In the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Day of Service, encourage young listeners to stand up and get involved in the issues that matter to them. Whether your activist-to-be wants to save the whales or revamp their education system (or anything in between), these audiobooks have everything they need to get inspired and get going. READ MORE
Along with A-B-Cs and 1-2-3s, teaching social-emotional skills is an essential component of classroom and in-home education for young children—and audiobooks can help set the tone for this special, highly relational form of learning. READ MORE
Crayons have feelings too, and these crayons have had ENOUGH. Discover the #1 New York Times bestselling kids’ series that has taken the coloring world by storm, brought to life in three full cast audiobook productions. READ MORE
Who among us, as teenagers, hasn’t received a slightly out of touch gift from a well-meaning loved one? This holiday, put down the snowflake sweaters and toiletry sets in favor of stories the teens in your life will love no matter what they’re into: dreamy scenic romcoms, space adventures, or high school thrillers. Gift an audiobook, and prepare to be the cool grown up. READ MORE
In this episode, meet New York City Ballet principal dancer Megan Fairchild, author of The Ballerina Mindset, American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Thomas Forster, author of My Daddy Can Fly, and ballet dancer Charlotte Nebres, author of Charlotte and the Nutcracker. READ MORE
Has your family already listened to the tales of Tiny Tim and The Grinch on repeat this season? Introduce Christmas stories from Aubrey Plaza, Matt Haig, and more favorite authors into your family’s seasonal rotation READ MORE
In the midst of the flurry, jingle jangle, and ring-a-ling of the holiday season, we’re celebrating the simple joys of the “long winter’s nap.” READ MORE
In this episode, meet actor Max Greenfield, author of I Don’t Want to Read This Book, actress and dancer Rachel Montez Minor, author of The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars, and Robert Samuel White II and Robert Samuel White III, father-son co-authors of You Can Be ABCs. READ MORE
The New York Times Magazine’s award-winning “1619 Project” issue reframed the understanding of American history by placing slavery and its continuing legacy at the center of our national narrative. READ MORE
2021 has been a fantastic year for audiobooks: we spent time with our favorite celebrity narrators, listened while we cooked the latest food trends, and snuggled up on the couch with thrillers and picture books-on-audio alike. And none of that would have been possible without you pressing play. READ MORE
