"Carol Jordan Stewart's expert narration adds distinction to [this] entertaining ghost story... " School Library Journal

In alternating chapters, two girls narrate the story of the "haunted mansion that the Crandall's have purchased to turn into a bed and breakfast.

"What if there were a grisly double murder in your family's past?...Carol Jordan Stewart offers a fast-paced narration of 12-year-old Amy's story."-AudioFile

With the markings of a map of the world on his fur, Jill thinks her new dog Fletcher is an excellent candidate for show and tell. But when the class rabbit mysteriously disappears, Fletcher isn't such a hit anymore; in fact, he's the prime suspect!

2011 ALA Notable Children's Recording; 2011 Audie Award Distingushed Achievement; 2011 AudiFile's Earphones Award
"An excellent introduction to poetry, social issues, and memoirs; and a wonderful complement to Live Oak's 2008 Odyssey Award winner, Jazz (also written by Myers)."-Booklist

"This unabridged recording...is pure delight....the humor and subject matter are a perfect fit." - School Library Journal

Andy Russell seems like a typical fourth grader, but in a short period of time his problems have become anything but!

"Featuring intrepid girl detective Minnie and helpful cat assistant Max, this vocal adaptation of Giff's story concerns a hotly contested pigeon race and some mildly sinister goings-on." - Booklist

"In the first of the Milo & Jazz mysteries, detective-in-training Milo acquires the able assistance of a new partner. Following the sage advice of super sleuth Dash Marlowe—be an observer on the lookout for anything strange or unusual—Milo and Jazz head to the locker room in search of pitching ace Dillon’s lost lucky socks. Vinnie Penna and Chantale Hosein bring freshness and believability to this kid-friendly mystery. " AudioFile Magazine

"When it appears that Jazz’s new pot-bellied pig has been poisoned, it’s clearly a second case for detectives-in-training Milo and Jazz. ...Vinnie Penna and Chantale Hosein are true to their original Milo and Jazz characterizations—enthusiastic, questioning, and childlike." AudioFile