Fiction on CD – perfect for long drives between CSU campuses and lazy holidays. Here is a selection of titles from the CSU Library. Enjoy!
- Knitting by Anne Bartlett; read by Beverley Dunn
- To the lighthouse by Virginia Woolf; read by Juliet Stevenson
- March by Geraldine Brooks; read by Richard Easton (Australian)
- Miss Marple in A Pocket full of rye by Agatha Christie (crime)
- 44 Scotland Street by Alexander McCall Smith; read by Blythe Duff.
- Our sunshine by Robert Drewe; read by Michael Veitch (Australian)
- Harry Potter and the half-blood prince by J.K. Rowling; read by Stephen Fry
- Gould’s book of fish by Richard Flanagan (Australian)
- The English patient by Michael Ondaatje; read by Ralph Fiennes
- The whale rider by Witi Ihimaera; read by Jay Laga’aia
- Seven little Australians by Ethel Turner; read by Heather Steen (Australian)
- The Bourne supremacy by Robert Ludlum; read by Jeff Harding (thriller)
- The lady and the unicorn by Tracy Chevalier; read by Isla Blair and Jamie Glover
- For the term of his natural life by Marcus Clarke; read by John Gregg (Australian)
- Conditions of faith by Alex Miller (Australian)
- The Da Vinci code by Dan Brown; read by Jeff Harding
- A question of blood by Ian Rankin; read by James Macpherson (crime)
- The great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald; read by William Hope
- Of a boy by Sonya Hartnett; read by Humphrey Bower (Australian)
- The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith; read by Adjoa Andoh
- Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
- Cafe Scheherazade by Arnold Zable; read by Dennis Olsen (Australian)
- Life of Pi by Yann Martel; read by Kerry Shale
- Dirt music by Tim Winton; read by Suzi Dougherty (Australian)
- Dubliners by James Joyce
- Eucalyptus by Murray Bail; read by Robert Menzies (Australian)
- The bell jar by Sylvia Plath; read by Fiona Shaw
- Bare bones by Kathy Reichs; read by Michele Pawk (crime)
- The wind in the willows by Kenneth Grahame; read by John Gaden
- William Shakespeare’s Othello by William Shakespeare (full cast)
- Canterbury tales. Volume III by Geoffrey Chaucer
- Sherlock Holmes. A study in scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle (crime)
- Hercule Poirot’s Christmas by Agatha Christie (crime)
- Pride and prejudice by Jane Austen; read by Helen Morse
- The turning byTim Winton; read by Humphrey Bower & Caroline Lee (Australian)
- The two towers by J.R.R. Tolkien (The Library has all of Tolkien’s books on cd.)
- The blind assassin by Margaret Atwood; read by Lorelei King
- Red dog by Louis de Bernieres; read by David Field
How do I search for cds only in the library catalog? I find the catalog very confusing sometimes.
Catalogue search for CDs only:
From the Library Catalogue you can click on the Advanced Search option which is located at the top of the catalogue page. In the first search box type in cd then scroll to the bottom of the page and use the drop down box next to Material Type to select the option you want (if you are interested in audio or talking books select – Spoken Recordings). Click on the Go button and this will bring up a number on the right hand side of the screen eg 158. Simply click on the number and this will bring up a list of audio book cds in the collection.
Regards
Jenny