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Audiobook narrators Mike Vendetti and Kathy Verduin bring Hemingway's classic masterpiece "The Sun Also Rises" to life. Travel with them through pre-WWII Europe as Hemingway explores the dysfunctional relationship of friends drawn together by a beautiful, troubled, and often confused woman, plus the drama and excitement of the bullfights.

Gus and the Too-Full Engine is a gentle and emotionally supportive children’s story about a little garbage truck named Gus whose engine begins to feel too full from too many thoughts, feelings, sounds, questions, and pressures all at once.

The Tobin family is one of the wealthiest and most influential dynasties in the country. Their name synonymous with power, prestige, and old money. At the center of it all stands Marilyn Tobin, the formidable matriarch whose iron will and sharp instincts have kept the family intact through trials and scandals alike.

Hop in, buckle up, and get ready to RIDE with Elmo! He’s driving around in the Elmobile, which can magically turn into ANYTHING – a train, a helicopter, a giant spring, or even a banana!

When a mysterious sound interrupts Cookie Monster's snack time, he follows that sound—hoping to find something tasty! Instead, he discovers super silly mysteries featuring a tap-dancing dinosaur, a not-so-sleepy baby, a mischievous monkey, and more surprising friends. With help from his Sesame Street pals, Cookie Monster learns to ask questions, follow clues, and stay focused (well, sort of). While nothing beats om-nom-nomming cookies, solving mysteries with friends comes pretty close.

Jim Clemente and Kathy Canning-Mello are both former FBI Profilers. They worked together for more than a decade in the FBI’s legendary Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU), where they analyzed, researched and consulted on some of the most terrifying violent and sexual crimes across the country.

"Traitor's Hands" is a short story by Agatha Christie that was published in Flynn's, a weekly pulp magazine, in the edition of 31 January 1925. This short story was later published as "Witness for the Prosecution".

This audiobook focuses on 100 frequently used idioms. Each chapter begins with a story or dialogue using the idioms in context. Next, listen to examples using the idiom in sentences that illustrate the meaning and demonstrate usage. Finally, listen to a pronunciation model for each idiom in a short sentence. You will hear a chime, which is your cue to repeat the sentence before you hear the model again. For information on our interactive language programs, go to www.amenglish.com.

An idiom is a group of words with a special meaning of its own that is not clear from the meanings of the individual words. Idioms such as "think out of the box" and "a long shot" are used extensively in English in e-mail, newspapers, and conversations. When you don't understand idioms, you can feel left out of a conversation or miss the point of a story. This audiobook focuses on 100 frequently used idioms.

What does "good luck" look like, and how do you achieve it? Lucky symbols, lucky numbers, lucky charms, and luck-creating rituals—how is it that a disciplined and hard-working country like Japan is so invested in the idea of luck? And what, exactly, does "good luck" mean? In this insightful book, a leading expert on the subject explores the ways in which symbols and rituals of "good luck" in Japan are used alongside diligence and a positive attitude to help people overcome life's many twists, turns, and bad patches.

It's summer vacation, and for the first time ever, Indiana Bamboo is visiting her cousin Boris in New York City when it's not Thanksgiving, Passover, or the Fourth of July. It becomes the most exciting visit of all. Indiana Bamboo is plunked smack in the middle of a big city mystery. How could Princess Nefertila disappear, but not disappear, from her mummy case at the Metropolitan Museum of Art?

Some truths keep you sane. Others shatter you. Ruby Hancock always believed she was a psychiatric nurse doing her best to care for the patients at Crown Point Psychiatric Hospital, an innovative behavioral health care facility along the Chesapeake Bay. When a colleague turns up dead, Ruby realizes that no one in the hospital has a grip on reality. As Ruby navigates a maze of secrets buried beneath the hospital’s halls, she uncovers a chilling history of abuse, corruption, and a powerful network that will do anything to stay hidden.

She came to bury her father. Instead, she uncovered the secret he died protecting. After her father's death, Clarissa Stiles travels to the isolated town of Howlingtown Heights to lay him to rest and settle his affairs. But among his belongings, she discovers journals filled with cryptic warnings and secrets about the town—and about her own family.

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Break out your character shoes, grab your sheet music, and hop on the next flight to Newark, New Jersey, because audition day is here at the most prestigious performing arts high school in the world: Newark Airport High! This year, four first-year students—Maya, Evelyn, Bryce, and Darren—are determined to make their mark by being cast in the mainstage show Les Disposablés (or Les Dis for short, because who has time for all those syllables when you're racing to dance class?). But standing between them and center stage is a formidable force: Mr. Jeremy, this year's mainstage director.

What if you could imagine God as he truly is, with a deep, extravagant love for you? Imagine the God of Heaven Devotional will help expand your mind and deepen your heart as you envision what Scripture says about our mysterious, wonderful, extremely loving and personal God.

For thirty-six years, archivist Eleanor Langford quietly preserved records that powerful people wanted forgotten. Now retired and living alone with thousands of unauthorized microfilm duplicates hidden beneath her house, Eleanor has no intention of reopening the past. Then her daughter brings her a box belonging to Roy Whitaker, a man who has spent nearly five decades searching for the truth about his mother’s disappearance. Marjorie “Midge” Whitaker vanished from an Indiana truck stop in September 1978. Her case was quickly labeled a voluntary absence. Witness statements disappeared.

A Life Lived begins with a small act of habit: an older man stepping into the morning light and making his slow way toward the mailbox at the edge of the yard. The porch boards creak beneath him, the cane taps out its careful rhythm, and the gray metal box waits like a modest promise from the world beyond his quiet house. When John falls on the path outside his home, that ordinary errand becomes a threshold.

On a hot July night in 1995, Janet Downing was stabbed 98 times inside her Somerville, Massachusetts, home. Within hours, police identified 15-year-old Eddie O’Brien, the best friend of one of her sons, as the suspect. Eddie had no criminal history, no clear motive, and no apparent opportunity. Yet his case emerged during a national panic over juvenile “superpredators,” when Massachusetts officials were pushing to prosecute more children as adults. His highly publicized trial helped change the state’s juvenile laws.

DEATH BY ETUI is the third book in the Woodford Mystery series. The people of the town of Woodford are shocked by the early morning discovery of a body on the steps of Williamson Antiques. The murder of a stranger to the town has unexpected consequences as someone in Witness Protection is in danger of being unmasked, friends discover they are actually relatives, and romance follows an uneven path. Meanwhile the town's business continues, the planning of the Woodford Summer Fete takes up the time of many people, and the Antiques For All television crew provide another distraction.