy, The ......57 

Wolff, Virginia Euwer ......................44, 107 

Wolfsbane: A Nightshade Novel..............15 

20710 Woman Who Rides 

Like a Man, The • 37590 ....................36 

Wonder of Charlie Anne, The ..................63 

Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The ....................2 

Wood, Maryrose ................................10, 52 

Woods Runner ........................................34 

Woodson, Jacqueline ..............................74 

6950 Woodsong ▲ ..........................................34 

82662 Wormwood • 37607 ................................80 

123843 Would You • 44629..................................80 

Wrapped ....................................................6 

Wrede, Patricia C. ................................107 

105862 Wright 3, The • 38568..............................63 

150 Wrinkle in Time, A • 12862 ................30, 42 

108561 Wrong Hands, The ▲..............................80 

724 Wuthering Heights • 12867......................85 

Wyss, Johann David................................85 

Y 

Yancey, Rick............................................69 

44671 Year Down Yonder, A • 23032 ..........35, 42 

122576 Year Nick McGowan Came to 

Stay, The • 44052 ..............................80 

68782 Year of Wonders: 

A Novel of the Plague • 35370............64 

Yee, Lisa..................................................55 

14840 Yolonda’s Genius • 12907 ................42, 63 

You'll Like It Here (Everybody Does) ......12 

Young Bond Series..................................92 

Young Fredle ..........................................12 

77134 Young Man and the Sea,The • 36200 ....63 

114100 Your Own, Sylvia • 43274..................64, 80 

105094 Yowler Foul-Up, The ▲ ........................101 

Z 

Zappa, Ahmet ..........................................55 

Zarr, Sara ..........................................75, 78 

54177 Zazoo • 28137 ........................................80 

118707 Zen and the Art of Faking It • 42081........80 

Zevin, Gabrielle ................................69, 73 

Zigzag Kids Collection: Books 1 & 2........63 

Zigzag Kids Collection: Books 3 & 4..........3 

75430 Zippity Zinger, The • 37769 ..................107 

Zusak, Markus ..................................66, 72 

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