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Title: Kharratay

Author: Mehram Ali Chisti

Narrator: Arif Bahalim

Format: Unabridged

Length: 28 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-10-13

Publisher: Urdu Studio

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

A selection from monthly Nuqoosh. Originally published in the monthly newspaper Rafiq e Hind Lahore on 18 Novermber 1890. Coexisting with a roommate is always a challenge; moreso when your cohabitant has a propensity of loud snoring. What follows is a hilarious account of how the author tries ingenious methods to take care of the English Officer's "Kharratay."

Please Note: This Audiobook is in Urdu.

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Title: Life Stories of Korean American Youth

Author: Grace Jungmin Ko, Edward Kim, Soohun Yoon

Narrator: Angela Ellis

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 28 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-05-13

Publisher: The Hermit Kingdom Press

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

This audiobook contains touching accounts of struggles and achievements of Korean Americans and serves an important primary source material for understanding the Korean teenage experience in the United States. Life Stories of Korean American Youth is a valuable source for Korean Studies and Ethnic Studies.

This audiobook contains biographical accounts of a diverse group Korean Americans. Dr. Chol Su Ko, Grace's father, tells of his rise to greatness in the Korean world of dentistry. Kenny Yoon, a junior at Horace Mann School in New York, is a part of the gifted music program at The Julliard School. Kenny describes how he came to play violin and how he hopes to bring joy to people through music. Edward Kim is a talented swimmer, who aspires to attend West Point, a U.S. Military Academy. He is currently a sophomore at Ridgewood High School and hopes to make the U.S. Olympic Team in swimming. Ami Park, who attends a Korean Buddhist monastery, describes her identity and her effort to bring joy to the world as an entertainer and a future movie star.

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Title: Billions of Illusions

Subtitle: Book Two: The Sequel

Author: Pamela Rocks

Narrator: Pamela Rocks

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-05-13

Publisher: Pamelarocks

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

August Busch IV, former CEO and family member to the Anheuser-Busch dynasty which created America's favorite beers, Budweiser and Bud Light, is featured in this unauthorized true story.

Great events are witnessed by Pamela as August faces his unique challenges and reveals his humanity and overcomes persecutions. What is real? What is an illusion? Is what people say about you truth? How you see yourself? Or how others perceive you based on their own limited perceptions? How do we determine our spiritual walk or judge another's when the material world is often such an illusion to ourselves and others?

Welcome to Billions of Illusions: Book Two, which is the sequel to Billions of Illusions, which is about Pamela's spiritual adventures and journey.

Members Reviews:

great story!

It was nice to hear the what happened next. Pamela's style of writing flows smoothly for a quick read. Nice work!

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Title: The Wordvues of Vern LaCrosse

Subtitle: Volume One

Author: Vern LaCrosse

Narrator: Deren Hansen

Format: Unabridged

Length: 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-04-13

Publisher: The Wordvues

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Once upon a time - I was in the second grade at the very rural Mission Point one-room schoolhouse near Cataldo, Idaho in 1936. Our truly wonderful young teacher for all 8 grades was Miss Martha Peschel. One morning she announced that an older gentleman, who was a professional story teller, would visit us that afternoon. When he arrived he walked to the front of our class and was introduced. He removed his suit coat, smiled broadly and proceeded to say nice words about us, our little school, and our pretty teacher; we thus liked him just fine, even before he began his story.

I can't remember what his story was about, what I do clearly recall is the very strong impression he made on me. Wow! What a job. What a career. What a way to live; just travel from school to school, smile at and talk to kids, get some fun questions, some applause, and an invitation to return. How could life get any better than that? I told my mother all about him and of my intention to emulate this fascinating man.

Mom, and later an English teacher in high school, gently explained that my "hero" was a volunteer, a retired person, who made a few local appearances to amuse and entertain children, and did this as an act of love, not for the money. Nuts! SoI eventually went into business to support my family, to be realistic about my career, and try forgetting about the "Story Teller." The schoolhouse, the teacher, and most of the students are gone, but I have not forgotten this Story Teller from long ago. I have made and kept notes about people, places, events, and animals over the years, always secretly hoping I could someday retire and be a Story Teller. I have shared most of my stories with friends, co-workers, employees, and family during all these intervening years, and have thereby polished them sufficiently to receive a knowing smile, some laughter, an agreeing nod, and a few gratifying compliments.

Members Reviews:

Adventuresome, entertaining and fun!

I've known Vern for nearly 50 years and always admired his adventuresome spirit, the desire to reach out and challenge the norms, and the ability to embrace life fully. I have known about the uniquely full life this family has lead, with all the trials. But, now to be able to read some of the personal stories at the heart of these adventures tells a wonderfully intimate and important aspect of how we need to embrace the simple blessings of life. The read is entertaining and fun!

Real Life adventures can be exciting and fun

Having known the author for nearly 35 years I was surprised I had never heard these remarkable stories firsthand.

Vern's gift for sharing real life experiences that can and do happen to us all makes it an enjoyable detour from the

fantasy worlds we see on TV and in many books today. He makes real life and its experiences fun and a joy to read.

Take the time to smile and enjoy.

Greg Lawrence

Windham, NH

Go, Vern!

Vern LaCrosse's reminiscent essays are enormous fun. I love them for the quirkiness of their subjects and the vividness of the prose. But what I really admire most is his discriminating use of detail: he always chooses the right ones, the ones that will make his description come alive, and he never burdens us with irrelevant material just because he remembers it. It's a most valuable writerly knack. Thanks, Vern. Please keep doing that.

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Title: Daylight Zombies

Subtitle: My Private War Against Dandelions. And How They Won.

Author: Will Bevis

Narrator: Gary B. Roelofs

Format: Unabridged

Length: 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-30-13

Publisher: Will Bevis

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

About this story: People do strange things. I am one of them. Don't call the police on me. I'll fix it.

Members Reviews:

Funny . . .

. . . but I dislike the implication that women are in league with dandelions to take over front yards. Personally I call them "Wild Chrysanthemums" and let the bees have at them.

Anyone who has ever had a yard to maintain can relate to this story and enjoy it.

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Title: Illusions by Design

Subtitle: A Boy's Odyssey Via-Divine Power?

Author: Patrick Ricchiuti

Narrator: Gregg A. Rizzo

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 43 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-29-13

Publisher: Patrick J. Ricchiuti

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

World War ll still raged in his part of Europe when the boy finally awakened nearly 7 years after almost dying at birth. He awoke healthy and vibrant, but he wouldn't know anyone or anything of his past. His only need was to leave the confines of his room and begin exploring his surroundings. With the help of an unknown he was able to leave his room. He was mystified at experiencing recurring abnormalities, but not that his entire being was manipulated and orchestrated at the will and whim of a power not of earth. Was he a boy anointed or cursed?

Members Reviews:

Like No Memoir You've Ever Read

This extraordinary account of the author's early childhood skirts the edge of the believable and does so beautifully. The list of personal and deeply spiritual illusions/hallucinations/miracles (the choice is up to you) described in the four year span of this book will raise questions which only faith may be able to answer. The author immediately points out that not everyone will buy his account. Nevertheless, he is compelled to share his experiences, many of which will raise the hairs on the back of your neck whether you believe them or not.

Young Patrick, led by voices no one can hear and people who move in strange ways, must come to terms with a world more otherworldly than most sci-fi novels. Each chapter presents new and evolving experiences - ghost ships, strange messages, and events too serendipitous to ignore. Detailed and profound, Illusions By Design is guaranteed to peak the interests of both believers and skeptics alike.

Mind-Boggling & Amazing

This was a very easy read. At only about 100 or so pages, I was able to read it in one sitting. It was very enjoyable. I find it very interesting that the young boys first memories are not until the age of 6 or so. The author does an excellent job of making you feel as though you are there sharing the same experiences as the boy in the book. There were several parts through the reading that had me questioning what was going on and almost life in general if that makes sense. There were events in the book that didn't seem real and then at the same time they did and I was questioning what I had just read and rereading to better understand. I relate well initially because the boys father is an American in the military, and I am an American in the military. The boy seems to almost have powers of sorts, not having to eat or drink and yet he still was comfortable with his being. He believed that even if he was spoken to in Italian, he heard the words being spoken in English. I'd be very curious what ended up happening with the boy as he got older and reading a sequel if there was one...

Spiritual experiences

I really enjoyed this book. Although it's fiction, the writing style makes you feel like it's real. This memoir-style book gives detailed accounts of a boy's spiritual experiences. Each one is very different, and makes you wonder what will happen next. I got hooked early in the book, and had trouble putting it down. It was a very interesting story about spirituality, life, and miracles.

I received this book for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

Hope To See More From This Author ne The Future!!!

I couldn't put this book down. I read this book from beginning to end in one sitting which is rare for me. It was an easy read for me because it was written in a memoir style.

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Title: Springtime in the Country

Author: Leo Egerev

Narrator: Rich McVicar

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-27-13

Publisher: Leo Egerev

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Springtime in the Country is a collection of short stories that are based on the author's personal experiences of growing up and coming of age in Russia.

Set in the '60s, '70s, and '80s, the stories offer some memorable episodes from the author's childhood and youth, his mandatory military service, and his work that took him all over the country. The author shares with the listener the fabric of those days long gone by, and shows a myriad of funny, quirky yet deeply human characters that the author met personally - all those people who enriched his life, and the memory of whom prompted him to write this book in the first place.

Members Reviews:

Wonderfull Springtime!

Would you listen to Springtime in the Country again? Why?

Yes, because it is a wonderfully told story!

What did you like best about this story?

Entertaining, informative, pleasant, and depictive. No political propaganda, great stories about life. One is totally floored that Leo could remember so vividly his past experiences.

Have you listened to any of Rich McVicars other performances before? How does this one compare?

No. Performed quite well.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Springtime memories.

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Title: My Eyes Have Seen the Glory of God

Subtitle: Let God Plan for Your Life

Author: Sofia Kasimu

Narrator: Abigail Brill

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 50 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-14-13

Publisher: outskirtspress.com

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

This is the story of how my family and I had to flee from our homeland, Congo, during the war in 1996-97. It is about how we survived many obstacles, including war, soldiers, snakes, hunger, and exhaustion, through our continued belief in God. Through prayer and dedication, we made it across dangerous waters to countries that, at times, were not very inviting. This is a testament to how prayer can get a person through the tough times - including the many physical, emotional, and spiritual trials we face every day of our lives.

Through the glory of God, we can be saved from the harsh world that we live in. This book is also a testament to how keeping faith and not giving into the despair can bring a better life to those who are suffering. Even in times when things looked most hopeless, my family was able to come together in Christ's name. His words brought us comfort, even when our beds were the rocky ground beneath us. Through pray and divine intervention, we were able to resist the temptation of hate and hopelessness, knowing that He was there with us, on the waters of Lake Tanganyika, in the jungles of Tanzania and to our home in Buffalo, NY.

I wanted to share my story for many different reasons. First, I wanted to show how faith in God can change someone's life. Next, I wanted to celebrate the joy I have felt by having Christ in my life. Also, I wanted to share many of the lessons I have learned as I came face to face with doubt, hopelessness, and evil. My final reason is because I wanted to give hope to those who feel lost.

Members Reviews:

Four Stars

Could not put it down...read it in one night!

Amazing!

This book is an inspirational story. The author tells her story in vivid detail and sometimes the images will take your breath away. This is the story of a young woman trapped in a war torn country that must find her way to a safe place. She allows God to guide her on this journey and with his guidance, she makes it to a new life.

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Title: Wars and Shadows

Author: David Fraser

Narrator: Dennis Kleinman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 42 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-12-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

This exceptional memoir by one of Britain's most distinguished living soldiers describes a life lived against the backdrop of the most significant military events of the last century. David Fraser was raised in a military family deep in the shadow of the First World War. He absconded from school to enlist at the earliest possible moment after the Second was declared. He was intimately involved afterwards in crises in Suez, Cyprus, and Malaya, and eventually became vice chief of the general staff.

Wars and Shadows is one of the last notable memoirs of the great conflict in the middle of the last century. It evokes the lives and characters of many of those who fought - and, often, lost their lives - vividly and tenderly. Like the very best memoirs, as well as entertaining us, it also allows us to reflect on how we might have reacted in similar circumstances to those the author faced, and whether eventually we might be able to give an account even half so satisfying as this of our own lives and times.

Born the son of Brigadier the Honourable William Fraser (1890-1964) DSO MC, who had been the military attaché in Paris when the Second World War began, David Fraser was educated at Eton College and Christ Church College, Oxford. He left school to enlist at earliest opportunity after the Second World War began, and joined his father's regiment, the Grenadier Guards, in 1940, serving for much of the war with the Guards Armoured Division, later in northwest Europe, ending the war in the rank of major. He was appointed general officer commanding fourth division in 1969, assistant chief of defence staff (policy) in 1971, and vice chief of the imperial general staff in 1973. He went on to be British military representative to NATO in 1975, and commandant of the Royal College of Defence Studies in 1977 before retiring in 1980.

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Title: Reaching

Author: Grace Peterson

Narrator: Catherine O'Brien

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-09-13

Publisher: All Things That Matter Press, Inc.

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Grace's turbulent childhood, with father's violent temper and mother's apathy, their divorce, and her relocation with her mother and siblings to Hawaii, where she experiences racism and violence, sets the stage for this incredible real-life tale of abuse, brainwashing, and - ultimately - the long journey to recovery. At 17, Grace experiences love for the first time, but is soon unable contain the traumas of her past.

Seeking a remedy from what she perceives as a spiritual problem, she enlists the aid of Brock, a charismatic exorcist and cult expert. Grace stumbles into a world of esoteric rituals, Luciferian doctrines, and new-world-order conspiracies. This gripping narrative illustrates how children adapt to a hostile environment, can grow up misreading their untreated traumas, and, while searching for answers, fall prey to unscrupulous charlatans who heap more damage onto an already wounded soul.

Members Reviews:

A Stirring Lesson of Life Worth Reaching For

Reaching. What does a child reach for when her mother is callously indifferent to even the most basic of her emotional needs? Where does a child reach safety when she has a father who would toss her into a river repeatedly-- simply for the amusement of watching her nearly drown? For some, the abuse ends in childhood. For author Grace Peterson, the psychological pummeling went on. As a social worker I wondered, given a lifetime of repeated experiences of having absolutely no impact whatsoever on her environment, how does this person ever reach a sense of self? Peterson's poetic and yet starkly vivid memoir yanked me into warzone of her life. I ached, and yet, I could not put it down. As a person who has suffered abuse, I was reaching as well. Stretching out from that core of me there was the stalwart belief that yes--the underdog can overcome indeed. I recommend this book for both mental health professionals and for everyone else who wants to learn through Peterson's example how from even the most toxic of environments, the power of reaching out to hope can emerge.

Ardyth L. Duhatschek-Krause, MSW, Ph.D.

Retired Professor so Social Work

Certified Peer Specialist

A Riveting Memoir

In rational tones the author takes you on a boat ride into the netherworld of a life coming apart at the seams. Piece by piece the âties that bindâ are broken, so that even in a secure marriage with a man who loves her, she is ripe for the final break. Her childhood years are devoid of love, and at times frightening. Her only solace is in the outdoors, along a river and in the gardens of a relative. She is reaching â reaching always for connection, reaching through the night for the light. The only good friend she has, when she is a teenager, dies in a tragic accident. So she feels the earth shaking under her feet. That is how the story begins, with a wonderful description of an earthquake. These verbal pyrotechnics occur throughout the story, peppering the rational view with lyricism and a kind of hope, the hope that humor and perspective brings.

After the birth of another child, she goes deeper into the misery, and becomes part of a religious cult. The journey is full of twists and turns, of being stuck on the wrong side of the river, and trying with all her intelligence to make it seem right.