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MOONLEAPERS

MOONLEAPERS, BOOK 1

Narrator Eva Kaminsky creates a youthful voice for 12-year-old Maisie, whose mysterious text messages on her phone lead her to discover that she's a moonleaper. As one of these special kinds of time travelers, she's tasked with helping her dying Great-Aunt Hazel to change the future by changing the past. Maisie is uneasy at first as she tries to understand what is going on, all while dealing with everyday family issues. Kaminsky captures Maisie's tumultuous emotions as she attempts to help her great-aunt crack a secret code that will change WWII and save many lives. Listeners, especially fantasy fans, will cheer on Maisie as she navigates her new abilities and finds a way to better connect with her family.

(Science fiction thriller. 8-12)

Pub Date: Sept. 16, 2025

Duration: 7 hrs

DD ISBN: 9780063392595

Publisher: Harper Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    THE TREASURE OF OCEAN PARKWAY

    Contemporary Brooklyn is home to a diverse group of characters voiced by Nikki Massoud in this middle-grade mystery with a slight fantasy twist. In this second installment, amateur sleuths Roya and Amin are approached by their neighbor and fellow classmate, 12-year-old Thea, to find the treasure left in their building by her estranged grandfather. Showcasing her skills, Massoud interweaves vibrant characters and periodic Iranian words. Roya and Amin are given energetic and confident voices, while Thea's breathy voice portrays a more reserved and introverted personality. Massoud captures three generations of characters ranging from tired parents and grandparents to boisterous children.

    (Mystery. 9-13)

    Pub Date: Nov. 11, 2025

    Duration: 4 hrs, 30 mins

    DD ISBN: 9798217157068

    Publisher: Listening Library

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      OUTSIDE

      With a bright, youthful tone, narrator Rachel Jacobs voices innocent 12-year-old Razzi. Razzi has lived her entire life in an old compound--or mansion--with her parents, brother, and a few other families. She and the other children have never been allowed to go outside because nearly all of mankind was eliminated after the "Great Poisoning." However, a traumatic medical episode and a tragic event cause Razzi to question her sheltered existence. Will she rebel against authority to feel the sun on her skin and the wind on her face? Jacobs nimbly switches between adult and child voices, and her controlled pacing and subtle dramatic emphasis heighten the tension. Jacobs' performance effectively conveys Razzi's emotional turmoil as the story unfolds, adding depth to the narrative.

      (Speculative thriller. 9-12)

      Pub Date: Oct. 7, 2025

      Duration: 4 hrs, 30 mins

      DD ISBN: 9798225000264

      Publisher: Scholastic Audiobooks

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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