spring/summer 2011 recent releases — young & middle grade
spring/summer 2011 recent releases — young & middle grade
spring/summer 2011 recent releases — young & middle grade
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Adult Crossover Audiobooks<br />
82<br />
MODERN CLASSICS<br />
FAHRENHEIT 451<br />
by Ray Bradbury<br />
read by Scott Brick<br />
The lessons of this American classic, the<br />
dangers of censorship and government<br />
control, continue to be relevant today.<br />
AudioFile Earphones Award<br />
5 CDs • 978-1-4159-1619-3 • $32.00<br />
6 hrs. • Download not available<br />
INVISIBLE MAN<br />
by Ralph Ellison<br />
New!<br />
read by Joe Morton<br />
“INVISIBLE MAN belongs on the shelf<br />
with the classical efforts man has made<br />
to chart the river Lethe from its mouth<br />
to its source.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>New York Times Book Review<br />
16 CDs • 978-0-3079-1513-9 • $50.00<br />
18 hrs. 30 mins.<br />
1ST TIME ON AUDIO<br />
New!<br />
MADAME BOVARY<br />
by Gustave Flaubert; translated by<br />
Lydia Davis; read by Kate Reading<br />
In this landmark translation, Lydia Davis<br />
honors the nuances of a style that has long<br />
beguiled readers of French, giving new life<br />
in English to Flaubert’s masterwork.<br />
11 CDs • 978-0-3078-7816-8 • $39.95<br />
13 hrs. 46 mins. 1ST TIME ON AUDIO<br />
ON THE ROAD<br />
by Jack Kerouac; read by Will Paton<br />
“...one of the most influential and important<br />
novels of the 20th century…<br />
A pillar of American literature.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Library Journal<br />
AudioFile Earphones Award<br />
9 CDs • 978-1-4159-4340-3 • $90.00<br />
11 hrs. 9 mins.<br />
DOCTOR ZHIVAGO<br />
by Boris Pasternak<br />
New!<br />
read by John Lee<br />
Published in 1957 amid international<br />
controversy, DOCTOR ZHIVAGO is the<br />
story of the life and loves of a physicianpoet<br />
during the Russian Revolution.<br />
19 CDs • 978-0-3079-3438-3 • $55.00<br />
Approx. 24 hrs.<br />
1ST TIME ON AUDIO<br />
CRY, THE BELOVED<br />
COUNTRY<br />
by Alan Paton<br />
read by Richard Green<br />
This award-winning novel was the first<br />
to take aim at South Africa’s apartheid. An<br />
old Zulu finds his boy in prison, charged<br />
with the murder of a white man.<br />
7 CDs • 978-1-4159-0054-3 • $63.00<br />
8 hrs. 24 mins. • Download not available<br />
Ayn Rand’s Timeless Works<br />
read by Kate Reading<br />
ATLAS SHRUGGED<br />
The astounding story of a man who said<br />
that he would stop the motor of the<br />
world and did.<br />
45 CDs • 978-1-4159-4924-5 • $129.00<br />
55 hrs. 37 mins. • Download not available<br />
THE FOUNTAINHEAD<br />
Addressing a number of universal<br />
themes: the strength of the individual, the<br />
tug between good & evil, and the threat of<br />
fascism, the confrontation of these themes<br />
gives this novel its enduring influence.<br />
29 CDs • 978-1-4159-4925-2 • $129.00<br />
34 hrs. 35 mins. • Download not available<br />
A TREE GROWS<br />
IN BROOKLYN<br />
by Betty Smith<br />
read by Bernadette Dunne<br />
The beloved American classic about a<br />
<strong>young</strong> girl’s coming-of-age at the turn of<br />
the century, A TREE GROWS IN<br />
BROOKLYN is a poignant and moving<br />
tale filled with compassion and cruelty,<br />
laughter and heartache.The story of <strong>young</strong>,<br />
idealistic Francie Nolan has enchanted and<br />
inspired listeners for decades.<br />
AudioFile Earphones Award<br />
13 CDs • 978-0-7366-7504-8 • $104.00<br />
15 hrs. 48 mins. • Download not available<br />
MEMOIRS, BIOGRAPHIES, &<br />
NARRATIVE NON-FICTION<br />
A LONG WAY GONE<br />
by Ishmael Beah<br />
read by Dominic Hoffman<br />
ALEX AWARD<br />
“[T]his powerful record of war ends as a<br />
beacon to all teens experiencing violence<br />
around them by showing them that<br />
there are other ways to survive than by<br />
adding to the chaos.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>School Library Journal<br />
7 CDs • 978-1-4159-3803-4 • $70.00<br />
7 hrs. 56 mins.<br />
A SLAVE NO MORE<br />
by David W. Blight<br />
read by Arthur Morey<br />
Three fascinating works in one: two<br />
unpublished manuscripts by former slaves<br />
Wallace Turnage (1846–1916) and John<br />
Washington (1838–1918), and an illuminating<br />
analysis of them by award-winning<br />
historian David W. Blight.<br />
8 CDs • 978-1-4159-4248-2 • $50.00<br />
9 hrs. 6 mins.<br />
A WALK IN THE WOODS<br />
by Bill Bryson<br />
read by Rob McQuay<br />
Bryson and his gloriously out-of-shape<br />
buddy decide to walk the 2,100-mile<br />
Appalachian Trail.<br />
9 CDs • 978-0-7366-5147-9 • $72.00<br />
10 hrs. 48 mins. • Download not available<br />
BROTHER ONE CELL<br />
by Cullen Thomas<br />
read by Dan Woren<br />
The harrowing and powerful story of a<br />
<strong>young</strong> American learning hard lessons in<br />
strange prisons on the other side of the<br />
world. With its gritty descriptions and<br />
acute insights, this is part cautionary tale<br />
and part insightful travelogue about places<br />
few of us will ever see.<br />
★“[Thomas’] account of that journey is<br />
gripping.” <strong>—</strong>Booklist, starred review<br />
10 CDs • 978-1-4159-3785-3 • $110.00<br />
11 hrs. 47 mins.<br />
THE LOST CITY OF Z<br />
by David Grann<br />
read by Mark Deakins<br />
★“By interweaving the great story of<br />
Fawcett with his own investigative escapades<br />
in South America and Britain,<br />
Grann provides an in-depth, captivating<br />
character study that has the relentless<br />
energy of a classic adventure tale.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Library Journal, starred review<br />
8 CDs • 978-1-4159-6024-0 • $90.00<br />
10 hrs. 4 mins.<br />
LITTLE PRINCES<br />
by Conor Grennan<br />
New!<br />
read by the Author<br />
LITTLE PRINCES is a true story of<br />
families and children, and what one person<br />
is capable of accomplishing when faced<br />
with seemingly insurmountable odds.<br />
★“Conor Grennan’s work is by turns<br />
self-pokingly humorous, exciting, and<br />
inspiring.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Publishers Weekly, starred review<br />
8 CDs • 978-0-3078-7989-9 • $40.00<br />
9 hrs. 38 mins.<br />
SOMEONE KNOWS<br />
MY NAME<br />
by Lawrence Hill<br />
read by Adenrele Ojo<br />
Abducted from Africa as a child and<br />
enslaved in South Carolina, this is the story<br />
of Aminata Diallo’s remarkable experience<br />
that spans six decades and brings to life a<br />
crucial chapter in world history.<br />
★“Stunning, wrenching and inspiring.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Publishers Weekly, starred review<br />
14 CDs • 978-1-4159-4590-2 • $129.00<br />
18 hrs. 4 mins.<br />
IN THE GARDEN<br />
OF BEASTS<br />
by Erik Larson<br />
New!<br />
read by Stephen Hoye<br />
★“Erik Larson has written a brilliant<br />
and often infuriating account of the<br />
experiences and evolving attitudes of the<br />
Dodd family during Hitler’s critical first<br />
year in power.”<strong>—</strong>Booklist, starred review<br />
11 CDs • 978-0-3079-1459-0 • $45.00<br />
12 hrs. 53 mins.<br />
THE RIVER OF DOUBT<br />
by Candice Millard<br />
read by Paul Michael<br />
THE RIVER OF DOUBT is the true<br />
story of Theodore Roosevelt’s harrowing<br />
exploration of one of the most dangerous<br />
rivers on earth.<br />
“Millard turns this incredible story into<br />
one that easily matches an Indiana Jones<br />
adventure. Essential.” <strong>—</strong>Library Journal<br />
10 CD • 978-1-4159-2456-3 • $104.00<br />
12 hrs. 18 mins.<br />
HELLHOUND ON<br />
HIS TRAIL<br />
by Hampton Sides<br />
read by the Author<br />
Magnificent in scope, drawing on a<br />
wealth of previously unpublished material,<br />
this non-fiction thriller illuminates one of<br />
the darkest hours in American life.<br />
★“The counterpoint between two<br />
driven men<strong>—</strong>one by a quest for justice,<br />
the other by an atavistic hatred<strong>—</strong>propels<br />
this engrossing study of the Martin<br />
Luther King assassination.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Publishers Weekly, starred review<br />
12 CDs • 978-0-3077-1411-4 • $45.00<br />
15 hrs. 9 mins.<br />
VANISHED SMILE<br />
by R.A. Scotti<br />
read by Kathe Mazur<br />
At the start of a radically new century,<br />
the most famous face in the history of art<br />
stepped out of her frame and into a sensational<br />
mystery.<br />
“Scotti’s avid, exciting true-life mystery<br />
yields intriguing disclosures.”<strong>—</strong>Booklist<br />
6 CDs • 978-1-4159-6052-3 • $70.00<br />
6 hrs. 44 mins.<br />
ESCAPE FROM THE LAND<br />
OF SNOWS<br />
by Stephan Talty<br />
read by Shishir Kurup<br />
Here, for the first time, is the story of<br />
the Dalai Lama’s 14-day escape from<br />
Tibet to India in 1959, an awe-inspiring<br />
feat of courage and endurance that foiled<br />
Mao’s plans and made the Dalai Lama<br />
into a worldwide symbol and celebrity.<br />
7 CDs • 978-0-3077-1254-7 • $45.00<br />
8 hrs. 48 mins.<br />
LAST NIGHT I<br />
DREAMED OF PEACE<br />
The Diary of Dang Thuy Tram<br />
by Dang Thuy Tram<br />
read by Kim Mai Guest<br />
Written between 1968 and ’70 by Tram,<br />
a <strong>young</strong> doctor who served on the front<br />
lines in Vietnam, her passionate account<br />
is now available in English.<br />
6 CDs • 978-1-4159-4230-7 • $70.00<br />
6 hrs. 42 mins.<br />
MYSTERY, THRILLER,<br />
SUSPENSE<br />
FLAVIA de LUCE<br />
SERIES<br />
BY ALAN BRADLEY<br />
READ BY JAYNE ENTWISTLE<br />
A RED HERRING<br />
WITHOUT MUSTARD<br />
★“Whether battling with her odious<br />
sisters or verbally sparing with the longsuffering<br />
Inspector Hewitt, our cheeky<br />
heroine is a delight.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Library Journal, starred review<br />
9 CDs • 978-0-3077-0479-5 • $35.00<br />
10 hrs. 46 mins.<br />
THE WEED THAT<br />
STRINGS THE<br />
HANGMAN’S BAG<br />
“Flavia, the precocious, imaginative, and<br />
adorable 11-year-old sleuth, returns for<br />
her 2nd adventure…Thank goodness<br />
Bradley is not allowing Flavia to grow up<br />
too quickly; we need more sleuths whose<br />
mode of transportation is a bicycle.”<br />
<strong>—</strong>Booklist<br />
AudioFile Earphones Award<br />
8 CDs • 978-0-3077-0477-1 • $80.00<br />
9 hrs. 50 mins.<br />
THE SWEETNESS AT THE<br />
BOTTOM OF THE PIE<br />
In his wickedly brilliant first novel,<br />
Debut Dagger Award winner Alan Bradley<br />
introduces a most engaging heroine:<br />
eleven-year-old Flavia de Luce, an aspiring<br />
chemist with a passion for poison.<br />
“Mystery fans, Anglophiles, and science<br />
buffs will delight in this book...”<br />
<strong>—</strong>School Library Journal<br />
AudioFile Earphones Award<br />
8 CDs • 978-1-4159-6448-4 • $80.00<br />
9 hrs. 54 mins.<br />
JENNIFER GOVERNMENT<br />
by Max Barry<br />
read by Michael Kramer<br />
When merchandising officer Hack Nike<br />
signs a contract that involves shooting<br />
teenagers to build up street credibility for<br />
Nike’s new line of $2,500 sneakers, he goes<br />
to the police, only to be pursued by<br />
Jennifer Government, a tough-talking<br />
agent with a bar-code tattoo under her eye.<br />
8 CDs • 978-0-7366-9231-1 • $88.00<br />
9 hrs. 36 mins.<br />
All titles listed above are available at a 10% discount<strong>—</strong>Standing Order Plan discounts do not apply.<br />
New!