Recorded Books - Film Movement

AUDIOLIBROS CD NEW RELEASESThird quarter 2007 Audiolibrosnew releases on CDAn exciting imprint of unabridged Spanish-languageaudiobooks featuring international best-sellersThese titles are sure to attract new patrons to your audio collection. Audiolibros are perfect forpatrons who speak Spanish as a native language—and for those who are students of Spanish.1. SEIS ENTREMESES DE CERVANTES(CERVANTES’ INTERLUDES)by Miguel de Cervantes (SPAIN)Performed by various narratorsCLASSICS COP 6Written a year before his death, Miguel de Cervantes’ Entremeses, or collectionof short plays, is a fine example of his genius. Oftentimes overlooked, these eightvignettes are funny and touching at the same time. Designed to be performed inbetween larger acts, they give a glimpse into a world far less glamorous thancourtly life. This diverse collection covers such stories as a clever student fooling agullible husband with tales of magic, and two con artists fooling a town with aninvisible puppet show. Listeners will laugh out loud at each character’s antics andgain a deeper appreciation of Cervantes’ playwriting abilities.CE111NY (3 CDs/2.5 hours) Purchase $36.75ISBN: 978-1-4281-0172-2 COP PRICE $29.40Pub. in 16152. GRANDES MIRADAS RB Exclusive!(BIG GAZES)by Alonso Cueto (PERÚ) Narrated by Patricia HerreraNONFICTION COP 6Set in Peru during the final months of PresidentFujimori’s dictatorship, this is the true story of theassassination of Judge Guido Pazos in the year 2000 for hisrefusal to succumb to corruption. The judge’s girlfriendGabriela vows to avenge his death by killing the man whoordered his execution: former spy chief VladimiroMontesinos. In her quest for revenge, Gabriela will discover her dark side—a sideof hatred and violence in a conscience taken over the edge.CE112NY (9 CDs/10.25 hours) Purchase $102.75ISBN: 978-1-4281-0176-0 COP PRICE $82.20Pub. in 20053. CUENTOS DE REYES, RB Exclusive!MAGOS, PRINCESASY LUCIÉRNAGAS(TALES OF KINGS, WIZARDS,PRINCESSES AND GLOW-WORMS)by Julio Peradejordi (SPAIN)Narrated by Francisco RivelaSELF-HELP COP 6In traditional tales, kings, princesses and wizardsrepresent different grand roles we’ve lived in society.However, this collection of stories is our “glow-worm” that sheds light on oureveryday nature—an aspect of ourselves we tend to forget.CE113NY (2 CDs/2.5 hours) Purchase $30.75ISBN: 978-1-4281-0180-7 COP PRICE $24.60Pub. in 20034. LA VIDA EN LAS VENTANAS RB Exclusive!(LIFE INSIDE WINDOWS)by Andrés Neuman (ARGENTINA)Narrated by Jorge PupoFICTION COP 6Net, a young college student in a typical city, has aboring life. His only escape is the imaginary world of theInternet, where he befriends Xavi, an enigmatic nocturnalcharacter. Through the emails he sends to this woman, animaginary biography develops. In this seemingly unreal, yetnormal, universe, Net’s secret desires and loves are brought to light, while a deeperanalysis of mass media and virtual societies affecting notions of time and memorythreads its way through the story.CE085NY (5 CDs/5 hours) Purchase $56.75ISBN: 978-1-4193-6873-8 COP PRICE $45.40Pub. in 20025. LO QUE RB Exclusive!LLAMAMOS MUERTE(WHAT WE CALL DEATH)by Bibiana Balboa (SPAIN) Narrated by Mónica SteuerSELF-HELP COP 6Author and transpersonal psychologist Bibiana Balboahas helped countless people go through the mourningprocess. In Lo que llamamos muerte, she draws from her sons’dealing with the death of their close friend to illustrate theinner journey of all who mourn. A unique, essential tool,Balboa’s advice is a therapeutic, spiritual and transpersonal approach to grievingand living life to its fullest.CE114NY (11 CDs/13.25 hours) Purchase $123.75ISBN: 978-1-4281-0184-5 COP PRICE $99.00Pub. in 20056. EL ORO DEL DESIERTO RB Exclusive!(THE GOLD OF THE DESERT)by Cristina Pacheco (MÉXICO)Narrated by Mariana Carreño KingFICTION COP 6Journalist Cristina Pacheco has tracked down the stories that intertwine dailylife with the corners of Mexican culture. The wealth of El oro del desierto resides inits multiple characters in transit through a territory that is both reality and literaryinvention. In these stories, the memory of Mexican towns, now inhabited by dustand forgetfulness, overflows with laborers separated from their land and languageas they immigrate North.CE118NY (4 CDs/5 hours) Purchase $51.75ISBN: 978-1-4281-0664-2 COP PRICE $41.40Pub. in 2005Call Recorded Books toll free in the U.S. & Canada 1-800-638-1304 • www.recordedbooks.com • 35