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Title: Being Sloane Jacobs

Author: Lauren Morrill

Narrator: Shelby Lewis, Devon Sorvari

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 14 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-07-14

Publisher: Listening Library (Audio)

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

A new novel about following your dreams . . . and finding your heart from the author of Meant to Be. Meet Sloane Emily Jacobs: a seriously stressed-out figure skater who choked during junior nationals and isn't sure she's ready for a comeback. What she does know is that she'd give anything to escape the mass of misery that is her life.

Now meet Sloane Devon Jacobs, a spunky ice hockey player who's been suspended from her team for too many aggressive hip checks. Her punishment? Hockey camp, now, when she's playing the worst she's ever played. If she messes up? Her life will be over.

When the two Sloanes meet by chance and decide to trade places for the summer, each girl thinks she's the lucky one. But it didn't occur to Sloane E. that while avoiding sequins and axels she might meet a hockey hottie - and Sloane D. never expected to run into a familiar (and very good-looking) face from home. It's not long before the Sloanes discover that convincing people you're someone else might be more difficult than being yourself.

Members Reviews:

Cutting Edge Plus the Parent Trap

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I'm not sure. I liked the story, in the end, but the performances weren't that dynamic.It was FINE, but I think I would have enjoyed reading the book more than listening.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

The two narrators were very flat and sometimes that made it feel like the pacing of the actual book was dragging. Sloane Devin's narrator had a horrendous Southern accent for one of the characters.

Any additional comments?

First, the premise of this book is so unrealistic. These two girls who share an uncommon name decide to switch places. One goes to an elite figure skating school, the other to an advanced hockey camp. The way they pull off the various sports is kind of glossed over, probably because it is unbelievable. However, and this is a BIG however, by the end, I didn't care that this would never work. I was sucked in to the story and I just went with it. It won me over and I was charmed by the book and the two Sloanes.

That said, I still think I would have enjoyed reading it more than I enjoyed listening to it.

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Title: The Messenger

Subtitle: Mortal Beloved Romance, Book 1

Author: Pamela DuMond

Narrator: Elizabeth Semida

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-26-13

Publisher: Pamela S. DuMond

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 8 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

A boy from the past. A girl from the future. Their love could be forever, but their time is running out....

"All the excitement of OUTLANDER if it was a YA series!"

Madeline falls in love with Samuel when she accidentally time travels hundreds of years into the past.

Their relationship is forbidden. Samuel's half Native and Madeline's white. Every rendezvous they share must be secret. If discovered they could be brutally punished.

But Madeline's traveled to the past not only to fall in love, but also to claim her birth right as a Messenger, a soul who can slip through time's fabric, delivering messages that change one life, or save many. Deadly Hunters, dark-souled time travelers, crave her powers and seek to seduce or kill her.

Can Madeline find her way back to the future in time to save herself and Samuel?

The Messenger (Mortal Beloved Time Travel Romance, Book 1) was optioned for film/TV.

Continue Madeline and Samuel's saga in....

The Assassin (#2) - on shelves now.

The Seeker publishes in 2016.

"I was a Messenger: I kept the memory of all our encounters, our lives, like a locket that brushes the skin and bones covering my heart. But Samuel was a Healer: He didn't time travel. His kind lived, died, re-incarnated, and he didn't retain memories from his past lives. Every year I landed in required starting our relationship over: from ashes, from scrap.... Every place I journeyed had beauty as well as darkness; all my time-travels were bittersweet." ~~~Madeline.

Members Reviews:

Really Disappointing

[Full disclosure: I requested and received a free ebook through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.]

If I had to describe The Messenger in one word it would be âdisappointing.â

The prologue started off promisingly enough, with a girl (obviously the main character) running through the woods in a panic. Okay, that sounds cool; letâs get on with the main event! My excitement dampened throughout the first few chapters because of the pretty stereotypical âmain character who has lost her parent in a horrific accident years agoâ but I soldiered on. When I got to when Madeline time-travelled I got pretty excited because I like time travel stories, which is why I requested this book in the first place. Then that point in the story is where the true disappointment set in.

Itâs hard to enjoy a book when you absolutely cannot stand the main character and I couldnât stand Madeline. I just wanted to reach in and slap her across her loud mouth. Constantly. Okay, sheâs a little disoriented when she travels back in time, Iâll grant her that. But once she gets on her feet and realizes âI better play along with these people or theyâll call me a witch and hang meâ she then proceeds to act like a modern stereotypical American teenager. She blurts out things at inappropriate times, uses modern slang (!) and generally acts like she wants people to start lynching her. I get it, not all teenagers are smart and would instantly adapt to the 1600s. Calling such a transition a culture shock would be quite an understatement. But really? Using the word âwhatevsâ is definitely not going to ease peopleâs suspicions about you. Ugh.

Aside from a narrator that really is Too Stupid To Live, the bookâs premise isnât all that bad.

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Title: The Doomsday Code

Author: Alex Scarrow

Narrator: Aaron Landon

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-12-13

Publisher: Audible Studios for Bloomsbury

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 22 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

When a British computer hacker finds his name coded into a centuries-old manuscript, TimeRider Maddy recognizes it as the same message she had also been sent. Sure it must be communication from other TimeRiders agents, she sends Liam and the two support units back to Robin Hood's time to search for the fabled document - possibly the Holy Grail. But as a war begins to brew between King Richard and his brother John, Liam unwittingly takes on the role of the Sheriff of Nottingham and discovers that the mythical Robin Hood may have been another support unit all along. This action-packed reimagining of the Robin Hood legend, weaving elements of religion, alternative history, and time-travel ethics perfect for fans of The DaVinci Code, is a pause-resister old fans and new ones alike won't want to miss.

Members Reviews:

Favorite book of the series

I've enjoyed reading the TimeRiders series from beginning to end. After finishing the final book I wanted to go back and rate them in the order I liked from best to not as best (I don't think any are bad overall).

1. 3rd book The Doomsday Code.

2. 1st book TimeRiders

3. 5th book The Gates of Rome

4. 2nd book Day of the Predator

5. 8th book The Mayan Prophecy

6. 6th book City of Shadows

7. 7th book The Pirate Kings

8. 9th book The Infinity Cage

9. 4th book The Eternal War

This is not a suggested reading order just my personal preference of the books in the storyline. I really liked 4 of the first five books because of the combination of historical locations and of course the time travel. Book 4 got the lowest rating because of what I considered a poor representation of my favorite President. The author is British so that might explain it. After book five I wasn't as engaged because for the next two books the characters aren't really on a mission anymore. I felt the new "home base" was a ridiculous location both physically and time wise. The last two books are really just about wrapping up the storyline and like I said originally they aren't bad but it's obvious that the adventures are over. I wasn't that thrilled with the ending. It's not horrible but I think the characters deserved more than they were given. I know this sounds cryptic and I should have posted this under The Infinity Cage but The Doomsday Code is my favorite book in the series. I want to encourage everyone who reads this to read them all then try to rate their favorites too.

Two Stars

There are better books that have a similar concept.

Great series..

Enjoyed the novel, went back and bought the entire series..

Amazing!

Confusing at first, but the story soon becomes a nail biting adventure.

this series is so fun to read!

The Time Riders series is a great read for ages 12 and up. They are fun and have a bit of history in them. This series is an older version of the Magic Treehouse Books-with some intense action and a few creepy characters. As a former middle school librarian I can recommend these books!

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Title: Going Vintage

Author: Lindsey Leavitt

Narrator: Ali Ahn

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-21-13

Publisher: Audible Studios for Bloomsbury

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 30 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

When Mallory discovers that her boyfriend, Jeremy, is cheating on her with an online girlfriend, she swears off boys. She also swears off modern technology. Inspired by a list of goals her grandmother made in 1962, Mallory decides to "go vintage" and return to a simpler time (when boyfriends couldn't cheat on you online).

She sets out to complete grandma's list: Run for pep club secretary, host a dinner party, sew a homecoming dress, find a steady, do something dangerous. But the list is trickier than it looks. And obviously finding a steady is out . . . no matter how good Oliver (Jeremy's cousin) smells. But with the help of her sister, she'll get it done. Somehow. Lindsey Leavitt perfectly pairs heartfelt family moments, laugh-out-loud humor, and a little bit of romance in this delightful contemporary novel.

Members Reviews:

good book

I enjoyed this book it was fun. I loved Mallory and her sister. mom was great she loved her girls.

A Fun Retro-Style Read

Going Vintage is such a fun retro read a perfect blend of past and present that is sugary sweet. The main character Mallory wants to go back to the 60s when life was slower paced and gossip didnt spread like wildfire online. Mallory is fond of lists, and in the audiobook you miss seeing the lists in print, but the narration overall makes up for it.

Like Lindsey Leavitts, Sean Griswolds Head, this book is very cute. I liked the premise, the characters, the setting, the family and romantic relationships, and the message. The writing is light, breezy and fast-paced.

I listened to the audiobook, performed by Ali Ahn, a new-to-me narrator. Im a new fan of Ahn, and I think she set the right tone for the story, sounds age appropriate, and reads with a nice brisk pace. Ahn uses different voices for all the characters, and I never had trouble telling them apart. Ginnie and Mallory sounded distinct and the guy characters sounded believable as well. Ahns reading is cheery and not over the top dramatic. If you havent read this book yet, I think the audiobook is really entertaining. The only thing you dont get in the audio is seeing the list formats in print, but Im not sure thats a deal breaker. And yes, its more low-tech to read the actual book if you want to go vintage yourself.

This was another fun read from Lindsey Leavitt, and Im sure Ill re-read it when I need a comfort read in the future.

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Title: Love Disguised

Author: Lisa Klein

Narrator: Lucy Scott

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-07-13

Publisher: Audible Studios for Bloomsbury

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

Will Shakespeare is about to meet the girl who will change his life forever. After a mixed-up courtship with the Hathaway sisters ends badly, Will jumps at the chance to go to London, where he can pursue his dream of becoming an actor. There, Will meets the unusually tall (and strong) Meg who has earned the nickname "Long Meg" for her height. She's also fleeing her own past as an orphan turned thief. Disguised as "Mack", Meg was once a member of a band of boy thieves who betrayed her. When Will is robbed by those same villains, Meg disguises herself as "Mack" again - telling Will that Mack is her twin brother - in order to help Will recover his money. As Mack, she finds true friendship with Will. But is there more? And who is Meg really fooling with her disguise? What ensues is a tale involving love triangles, mistaken identities, and the pursuit of hapless villains, as Shakespeare becomes a key player in a lively drama that could have sprung from his own pen.

Members Reviews:

A review from Bookworm1858

Source: Received an e-ARC via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Though I'm not the biggest Shakespeare fan (I appreciate his contributions to the English language but I just don't read many plays), I find myself continuously drawn to stories about his life. There's just so much we don't know about the guy so it's ripe for various interpretations.

In this version, Shakespeare has a run-in with the sisters Hathaway that ends wrongly and he eagerly jumps on an opportunity to go to London and pursue his fortunes as a player. Meanwhile Long Meg has had trouble follow her for ages and is eager for a safe place to call home. When she meets Shakespeare, she undertakes to disguise herself as a man to aid him in his quest while also unwittingly serving as his first muse.

I've read some discussions lately about deciding when or even whether or not to DNF a book and this is an instance where I decided not to DNF and it paid off. I found the beginning of this book rather dull-it's clunky and it's hard to see how everything ties together. But I persevered and though I never fell in love with the characters, I found several elements to really admire.

First and foremost would be the language. I feel like Klein had a ball selecting just the right Renaissance-era language to reveal Shakespeare's quick and ready wit. Once the story gets moving, the writing really sparkles. It is just making it through the beginning that is difficult. Second, a big inspiration for this book was Shakespeare's comedies rather than his more famous tragedies. I recognized several elements (women dressed as men being the main one) but I bet fans of the plays will make out even more and enjoy it accordingly.

Meg is a really cool character! She gets to do so much over the course of the book, serving as enforcer, helping Shakespeare with his word choice and plots, and running all over London. Is there anything she can't do? And the book applauds her for her derring-do. Unfortunately Shakespeare is kind of a jerk and my inability to sympathize with him dragged down his bits. Yes, I enjoyed his way with words but as a person, he sucks.

Overall: I'm glad I stuck with this book and I think people who like language will find much to enjoy in that regard.

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Title: Marina

Author: Carlos Ruiz Zafon

Narrator: Daniel Weyman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-26-13

Publisher: Orion Publishing Group

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 11 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

The novel Carlos Ruiz Zafón wrote just before The Shadow of the Wind.

'Fifteen years on, the remembrance of that day has returned to me. I have seen that boy wandering through the mist of the railway station, and the name of Marina has flared up again like a fresh wound. We all have a secret buried under lock and key in the attic of our soul. This is mine...'

In May 1980, 15-year-old Oscar Drai suddenly vanishes from his boarding school in the old quarter of Barcelona. For seven days and nights no one knows his whereabouts... His story begins in the heart of old Barcelona, when he meets Marina and her father German Blau, a portrait painter. Marina takes Oscar to a cemetery to watch a macabre ritual that occurs on the fourth Sunday of each month. At 10 a.m. precisely a coach pulled by black horses appears. From it descends a woman dressed in black, her face shrouded, wearing gloves, holding a single rose. She walks over to a gravestone that bears no name, only the mysterious emblem of a black butterfly with open wings. When Oscar and Marina decide to follow her they begin a journey that will take them to the heights of a forgotten, post-war Barcelona, a world of aristocrats and actresses, inventors and tycoons; and a dark secret that lies waiting in the mysterious labyrinth beneath the city streets.

Read by Daniel Weyman. Daniel Weyman has had a varied film, TV, radio and theatrical career, appearing in Danny Boyle's Millions, Foyles War, Wire in the Blood, Nicholas Nickleby for the Chichester Festival Theatre and Gielgud Theatre, in which he played the title role, and was nominated for the TMA Best Actor Award (Chichester Festival Theatre, Gielgud Theatre, UK Tour and Toronto) and radio productions of Rumpole of the Bailey.

He is an experienced audiobook narrator, with titles including Peter James' Dead Man's Time, C J Sansom's Dominion, Joe Simpson's Touching the Void, Nick Harkaway's Angelmaker, Andrew Lane's Young Sherlock: Rebel Fire and Simon Kernick's Payback both of which were nominated for Best Audiobook of the Year in their categories.

Members Reviews:

Amazing book! I couldn't stop reading it

The story is gripping and without even realizing it, I was trapped by its magic.

Another cracker

Another beautiful story to get lost in the streets of. If you like others from this author you will like this. Elements of the supernatural in this one but written with the same gothic elegance as shadow of the wind.

Read beautifully too. For me Dan Stephens is Zafons voice but this is equally as well read and was a feast for the ears

Young Love

This is a beautiful story with some strange subject matters. The city of Barcelona is brought to life in the descriptions of buildings and streets. The "puppets" of Mical Covenique are enough to send a shiver down the spine, the cat Kafka is as all cats are aloof and inscrutable. The painter Herman's life is realistic as are the descriptions of his wife but through the it all shines an interesting girl Marina and her interactions no adventures, with Oscar. A great read.

Beautiful

He jaunt writes beautiful novels. The story itself is almost incidental to the stunning prose and rich settings.

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Title: A Kid from Southie

Author: John "Red" Shea, Michael Harmon

Narrator: PJ Marino

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-24-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

High school senior Aiden O'Connor's life is in turmoil. He's bored with school, his growing skill at boxing won't pay the rent when his drunken father leaves, and someone is keeping his mom from finding work in any pub in South Boston.

Lured by childhood friend Tommy's promise of easy money, Aiden reluctantly gets mixed up with the Irish mob. Aiden's strong sense of honor makes him a bit too good at his job with the King of the Street, who wants to keep Aiden involved for reasons of his own. Conflicted about nearly everything, Aiden has to decode where his loyalties lie - and when he has had enough.

Exploding with tough choices and the grit of true crime, A Kid from Southie is the story of one teen's dangerous trip through the temptations of power and the sacrifices that come with it on his way to deciding who he wants to be.

Editorial Reviews:

Narrator P. J. Marino's intense performance is like a blow to the heart, as fierce as the ones given by high school senior and aspiring boxer Aiden O'Connor. Marino gives Aiden a tough, street-smart voice that hides within it a tremendous capacity for love and compassion. With the South Boston teen's father gone and his mother having difficulty finding work, he reluctantly gets mixed up with the Irish mob as an enforcer to help make ends meet. Marino lays bare Aiden's inner conflict as he becomes more and more enmeshed in the criminal world, and listeners will find themselves as torn up as he is over his choices.

Members Reviews:

Sorting through life's complexities, Aiden O'Connor packs an impressive wallop

Talented boxer, Aiden O'Connor, is from the poor, rough side of South Boston. When his raw talent and temper combine, he finds himself kicked out of school. I was right there with conflicted Aiden as he was forced to make some tough decisions about his future. The gritty street vibe was palpable and I held my breath as Aiden navigated the intense, frightening world of organized crime. I was captivated as Aiden sorted through the complexities of love, loyalty, compassion, family honor, friendship and what it means to be a man. John "Red" Shea & Michael Harmon's Kid from Southie packs an impressive wallop.

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Titel: Das fliegende Klassenzimmer

Autor:: Erich Kästner

Erzähler: Matthias Brandt

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 4 hrs and 1 min

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 09-13-13

Herausgeber: Oetinger Media

Bewertung: 5 von 5 von 1 Stimmen

Kategorien: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Die zeitlose Internatsgeschichte von Erich Kästner als Luxus-Hörbuch-Ausgabe.

Mitglieder Bewertungen:

The book is in good condition. A nice story about a classroom and ...

The book is in good condition. A nice story about a classroom and their play. Wait, it's all in German. Es ist ein gutes Buch. Gute Geschicte und es ist in gut Zustand. Studenten mit einem gutem Spiel.

It is a great book that I have read as a child and ...

It is a great book that I have read as a child and enjoyed just as much as an adult.

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Title: Confessions of a Hater

Author: Caprice Crane

Narrator: Caitlin Davies

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 18 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-27-13

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 8 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

Who wants to move during high school? Certainly not Hailey Harper, whose father has a new job in Los Angeles. Leaving New York is daunting enough, but it's especially bad for Hailey, who's always felt invisible at school. She's pretty, she has friends, she likes art - but she isn't in the popular crowd.

As Hailey is packing for the move, she finds a journal belonging to her older sister, who's away at college. The journal is called, "How to Be a Hater". Has Hailey found the Bible of coolness? Quite possibly. Armed with the journal and her sister's hand-me-down skinny jeans and ballet flats, Hailey takes on a whole new persona for her first week at West Hollywood High, and she is quickly noticed by Skyler and her crew, the most popular girls at school.

It doesn't take long for Skyler to decide Hailey is an asset to the group, and it doesn't take Hailey long to realize this group of girls is mean, mean, mean. She quickly sheds her hater persona and makes new friends, girls who are deemed unacceptable by Skyler. Soon Hailey and her group are plotting to dethrone Skyler and give her a taste of her own medicine.

With the help of the journal and their own creativity, Hailey and her friends grow stronger. Skyler's ex even falls for Hailey. But what she doesn't bargain for is how good being a hater feels. Skyler deserves it, doesn't she?

Members Reviews:

Confession: I loved this book

You don't build yourself up by tearing somebody else down - in other words; self esteem comes from within, not without.

One of the most painful and difficult lessons to learn in life and yet, Caprice Crane brilliantly (and effortlessly) spins it into a vibrant and entertaining tale. One in which we go beyond "haters gonna hate" into how we can help stop the cycle of bullying. In an era when the news is full of boys and girls, children and teenagers, who take drastic and irreparable steps due to bullying a book like this is needed all-the-more.

.................

"Confessions of a Hater" follows Hailey - a self-professed nerd and social outcast - as she re-invents herself for a new year at a new school with advice from her big-sister's lost diary (appropriately called How to be a Hater) into the epitome of popular chic and discovers that the real her ... the better her ... isn't someone who fits in with the high school mean girls. Hailey, through trial and error, realizes that happiness and self esteem are hard-won and worth more than that.

Filled with Crane's signature biting wit and distinctive style, "Confessions of a Hater" is packed with the drama and heightened emotions that you'll remember from high school (and be thankful you don't have to go through again): the highs and lows of friendships, backstabbing and budding teenage romance. Characters like Anya - the acerbic and pithy best friend - and Grace, the sweetest YA character I've read in years, layer the book and make it a definite MUST READ.

A Must Read!

Teenage girls hate to be compared to each other. Many take it as an insult, and assume they aren't good enough. If someone has a comment to make about a teenage girl, he/she should keep their mouth closed; he/she doesn't know what a teenage girl is capable of if they are treated a way that don't approve of.

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Title: Boyfriends with Girlfriends

Author: Alex Sanchez

Narrator: Aaron Landon

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 42 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-27-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 22 votes

Genres: Teens, Fiction & Literature

Publisher's Summary:

Sergio is bisexual, but his only real relationship was with a girl. Lance has always known he was gay, but hes never had a real boyfriend. When the two of them meet, they have an instant connection - but will it be enough to overcome their differences?

Allies been in a relationship with a guy for the last two years - but when she meets Kimiko, she cant get her out of her mind. Does this mean shes gay? Or bi? Kimiko, falling hard for Allie, is willing to stick around and help Allie figure it out.

Boyfriends with Girlfriends is Alex Sanchez at his best, writing with a sensitive hand to portray four very real teens striving to find their places in the world - and with each other.

Members Reviews:

not good /not bad

Decent. not good /not bad. But one of the few books out that helps teens struggling to identify know they are not alone.

One of my favorite authors

I love this author, but this story wasn't my favorite. Still a good book, though. Cute love story for teens to appreciate.

Alex Sanchez always delivers!!!

Boyfriends with Girlfriends is a book I couldn't put down. This is a sweet feel good story about life and friends. I loved this book and all of Alex Sanchez previous books. My all time favorite is The God Box.

Shine!

Jayeson Owen

Great Book

Great story, very entertaining and very well written. It is one of the best books by Alex Sanchez. I truly recommend it.

Ehh

Ehh it's ok