The Audies Awards 2009
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Audiobook of the Year
THE GRAVEYARD BOOK by
Neil Gaiman, read by Neil Gaiman (Harper Audio/ Recorded Books)
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Fiction (TIE)
DUMA KEY by
Stephen King, read by John Slattery
(Simon & Schuster Audio/ Recorded Books)
THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL PIE SOCIETY by
Mary Ann Shaffer, Annie Barrows, read by Paul Boehmer, Susan Duerden, Rosalyn Landor, John Lee, Juliet Mills (Random House Audio/ Books on Tape)
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Literature Fiction
ELMER GANTRY by
Sinclair Lewis, read by Anthony Heald (Blackstone Audiobooks) |
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Mystery
VOICE OF THE VIOLIN by
Andrea Camilleri, Stephen Sartarelli [Trans.], read by Grover Gardner
(Blackstone Audiobooks) |
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Thriller/Suspense
CHILD 44 by
Tom Rob Smith, read by Dennis Boutsikaris (Hachette Audio/ Books on Tape) |
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Romance
THE DARK HIGHLANDER by
Karen Marie Moning, read by Phil Gigante (Brilliance Audio) |
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Science Fiction
CALCULATING GOD by
Robert J. Sawyer, read by Jonathan Davis (Audible, Inc.)
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Non-Fiction
HOT, FLAT, AND CROWDED by
Thomas L. Friedman, read by Oliver Wyman (Macmillan Audio/ BBC Audiobooks America)
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Biographies / Memoirs
THE LAST LECTURE by
Randy Pausch, Jeffrey Zaslow, read by Erik Singer (Hyperion Audiobooks/ Books on Tape) |
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Children's Titles For Ages Up to 8
JAMES HERRIOT'S TREASURY FOR CHILDREN by James Herriot, read by Jim Dale (Macmillan Audio/ BBC Audiobooks America) |
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Children's Titles For Ages 8-12
THE GRAVEYARD BOOK by
Neil Gaiman, read by Neil Gaiman (Harper Audio/ Recorded Books)
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Children's Titles For Ages 12+
CURSE OF THE BLUE TATTOO by
L.A. Meyer, read by Katherine Kellgren (Listen & Live Audio)
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