Dustbin Baby by Jacqueline Wilson

April has lots of nicknames: there's April Showers, because she's always crying, and April Fool, because of when her birthday falls. Her worst nickname of all, though, is Dustbin Baby. That reminds her of how she started out in life: abandoned in a rubbish bin. When she turns 14, April decides that she must find out who she really is - where she came from and, most importantly, who her real mother is. There have been lots of people she's called Mum, and now she lives with Marion, but April wishes she could remember her birth mother. She even wonders if it might be possible to find her...Perhaps if April can achieve her ambition, she will feel strong enough to shake off the nicknames - and the memories of some awful times in her past - for ever. Tessa Peake-Jones reads "Dustbin Baby", a compelling listen for older children about one girl's search for her real family. Jacqueline Wilson has sold over 20 million books in the UK and has been awarded an OBE for services to literacy in schools. Among her many awards are the Smarties Prize, the Guardian Children's Fiction Award and Blue Peter's People's Choice Award.

Audiobooks are a remarkable way for girls and boys to enjoy tales, no matter if they are outstanding readers or just like a narrative read to them. Young children can hear audio books in all sorts of places. A student can hear an audio book driving in the car. You can listen to an audiobook in CD format on a CD player or convert it to mp3 format and listen on an ipod, here are advice on how to convert your audio book to mp3/flac/ogg formatting here

Dustbin Baby by Jacqueline Wilson