Reviews -Audiobooks For Listeners Of All Ages
Audiobooks give one the opportunity to 'read' books even when ones hands and eyes are busy elsewhere. Is there a lawn that needs to be mown, a floor that has to be mopped, or are you taking a long trip? Take along an audio book and the task and the journey will be a pleasure instead of a bore. These days more and more books are being adapted for audio for listeners of all ages.
The Journey Back
Johanna Reiss
Historical Fiction
Ages 12 and up
Unabridged Audiobook (CD)
Performed by the author
Recorded Books, 2001, 1-4025-7403-7
The House of the Scorpion
Nancy Farmer
Fiction
Ages 12 and up
Unabridged Audiobook (CD)
Robert Ramirez
Recorded Books, 2002, 1-4025-4556-8
Nim’s Island
Wendy Orr
Fiction
Ages 8 to 10
Unabridged Audiobook (CD)
Red by Kate Reading
Blackstone Audio, 2008, 1-4332-0994-2
His Dark Materials: Book Three - The Amber Spyglass
Philip Pullman
Fiction (Series)
Ages 12 and up
Unabridged Audiobook (Cassettes)
Performed by the author and full cast
Listening Library, 2004, 0-807-26201-3
Flip-Flop Girl
Katherine Paterson
Fiction
Ages 10 and up
Unabridged Audiobook (CD)
Performed by Alyssa Bresnahan
Recorded Books, 1994, 1-4025-4959-8
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The Monster’s Ring
Bruce Coville
Fiction (Series)
Ages 8 to 12
Unabridged Audiobook (CD)
Read by Bruce Coville and the Full Cast Family
Full Cast Audio, 2002, 978-1-933322-09-4
The Wizard’s Dilemma
Diane Duane
Fiction (Series)
Ages 12 and up
Unabridged Audiobook (CD)
Preformed by Christina Moore
Recorded Books, 2002, 1-4193-1835-7
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