I have a new catastic mystery audiobook for kids available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat (Inca Book Series 7), written by the talented R.F. Kristi.

Here’s the info:

An artifact gone missing. A jungle full of clues. Can one cat detective save a national treasure?

Inca the Siberian kitty can’t wait to add Sri Lanka to the list of places she’s explored. But before her paws touch the sandy beaches, she learns a local museum needs her crime-solving skills to track down a stolen ancient sword.

With her trusty diary in tow, Inca leaps whisker-first down a trail of clues that leads her deep into the wild jungle. After getting a little help from a baby elephant and her not-so-distant leopard cousins, she learns about the country’s rich history and just how important it is to restore the sword to its rightful place.

With her furry family and new friends by her side, Inca can feel she’s close to getting her claws on the sword…but it’ll take teamwork to save a priceless piece of history.

Serendipity Mystery is the seventh stand-alone children’s book in the Diary of a Snoopy Cat series, which is purrfect for kids ages 7-12. If you and your child like new cultural experiences, animal detectives, and tales of teamwork, then you’ll love R.F. Kristi’s globetrotting adventures.

• Get the audiobook of this fun mystery on Amazon, Audible, or iTunes.
• It’s also available in print on Amazon.
• To learn more about the Inca Book Series and author, R.F. Kristi, visit http://incabookseries.com.

The Midwest Book Review reviewed the audiobook I recorded, Olivia Turner’s Amazing Amazon Adventure, written by the extremely talented William Graham.

Here’s the review:

“Stephanie Quinn’s youthful, enthusiastic voice is the perfect match for narrating Olivia Turner’s Amazing Amazon Adventure, a vibrant story set in Ecuador that captures the culture and atmosphere of the Amazon jungle.

14-year-old Olivia Turner has dreamed about the Amazon even while at home in Vermont because she and her Spanish language class are slated to visit the jungle in an upcoming field trip which she’s been looking forward to for months. She’s lucky to be part of a small group of five students slated for a once-in-a-lifetime journey that seems perfect, given her determination to excel in everything she does. Little does she know that her trip will be even more adventurous than she anticipates.

After a grueling, long plane trip and a harrowing bus ride, Olivia is at last in the Amazon jungle, where the dire warnings of a fisherman portends dangers Olivia and her group hadn’t expected.

Stephanie Quinn’s voice guides readers all the way, capturing Olivia’s excitement, the lower-voiced and firm admonitions of Paco (“The mosquitoes are your welcoming party…get used to them…it is their jungle; not yours…”), and the other people Olivia encounters as part of her group and in the course of her Amazon encounters.

As Olivia and her friends help build the first school in Ascension, they face a brutally hot sun, a river filled with harmful creatures large and small, the lure of playing hooky and breaking the rules to have fun, and the consequences of rash actions and spontaneous invitations.

Is the old man right? Are they facing dangers certain to harm them despite the watchful attention of Paco and other adults?

The Amazon environment comes to life in an engrossing combination of Stephanie Quinn’s vivid rendition and William Graham’s descriptions of high adventure rooted in a solid sense of place. This spirited, highly recommended audio story pairs action with realistic observations of the Amazon and its environmental and social challenges. It will thoroughly engross young readers seeking the vivid immediacy of an audio narrative paired with a heroine’s determination to survive against all odds as she faces a series of encounters with deadly, unforgiving jungle denizens.”

• Here’s my original post about the book.
• Get it from Amazon, Audible, or iTunes.
• It really is a wild ride!

I have a new audiobook of a fairy tale that really is a fairy tale up on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: Danwe of the Vase, written by the talented Dale Stubbart.

Here’s the info:

I have an amazing, thrilling new adventure of an audiobook up on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: Olivia Turner’s Amazing Amazon Adventure, written by the talented Mr. William Graham. It’s a wild ride!

Here’s the info:

Fourteen-year-old Olivia Turner faces the greatest challenge of her life in the Amazon rain forest. After becoming separated from her classmates on a school trip to Ecuador, Olivia finds herself lost in the jungle. She has to combat ants, mosquitoes, snakes and dangerous native tribes as she tries to escape. Olivia shows her relentless spirit and determination to survive in this tale that sizzles with heart-pounding action and adventure.

I have a cute new teen romance audiobook up on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: Stage Kiss (Mountain Creek Drive Book 1), written by M.F. Lorson, published by Jennifer Costley.

Here’s the info:

Homecoming court nominee, Erin Armstrong, has it all… the best friends, the best boyfriend and lead in the school play. But when she catches her bestie and her boyfriend holding hands behind the porta-potty, her status as Rosemark High’s It girl takes a nosedive.

Determined to win the crown and earn back her social status, Erin enlists the help of quirky theatre kid, Peter Hunt. Together the two craft a plan to ensure Erin’s victory. That is, if the two can keep their growing attraction from sabotaging the project.

A throwback to the early 2000’s, Stage Kiss will have you longing for the days when being brave meant sending an AOL instant message to your crush. Back when Friday nights were made for football games and sleepovers with the friends you’d do anything for.

Get the first installment in the Mountain Creek Drive series today!

I have an exciting new science-fiction for kids audiobook up on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: The Coming Future, written by Glenn D. Turner and Angel Torres, published by Clean Reads.

Here’s the info:

Living in a crystal city on a flat world, Aalok Collins is an ordinary boy living in an extraordinary place. But Aalok fears that he is a little too ordinary.

All Aalok cares about, besides playing domeball, and, much to his surprise, girls, is his final exam which will determine whether or not he can move on to the Academy next year, or whether he is forced into slavery or exile. But as he waits on nature to develop within him the powers, or anima that all in his clan possess, he is haunted by dreams of an imminent tragedy.

As he begins exploring the meaning of his dreams, Aalok encounters a plot to take control of an ancient artifact which could change the base of power in the city of Sherendot, and possibly throughout the ‘owr clan.

I have an adorable new audiobook available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: The Kitty with the Itty-Bitty Tail, written by Sandra Biersdorfer, published by Who Chains You Books.

Here’s the info:

“Look who’s coming down the hall! It’s Stubby Nubby, her tail so small!”

Most of us have experienced being made fun of or called names that hurt our feelings. Meet Ethel Kitty who doesn’t like being called names – like “Stubby Nubby” – just because she has a smaller tail than the other cats at school. Listen to this tale of tails as the new cat in town helps Ethel realize she is special despite her “shortcomings” and teaches her how to stand up to bullies.

In its third edition, author Sandra Biersdorfer adds playful song lyrics and talks about the real Ethel who inspired the tale. Perfect for ages seven and up, The Kitty with the Itty-Bitty Tail will delight listeners big and small, and fit flawlessly into school humane education and bullying programs.

I have an adorably-fun new audiobook up on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: Miniature Fairy Gardening 2.0: A Quick Step-by-Step Guide on How to Make Your Own Fun Miniature Fairy Gardens (written by Casey Anderson, published by HowExpert Press). Here’s the info:

Have you ever seen those adorable containers with the tiny houses, small plants, and little fairy creatures? Those are called fairy gardens! They are super fun to make! If you liked the idea and look of them but always felt like it was too complicated or creative for you to do yourself, then you should listen to this audiobook. It’s a handy guide to get yourself in the mindset for fairy gardening that’s also full of tips about how to create them! You don’t have to be super artsy, crafty, or have a green thumb to make a fairy garden! The most important quality to have is imagination and a desire for fun!

You will learn and be able to:

• Some of the best places to buy/find fairy garden items
• Imagination stimulation
• Popular plants for fairy gardens
• Ideas and materials for creating your own pieces
• Step-by-step instructions for making certain fairy items
• How to turn everyday objects into magical fairy pieces
• Tips for choosing pots and locations
• Layout out ideas
• Show off your new fairy garden
• And much more!

I have an awesome new audiobook up on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: Otaku 101: An Introductory Guide to the Otaku Pop Culture, Anime, Manga, and More!, written by Jessica Roar, published by HowExpert Press.

Here’s the info:

If you’re like many people just getting into anime and manga you may be wondering how to join the culture of it. This book is specially designed to help you get into the otaku Culture by informing you about all the different parts of it and then in an informative manner. Written by an industry worker and enthusiast this book is professionally made to give you accurate information about japanese culture. This will answer many of the questions that you may have about the strange fandom and what it entails:

●Learn about the different genres of anime and manga.
●Realise why things in anime take place only in high school.
●Learn to survive a con and not lose all your money on collectibles.
●Learn how to save more money on collectibles.
●Understand the basics of Cosplay.

Everything you ever needed to know to get started as an Otaku is right in the is quick and easy to read book. Each chapter is dedicated to covering a hot subject that even some of these most knowledgeable fans may not fully know about. This book also makes the perfect gift if your trying to explain Otakudom to a friend or family member!

I have a new children’s audiobook available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: The Seven-Foot-Tall Booger Monster, written by Sarah L. Bowman.

Here’s the info:

Isabella Blankenship’s sixth-grade year is off to a bad start. She is facing a butt-kicking after class from what happened on the school bus. Her teacher is rather odd and also stands seven feet tall. Her shoes are soaked, and she has to eat lunch with her teacher. This day just keeps getting better and better.

I have a new children’s audiobook available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: A Simper Time, written by Laura W. Eckroat, published by Crescent Renewal.

Here’s the info:

Oversaturated with the latest video game and phone apps, does anyone slow down to remember a simpler time?

Join A. J. as she discovers a summer of fun with her mom. The phones stay home while mother and daughter go on simple adventures – discovering four-leaf clovers, animals in the clouds, and lightning bugs in a starlit sky. A Simpler Time is an exceptional tale to share with children age seven through the preteenage years and will inspire you, too, to find some simpler moments during your next family gathering.

I have another awesome audiobook in the Learn About African Animals series written by Sean Liburd available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes: African Birds: Fun Facts and Fantastic Photos for Kids!

Here’s the info:

How many species of birds can be found in Africa? What is the meaning behind the color of birds? These and more questions will be answered with the help of this book. The birds in Africa come in all shapes and sizes. There are birds that are bigger than a person and birds that are no bigger than a few inches.

In this book, you will learn about: How long Birds have been around? What animal does scientist believe birds came from? What determines the shape of a bird’s beak? Why some birds can’t fly? How many species of birds in African cannot be found anywhere else? Which bird is popular for the being the biggest living species of birds right now? What bird is known as the largest scavenging bird in South Africa? What bird gets their color from the shrimp and algae they eat? What bird is called the Jesus bird? Which bird is considered a symbol of peace in Africa? Which bird is the symbol for the Egyptian God Thoth? How many words the African Grey Parrot can learn? How different bird species are known to help each other? Which bird have the biggest eggs in the world?

The book is also filled with fun, weird, and little-known facts about African birds and birds in general.