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Spencer Quinn's Heart of Barkness is the latest in the New York Times best-selling series that the Los Angeles Times called "nothing short of masterful". 

My name's Griz. I've never been to school, I've never had friends, in my whole life I've not met enough people to play a game of football. My parents told me how crowded the world used to be, before all the people went away, but we were never lonely on our remote island. We had each other, and our dogs. Then the thief came. He told stories of the deserted towns and cities beyond our horizons. I liked him - until I woke to find he had stolen my dog. So I chased him out into the ruins of the world. 

"Narrator Grover Gardner returns to breathe life into listeners' favorite dog-loving lawyer...In his vivid portrayal of the wisecracking Andy, Gardner creates a sense of a cheerful reunion with the lawyer for longtime listeners and a warm greeting for newcomers." -- AudioFile Magazine, Earphones...

Nafeesa lives alone in a frantic London. Hyper-independent, or lonely, she can't quite decide. Change comes when her friend makes a curious proposal: he needs someone to dogsit his new pet, Benny. But 'Benny' is not a dog. He is a man, wearing a furry onesie and a dog mask from Amazon. The...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. When Luna cannot fall asleep, a gentle light leads her beyond her window and toward the moonlit shore. There she meets Pip, a tiny glowing sea turtle with an important mission: The Dream Lantern is fading, and children everywhere need its light to guide...

A Paperback Original A debut novel about desire, dependence, and the creatures—human and otherwise—we cannot keep at arm's length A precariously employed academic moves into a house in Oxford to cat-sit, seeking solitude away from the complications of living with other people. They expect...

I am not where you think I am. Behind a gray house, beneath bare rosebushes and beside a fence gone soft with age, Lily Rose watches over a small colony of feral cats. She knows them all. Alley, her untouchable mother, too clever for every trap and too wild to trust a human hand. Tom, the old gray tom who learned long ago that being caught can sometimes save a life. And Grace and Ellie, the two women who arrive every morning with coffee, a record book, an old towel, and the stubborn belief that every cat is worth counting. Then Alley has five kittens. Snip. Button. Noodle. Soldier. Stripe.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. „Alle Tiere sind gleich, aber manche sind gleicher als andere.” Farm der Tiere von George Orwell gehört zu den berühmtesten politischen Allegorien und dystopischen Satiren der Weltliteratur – ein kurzer, messerscharfer Klassiker, der heute so...

What if you were given a second chance at the life you lost—but didn’t understand why. . . . Mesmerized by a scent that comes drifting over the backyard fence one morning, a small terrier follows it for days until she arrives at an unfamiliar house, where a man stands, bent over and retying...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. «Todos los animales son iguales, pero algunos animales son más iguales que otros.» Rebelión en la granja, de George Orwell, es una de las alegorías políticas y sátiras distópicas más célebres jamás escritas: un clásico breve y afilado que...

THE BRAND-NEW, FEEL-GOOD LISTEN ABOUT FRIENDSHIP, OUR CANINE COMPANIONS, AND THE JOY OF SECOND CHANCES FROM TWO-MILLION-COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR RUTH HOGAN They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but Desmond and Leona are about to find out that it's never too late to start living your...

Time Out Chicago, Top 10 Book of 2005 Winner of the 2006 PEN USA Literary Award for Fiction Training horses is dangerous—a head-to-head confrontation with 1,000 pounds of muscle and little sense takes courage, but more important, patience and smarts. It is these same qualities that allow John...

Discover Frankie, the international fur-nomenon—a gem of a book about two misfits who form the unlikeliest friendship. Meet Frankie the cat. He’s a scrappy stray who belongs to no one, and that’s just how he likes it. Until one day, everything changes. He crosses paths with Richard...

LONGLISTED FOR THE 2025 GILLER PRIZE Amanda Leduc’s dazzling new novel follows two walking, talking hyenas as they interact with humans over decades. Blurring the line between human and animal, these strange messengers reveal what is possible when the cages that contain us are broken. In...

A rescue dog, an ex-Marine, and an ex-convict are caught in the crosshairs of a ruthless gang in remote Washington state in this "first-rate thriller" (Associated Press) for "fans of CJ Box and Michael Koryta" (Booklist). Former US Marine Jess Winslow reenters civilian life a new widow, with...

A BookBub "Best Books Coming This Winter” A haunting mystery beneath the ocean’s surface. One woman’s reckoning with the past. Long-buried secrets waiting to rise. Hawai’i, 1998. When a string of rare shark attacks unsettles the once-peaceful Kohala coast, marine biologist Minnow Gray is...

I am having problems relating to my crew member, having never been a great fan of cats, nor they of birds. Why have we been press ganged into service together? What can they hope to achieve by sending this absurd duo out to sea? I am an owl. The Cat is a cat... In Pea Green Boat, Stewart Lee and...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. After losing his wife of forty-two years, seventy-one-year-old Arthur Pendelton retreats into silence inside his lonely Vermont home. Then a ragged stray dog appears at the edge of his property and refuses to leave. Arthur wants no attachment, no...

When the Meadowgold bees discover that their honey is still sweet but has lost every trace of flower scent, the Amberwing family follows the forgotten Flower Round through Fernshade Forest. They learn that no single villain has harmed the blooms. Rabbits have grazed a meadow too closely, beavers have buried mint beneath redirected water, deer have turned a mixed ridge into one lavender field, and foxes have cleared the thorn paths that sheltered wild roses.

In August 1914, three weeks after Britain entered the First World War, a Canadian veterinarian on his way to the front bought an orphaned bear cub from a trapper at a railway stop in northern Ontario. He paid twenty dollars. He named her after the city he had just left. Four years later a boy met her at the London Zoo, borrowed her name for a stuffed toy he already owned, and gave the toy a surname he had taken from a swan. Everything in that sentence is a substitution. The bear was named for a city she never saw. The toy was named for a bear it did not resemble.