A debut novel about a daughter grappling with the legacy of her famous and imposing cellist father, the secrets he has hidden from her, and the fate of his great Stradivarius cello. Alexander Feldmann is a revered and sought-after performer whose prodigious talent, striking good looks, and worldly charm prove irresistible to all who hear and encounter him. After years of searching, he acquires a glorious cello, the Silver Swan, a rare Stradivarius masterpiece long lost to the world of music. Mariana is Alexander's only child and the maestro has large ambitions for her. By the age of nineteen she emerges as a star cellist in her own right, and is seen as the inheritor of her father's genius. There are whispers that her career might well outpace his. Mariana believes the Silver Swan will one day be hers, until a stunning secret from her father's past entwines her fate and that of the Silver Swan in ways she could never have imagined.

The Silver Swan

Literature & Fiction

Delbanco, Elena

Literary

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[Read by Melissa Chambers] Headstrong journalist Anna Rothman knows what suicide looks like -- her own husband killed himself five years earlier. When Elly Swift, an agitated passenger beside her on a train, leaves a locket in Anna's bag before jumping onto the tracks, Anna starts asking awkward questions. But everything points to suicide and the police close the case. Anna, however, believes Elly's fears for Toby, her young nephew, missing since being snatched from St. Stephen's church six months ago, fail to explain the true reason behind Elly's distress. Through a series of hidden messages Elly left behind, Anna embarks on a dangerous crusade to track down Toby and find Elly's killer. But nothing is as it seems and Anna opens a can of worms that throws into question even her own husband's suicide -- before the threads of the mystery converge in an astonishing conclusion.

Girl on a Train

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Waines, A J

Mystery

Now available in audio for the first time! Darrell Huff's celebrated classic How to Lie with Statistics is a straight-forward and engaging guide to understanding the manipulation and misrepresentation of information that could be lurking behind every graph, chart, and infographic. Originally published in 1954, it remains as relevant and necessary as ever in our digital world where information is king--and as easy to distort and manipulate as it is to access. A precursor to modern popular science books like Steven D. Levitt's Freakonomics and Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers, Huff runs the gamut of every popularly used type of statistic, probes such things as the sample study, the tabulation method, the interview technique, or the way the results are derived from the figures, and points up the countless number of dodges which are used to full rather than to inform. Critically acclaimed by media outlets like the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, How to Lie with Statistics stands as the go-to book for understanding the use of statistics by teachers and leaders everywhere.

How to Lie with Statistics

Business & Money

Huff, Darrell

Education & Reference

The Birthday Dinosaur

Alison Larkin

Mythology & Folk Tales

My Fight / Your Fight

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

[*Read by Alison Larkin]Catherine Morland, a clergyman's daughter, longs for the kind of romantic adventures she has read about in her favorite Gothic novels. After spending a season mingling with fashionable high society in Bath, she is invited to stay at Northanger Abbey where nothing is what it seems.

Northanger Abbey and the History of England by Jane Austen

Austen., Jane

United States

A Christmas Carol and the Night Before Christmas

Dickens Charles Charles

Moore., Clement C

Classics

A Christmas Carol and "The Night before Christmas" are as different as England and America themselves. And yet almost two centuries later these iconic works remain the most famous Christmas stories ever told and a beloved part of Christmas tradition all over the world. Now they are brought together for the first time in this very special holiday recording. Derek Perkins is an Audie Award and AudioFile Earphones award-winning narrator of over 200 audiobooks and an AudioFile Magazines "Best Voice." Alison Larkin is an AudioFile Earphones award-winning narrator of over 150 audiobooks, an internationally acclaimed comedienne, and the bestselling author of The English American.

A Christmas Carol and the Night Before Christmas Lib/E

[Read by Jim Frangione ] The shadowy spheres of classical music and steamy streets of the Big Apple give noir a new meaning in the first mystery novel in the gripping Daniel Jacobus series. Devil's Trill -- a mystery in sonata-allegro form -- is the first-ever audiobook to integrate musical passages that provide clues to solving the mysteries! Author Gerald Elias, a renowned concert violinist himself, performs the music. Blind, sharp-tongued violinist Daniel Jacobus, living in self-imposed exile in rural New England, is drawn into mysterious crimes in New York City. A stolen Stradivarius . . . a strangled teacher of child prodigies . . . Jacobus is not only the chief investigator of these misdeeds, he's the prime suspect! A police detective hot on his tail, Jacobus roams the bucolic Berkshires, hallowed Carnegie Hall, and tradition-bound Japan, searching for answers only he can see. With alluring student Yumi and jazz-loving Nathaniel at his side, Jacobus feels his way through self-doubt and darkness.

Devil's Trill (Daniel Jacobus Mystery)

Elias, Gerald

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley with the Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Commentary by Alison Larkin: 200th Anniversary Audio Edition

Taylor, Coleridge Samuel

SHELLEY,MARY

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