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Audie Award
Unabridged Fiction
The Audie
Awards are given out annually by the Audio Publisher's Association
for the best in audiobooks.
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2006
- Mitch Cullin. Read by Simon Jones.
A Slight Trick of the Mind
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2005
- Russell Banks. Ready by Mary Beth Hurt. The
Darling
- A major new novel from the author of "The Sweet Hereafter"
follows an American woman in Liberia and her struggle to save
endangered chimpanzees amidst the violence of civil unrest. (Unabridged
CD)
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2004
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Ruth Ozeki. Read by Anna Fields. All
Over Creation
- Meet Yumi Fuller. A Japanese American prodigal daughter, Yumi
(aka Yummy) is returning home to the Idaho potato farm she ran
away from twenty-five years earlier. Then a freewheeling hippie
chick, Yumi is now a fairly responsible parent and a professor
with a side gig selling lava lots in Hawaii. But can she possibly
be prepared to face her dying father, her Alzheimer's-devastated
mother, and Cass, the best friend she left behind? And there's
the former lover whose agribusiness client has banished him to
Idaho, where he lands in the small-town community he once offended
and in Yumi's life. (Unabridged
CD)
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2003
- Jeffrey Eugenides. Read by Kristoffer Tabori. Middlesex
- In the spring of 1974, Calliope Stephanides, a student at a
girls' school in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, finds herself drawn
to a chain-smoking, strawberry blonde classmate with a gift for
acting. The passion that furtively develops between them--along
with Callie's failure to develop--leads Callie to suspect that
she is not like other girls. In fact, she is not really a girl
at all. (Unabridged
Cassette & CD)
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2002
- Stephen King and Peter Straub. Read by Frank Muller. The
Talisman
- Thirteen-year-old Jack Sawyer has been chosen for a quest across
America and into another realm. To save his mother's life, Jack
must search for a prize in an epic landscape of innocents and
monsters, incredible dangers, and even more incredible truths.
(Unabridged
CD)
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2001
- Tom Robbins. Read by Keith Szarabajka. Fierce
Invalids Home from Hot Climates
- Switters is a contradiction for all seasons: an anarchist who
works for the government, a pacifist who carries a gun, a vegetarian
who sops up ham gravy, a cyberwiz who hates computers ..." (Unabridged
Cassette)
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2000
Wally Lamb. Read by George Guidall. I
Know This Much Is True |
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1999
- John Irving. Read by George Guidall. A
Widow for One Year
- A novel about a family marked by tragedy and the "difficult"
women who survive. Richly comic as well as deeply disturbing,
this is a multilayered love story of astonishing emotional force.
Both ribald and erotic, it is also a brilliant novel about the
passage of time and the relentlessness of grief. (Unabridged
Cassette)
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1998
Kit Denton. Read by Terence Donovan. The
Breaker |
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1997
- Stephen King. Read by Frank Muller. The
Green Mile
- The story revolves around a guard's remembrances of the green
corridor leading to the electric chair at a Southern prison in
1932. (Unabridged
Cassette & CD)
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1996
- Earl Hamner, Jr. Read by Richard Thomas. The
Homecoming
- When Clay Spencer
fails to arrive home at the expected hour on Christmas Eve of
1933, his family grows concerned. While his seven brothers and
sisters and his mother keep vigil the older son, Clay-boy, goes
in search of his father. But on his journey through the snowbound
Virginia hills, the boy experiences a series of hazardous, touching
and hilarious adventures. Basis for the TV series The Waltons.
(Unabridged Cassette)
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