Best audio book for a long car journey

[nomoremrsniceguy]

Could I please have recommendations for audio books to keep us entertained during a 5 hour car journey. DD age 10 and DS age 9. Ideally I'd like something that would keep me entertained as well. The kids love Diary of a wimpy kid, Harry Potter and Mr gum but we've read all them ( except for the last 2 Harry potter's which I think might e a little dark for DS at present).

Any of the David Walliams books, War Horse, Just William, Five Children and It, Tom's Midnight Garden, Stig of the Dump, The BFG, The Faraway Tree , the Chronicles of Narnia and The Worst Witch

Can I recommend The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson series) by Rick Riordan? I’ve really enjoyed listening to them - plus it’s an introduction to Greek mythology.

(My DSs are also 9 and 10)

Susan Cooper’s The Dark Is Rising is a series of five books set in Cornwall & there abouts; brilliant.

Thanks everyone

The How to Train your Dragon one’s are really good, nothing at all like the crappy show on CBBC.

The Philip Pullman collection on MP3 CD (if you car supports the format) is available from The Book People for just over a tenner. Full-cast readings of His Dark Materials, plus the Sally Lockhart quartet read by Anton Lesser .

I get all sorts of random stuff from the local library on audiobook - they’re free to borrow so it doesn’t matter if they’re a bit hit and miss.

The whole family (including DS6) enjoys ‘Cabin Pressure’ from Radio 4 on CD on car journeys, but maybe we’re just a bit strange like that.

There is (or was) a Michael Morpurgo set on The Book People. Second How to Train your Dragon.

Just realised this thread is a few weeks old, but I can really recommend Who Let the Gods Out.
Would be prefect for 9/10 year olds, but I really enjoyed it too.