Discover the New Releases Audiobooks in Teens, Ages 11-13

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Title: Herobrine: A Monster Is Born

Subtitle: An Unofficial Miner Story

Author: Griffin Mosley

Narrator: Ryan DeRemer

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-02-15

Publisher: Griffin Mosley

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Herobrine.

That name alone brings chills to everyone in the world of Minecraft. He's one of the most powerful creatures in the world of Minecraft, as he is the lord of the Mobs. When a small group known as The Rebels decide to stand up to Herobrine to take over as the rulers of Minecraft, insanity will follow.

Note: we are not associated with Mojang. Minecraft is a registered trademark and a copyright of the company.

Members Reviews:

It's good, but it should of been longer

. Quite a bit of research and development and I can do a lot of things I can do that to you later today or tomorrow morning and I can do a lot of things

DONT READ!!!

It's not good don't read its horrible Fix your spelling dude are you young also fix your grammer not good for kids so don't read ¡¡¡¡¡¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¡¡¡¡¡¡¿¿¿¿¿

Fraud

The fight part was taken exactly one for one from a youtube video called gods don't bleed(it's really good). This book copying it perfectly is no coincidence. Such a fraud

Not a good ending

So it ends just like that with Herobrine killing all rebels and going back to sleep? I expected a better ending. I mean, about 99.9% of books I read don't have this kind of ending. It's ridiculous.

wast

very bad ebook sad end and bad bigging i etcpected action but herobrine wiped them all out about 99.99.99.99.99.99 out of all books r not this horrible

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Title: Stampy Cat Disappears

Subtitle: An Epic Novel Featuring StampyLongNose & Friends

Author: Griffin Mosley

Narrator: Heather Smith

Format: Unabridged

Length: 23 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-01-15

Publisher: Griffin Mosley

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

When Stampy and Lee go inside of the nether portal, they're greeted by some odd occurrences. Soon enough, they realize who's up to their evil no-good as usual. It's Hit the Target; but this time, things might be too late.

When Stampy gets captured and disappears from Stampy's Lovely World, everyone gets worried. Find out what Hit the Target has done now, and see if Stampy will be found.

This is an unofficial book. We are not associated with the Mojang company.

Members Reviews:

The story was ok but some sentences didn't make sense

I don't think the author checked the story and it's word choices before letting other readers read the book. Other then that the story was good. But one more thing, it was kind of confusing when the different people were talking.

Okay

I thought the book as okay because it doesn't explain why Lee wasn't with Stanley or why hit the target took Stanley. It could've cell a Ned ALOT more.

This book is the best.

I love this book it's the best I could read it thousands of times with out getting bored And I mean it...

I love it!

A few miss types but based on a good YouTuber who is vary nice I hope that they read this book

Two Stars

Very few words on each page.

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Title: The Mystery of the Merry Magician

Subtitle: The Ellery Queen Jr. Mysteries

Author: Ellery Queen Jr.

Narrator: Traber Burns

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 28 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-25-15

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Gulliver Queen, nephew of the famous detective, Ellery Queen, doesn't want to be a detective. But when Gully and his new friend, Fisty Jones, investigate the strange underwater noises in the Hudson River, they suddenly find themselves deep in a mystery that Gully can't resist tackling. The menacing tattooed man, the weird one-eyed figure in the abandoned building, the strange but merry Magnus Merlin, magician extraordinaire - all add up to an exciting tale of danger and suspense on and under New York's waterfront.

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Title: The Envoy

Author: K. Anderson Yancy

Narrator: Don Hohman, K. Anderson Yancy

Format: Unabridged

Length: 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-18-15

Publisher: SonicMovie.net

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Humanity learns that all energy consumption, no matter how "green", has consequences.

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Title: Let's Use Free Speech to Promote Movies and Videos

Author: Andrew Bushard

Narrator: Michelle Marie

Format: Unabridged

Length: 14 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-03-15

Publisher: Free Press Media Press

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Everyone loves movies and videos! Three cheers for movies and videos! Thus, we dedicate this volume to promoting movies and videos!

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Title: Super Anybody

Subtitle: Alphas and Omegas Book 2

Author: Brent Meske

Narrator: Matt Haynes

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 42 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-22-15

Publisher: Brent Meske

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Aside from being the only kid at Super camp who isn't super, Michael's discovered a plot to destroy him, and his mother has finally had enough. She's divorcing his father. As if this wasn't just freaking super enough, his not-exactly girlfriend Charlotte has started seeing some Asian kid named Brian. Seriously, you survive one attempt to destroy the town.... isn't one enough?

Think that's not enough for one kid to handle? How about the legacy of the bad guy: subconscious orders placed in people's heads to make them go berserk at random times? Lincolnshire is a time bomb, and Michael is going to need some serious help to get through it this time.

Members Reviews:

ANYONE CAN BE A SUPERPOWER

Brent Meske's sequel to Super Nobody successfully transports the reader to summer camp....something most of us can all identify with. Michael, the main character turns on his super powers to handle what is going on in his life. There is lots of drama with a message in all of Brent's work. I love his character development and messages within all of his works.

I, highly, recommend this book to parents, teachers, teens and social workers.

Good series

Keeps your attention by adding more great characters to both sides of the battle between good and evil . Canât wait to read the next book in the series.

I found this second book in this series better than the first

I found this second book in this series better than the first. The writing is more confident and the storytelling a bit more mature. The reader still needs to be willing to read past some obvious flaws. As with the first book, the story is still fun to read. I had the same frustration as with the first book - with some small changes, this series would be a superior work. I would love for the author to correct the flaws and re-release the books without those glaring errors.

Fun read up until offensive protrayal of autism

iI was enjoying this book as a light, fun read until the minor character with autism. This person was described as being in the room where children work on simple seven peice puzzles that other kids would have gotten bored with long ago. The character is then furthur described as having the brain power of a bowl of oatmeal and being nonverbal. I found this description very off putting and offensive being the parent of a child with severe autism.

Anybody can be super at something.

Super abilities happen to people who work hard at something they really want, and by studying, practicing, believing, and networking, they become the best at it.

Everyone has abilities at different skill levels. By focusing on a few key abilities, especially if interrelated and required for a task, and developing them, the task becomes easier. With practice and experience, the knowledge and skills learned on performing different tasks begins to blend with those learned on other tasks to multiply what is known and combine to be able to perform complex tasks using the basic skills in different ways.

A child learns to run through practice and combining simple moves. First kicking, rolling over, scooting, crawling, sitting up, pulling up, standing up, taking small steps while hanging on for dear life, crashing down on a padded and counterbalanced rear end, then finally taking a few steps before crashing again. Much is learned through observation, trial and error, and repetition.

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Title: The 100 Society

Author: Carla Spradbery

Narrator: Emma Weaver

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 41 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-02-15

Publisher: Jammer Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

The 100 Society is more than just a game; it's an obsession. At Clifton Academy, sixth-form student Grace Becker will stop at nothing to carry out the rules of the game with her friends: tagging 100 locations around the city.

But then the group catches the attention of a menacing stalker - the Reaper - who seems intent on exposing their illegal game, and the once tight-knit group starts to unravel....

Critic Reviews:

"A pleasingly dark teen thriller with fun, fresh characters. Spradbery is a debut author to watch." (James Dawson)

"Will have you on the edge of your seat and your nails bitten down to the quick... I just loved this adrenalin, white knuckle ride of a book." (Bath Chronicle)

Members Reviews:

Art Vs. Edge

I have to admit that I had a little trouble buying into this one.

Grace is determined to be part of The 100 Society, a mysterious group that tags 100 unique (and some dangerous) locations. She's almost done - just four tags left, when she and her friends start to realize that they are playing a very dangerous game. And the dangers are far worse than simply being arrested or expelled.

Part of the issue I had with this one was that Grace and her friends (with the expection of one) feel like, posh, rich little society kids playing at being edgy. I never bought it. While I liked the mystery of the piece, I never once felt that the story had any authenticity.

All in all a rather bland and white washed story of pretty kids posing at being edgy artistes!

Unsatisfying.

* ARC provided by Netgalley for review purposes.

Lesson #1: Do not trust anyone

Thank you Hodder Children's Books for providing me with an advanced reading copy of review.

Before my encounter with The 100 Society, I'd never stumbled upon a young-adult thriller. I'm not the kind of person who would read that kind of book that's filled with mystery and a hint of horror. Because of that, I'm actually really surprised with Spradbery's debut novel.

Plot-wise, The 100 Society is depicted by many as a combination of I Know What You Did Last Summer and Point Horror. I don't know much about Point Horror, but when it comes to the other one, this book surely felt like it was based off it. There were so many similarities between the two it was almost impossible not to compare the two. It especially contains one particular resemblance when it comes to the characters in this book. The one where the characters are naive, dumb and act like any other cast of characters would in a horror movie. Instead of thinking twice before they do something, they rush themselves into danger. Afterwards they are surprised they would have gotten into trouble if things headed another way. I know it wasn't Spradbery's purpose to do so, but it surely created some laughable moments for me.

Besides the fact that they are a perfect horror cast, it's obvious all the characters seem to lack in depth. It wasn't rare in the first half of the book that I got confused and mixed up several characters because of the similar personalities. None of these characters had a background or interests besides art and The 100 Society. As the story progressed, some characters started taking little things such as a kiss way too seriously when there were way worse things going on. Deaths were being handled as something they'll forget after a while and they would just go on with their lives.

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Title: The Truth About My Success

Author: Dyan Sheldon

Narrator: Tara Sands

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-09-15

Publisher: Candlewick on Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

What happens when a bratty teenage star and a hardworking waitress get a taste of each other's worlds? Featuring the best-selling Dyan Sheldon at her snarky, entertaining best.

Paloma Rose is sixteen and already a major TV star. She has money, franchises, adoring fans - and an agent and parents who are dependent on her success to sustain their very comfortable lives. But all that could come to an end when Paloma becomes more famous for her bad behavior than for her acting, and her show's sponsors threaten to cancel the upcoming season if things don't improve.

Meanwhile Paloma's worried agent happens upon Oona Ginness working in a coffee shop. Maybe she's not as tall or as blonde as Paloma, but small details aside, they really might be twins. So a plan is born: What if they sent Paloma to a boot camp to become a better person and put the malleable and much nicer Oona in her place? Oona thinks it's a stupid idea, but the money is hard to resist, given her family's dire circumstances. What does she have to lose?

But plans don't always work out the way they're supposed to....

Members Reviews:

Terrific!

I first found out about Ms Sheldon by coming across her Janet books. They are very funny and well written. Highly recommended. This is a bit different, but still shows off Ms Sheldon's smooth writing style and humor. The story is excellent, fast moving, not as predictable as you might think, and was a joy to read from start to finish. Highly recommended, even if reading about the problems of teen-age girls is not one of your interests.

Switch Off

Protagonist Susan R. Minnick, stage name Paloma Rose (pink dove) is a diva with a sense of entitlement. That having been said, this is an adorable story. Paloma, 16 has a sense of entitlement and the way she talks to her mother Leone is galling and appalling. She even once threw a $3,000.00 vase at Leone. I didn't like Leone at all, but still...

As for Paloma's father Arthur, he has about as much impact as a feather would on a construction team. He is very ineffectual; is more like a specter and has minimal influence in their household. He also has a drinking problem and is rarely home.

Paloma is a star in the teen series "Angel in the House." Paloma must be an incredible actor because her off-camera persona is everything but angelic. "Angel in the House" sounds like a thinly veiled "Touched by an Angel," a popular TV series. Even so, Paloma is quite the skilled actress.

Rebellion and Paloma are on intimate terms. Paloma has been caught in some embarrassing photos such as going topless on a Disney ride and getting drunk in local bars. Leone locks her in her room, but Paloma is adept at sneaking out via the window.

Things reach a critical head when Paloma was photographed acting a fool in public. Her ratings slip and Leone, seeing Paloma as a cash cow and a meal ticket as does Paloma's oily agent, Jack Silk (should be "Slick") is desperate to keep the show's ratings afloat. If "Angel in the House" gets canceled, Leone will be out on her keister. So will Paloma and their life of hedonistic excess.

Leone and Jack meet in a coffee shop to discuss a game plan to save the show. The barista might be the answer to their greedy prayers.

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Title: Red Leaves

Author: Sita Brahmachari

Narrator: Tania Rodrigues

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 13 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-04-15

Publisher: Jammer Audio

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Aisha is a 13-year-old refugee. When she finds shes being sent to a new foster family, she runs away, seeking shelter in the nearby woods.

Twelve-year-old Zak is trying to cope with his parents' divorce. He starts researching the history behind his house, which leads him to an old air-raid shelter in the same woods. Both children meet in the heart of the ancient woodland, and unexpected bonds are formed....

Critic Reviews:

"Award-winning Sita Brahmachari has a great gift of understanding for the confusions and loneliness of adolescents and their need to be gently nurtured and cherished." (Love Reading 4 Kids)

Members Reviews:

beautifully read moving story

Absolutely recommend this beautiful story about friendship, loss, belonging, different cultures. Thought provoking, gripping, bridge-building.

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Title: The Emerald River

Author: J.K. Drew

Narrator: Scot Wilcox

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-02-15

Publisher: J.R. Rain LLC

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Teens, Ages 11-13

Publisher's Summary:

Kent Barnum and Patrick Hall, both 15 years old, are busy excavating a tree trunk on Kent's rural Oregon farm when the unspeakable happens.

Now trapped on a raging underground river, the two boys will fight for their lives - all while Kent's father mounts a desperate search expedition. But what secrets will the underground river give up? And can the two boys survive long enough to discover them?

Members Reviews:

Enjoyed as an adventure for youngsters. Not bad for adults, either.

I truly enjoyed "The Emerald River: A Novel". I enjoy young adult fiction-especially YA fiction that is a quality read. I appreciated how the Lord was mentioned as the source of a young man's strength and how a parent's love can supersede that same parent's issues.

Great Book

My boys have really enjoyed the book, it has been hard to put down. There is adventure and suspense. It is a quick read.

Imaginative adventure by a young author

Imaginative tale of subterranean survival. When Kent and his friend Pat become trapped on an underground river, they must face their fears and use their wits to survive in this beautiful but dangerous subterranean world. There are also chapters devoted to Kent's father as he tries to rescue them while confronting his own inner demons. The characters come alive with detailed backstories rarely seen by an author so young. Written for the most part with a maturity beyond his years, and with a whimsical twist at the end that probably wouldn't have worked for an adult author, but in the hands of a sixteen year old, seems just right.

Is the Emerald River an allegory for dealing with depression?

It certainly seems so. In the sense that Kent is all alone in the cold dark world, with only Pat for company, while his father deals with his depression. The journey back to each other is pretty heavy for both father and son. A 16 year old wrote this?

GREAT ADVENTURE

Young Kent and Pat have a hairy, scary adventure worthy of Indiana Jones. Being only 16 when he wrote this, J.K. Drew has amazing talent. Love the cover, too. Good job!