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The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman's slightly spooky voice is perfect for reading his slightly spooky story The Graveyard Book. As a baby, Nobody Owens is found in the graveyard and adopted by Mr and Mrs Owens, married in life and death for over 250 years. Given the freedom of the graveyard, and watched over by its inhabitants and his guardian Silas - who is neither living nor dead - Nobody is kept safe from the man Jack, who has killed his family and now wants to kill him...
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