It’s a great day for children’s audiobooks, and audio adaptations of graphic novels in particular! The American Library Association’s Odyssey Honor Award recognizes excellence in children’s and young adult audiobooks, and this morning the award committee named The First Helping (Lunch Lady Books 1 & 2) by Jarrett J. Krosoczka an Odyssey Honor audiobook. READ MORE
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It’s cold. It’s damp. It’s gray. In short, all the late winter vibes. Fortunately, if you’re a YA fiction-loving book nerd with a case of the cold weather blues, you don’t need to leave hibernation mode to escape into the audiobooks taking the book-o-sphere by storm. READ MORE
In this episode, meet teacher and author Torrey Maldonado, author of Hands, writer Pico Iyer, author of The Half Known Life, and activist, social worker, and writer Faitth Brooks, author of Remember Me Now. READ MORE
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Day of Service, we’ve gathered a list of audiobooks that commemorate Dr. King’s impact and legacy of nonviolence, community, and recognizing and reforming injustice. READ MORE
Happy New Year, star gazers! 2023 has hardly come in the door and taken off its shoes, but it already looks like this is going to be a major year for nearly every zodiac sign. The theme of this year, it seems, is change: new relationships or changing old ones, new homes, new opportunities, and new random happenstances are coming for us all. READ MORE
In a month that seems to center high expectations and a “new year, new you” mentality, we’re here with your gentle reminder that you don’t need a new body to achieve your 2023 goals: you are built perfectly, just as you are. READ MORE
While our eyes are on this winter’s batch of streaming book-to-movie adaptations for the whole family, our ears are tuned to the audiobook editions that make for exceptional listening leading up to your next watch party. READ MORE
This year, Hanukkah begins on the evening of December 18th and continues for eight nights of candle-lit family gatherings, games, the celebration of miracles…and the celebration of miracle-adjacent fried foods (latkes, jelly doughnuts, more latkes). READ MORE
If you haven’t heard Walter Matthau read How the Grinch Stole Christmas, there’s no season like snow season to cue up the audiobook, gather your own pack of “Whos from Who-ville” (a.k.a the bedtime story crew) and set your frozen heart-o-meter to “thaw.” READ MORE
Claudie Wells is growing up at the height of the Harlem Renaissance: it’s 1922, and she’s surrounded by writers and poets, painters and sculptors, actors and dancers, singers and musicians. READ MORE