9/1/2023 0 Comments Audio books for young adultsSet in Nazi Germany and narrated by Death, this is the story of a young orphan. Share this with kids who like books with explosions, secret codes, and homemade potions “that smell like Satan eating beans.” This book’s nonstop action had me on the edge of my seat as Christopher tries to solve the mystery but it is his sense of humor that makes this audiobook so much fun. Christopher Rowe is an apprentice (and a bit of a troublemaker) to a master apothecary in 17th century London, but his life gets very serious when his master is murdered. It’s perfect for sports fans, but it doesn’t gloss over the prejudice against Native Americans, and also sparks conversation about the Washington Redskins name controversy. This audiobook is both a history of football from the first Rutgers-Princeton game in 1888, and the story of coach Pop Warner and the Native American high schoolers, including Olympic gold medalist Jim Thorpe, who changed the game forever. Undefeated: Jim Thorpe and the Undefeated Carlisle Indian School Football Team by Steve Sheinkin Her other books, On the Come Up and Concrete Rose are also great choices. Bahni Turpin’s poignant narration embodies Starr as she struggles to make sense of her world-which thankfully includes a warm, humorous, and loving family. Starr is the sole witness of the murder of her childhood friend by a white policeman in this transformative and gripping audiobook which won the 2018 Odyssey Award for best audiobook. His book Look Both Ways: A Tale Told in Ten Blocks was awarded the Carnegie Prize. The ending will leave your family with lots to talk about. Reynolds’s narration has a powerful impact, literally giving voice to urban teens. The staccato verse reflects the tight space Will is in, physically, mentally, and emotionally. The story takes place over 60 seconds as Will rides an elevator down to avenge his brother’s murder. It is written in verse by National Book Award finalist Jason Reynolds. Narrated by Jason Reynolds.This is a profoundly moving look at teenage gun violence. Maybe they can spark conversation with your teen long after the ride is over. Here are a few suggested audiobooks for teens that are extra-special on audio.
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