Teens looking to explore the realms of adult fiction and nonfiction have an overwhelming plethora of titles to sift through. But, not to worry! We’ve curated a selection of fantasy, contemporary fiction, and enthralling nonfiction of fantastic adult audiobooks that teens will love listening to. Read more
Just because you’re 13 years old doesn’t mean you don’t know what’s up. But for Theodore Boone—the most legally savvy kid in Strattenberg—the more he knows, the more dangerous things get. Read more
By Kathleen Glasgow, author of How to Make Friends with the Dark
I tend to write complicated girls carrying around a lot of pain. Read more
Llamas, and unicorns, and audiobooks, oh my! What do these three things all have in common? They are more popular than ever! Read more
Have Mercy! There’s a new piglet in town. Read more
Some of our most exciting stories are the product of young women banding together. To celebrate Women’s History Month, here is a round-up featuring our favorite listens about unstoppable girls. Read more
Superhero daydreaming? You can fight crime, soar through the air, and join forces with the likes of Superman from the comfort of your own couch. Read more
In this episode, meet Matthew Gray Gubler, author of Rumple Buttercup; Emily Arnold McCully, author of Dreaming in Code; and A.S. King, author of Dig. From illuminating the life of a brilliant mathematician to using a delightfully weird monster to encourage kids to be themselves, the stories these authors bring to life will enthrall listeners. Plus, find out which author can’t distinguish her own recorded voice from her sister’s.
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We get a delicious thrill when our favorite audiobooks make their way to television and movie screens. Will the adapatation be as good as we hope? Will audiences fall in love with the story like we did? Are the people and characters how we imagined them to be? Read more
by Emily Arnold McCully
When I was a child, radio was our medium. My father was a writer and producer at NBC in Rockefeller Center, where all the network programs originated. I longed to be an NBC page— a glamorous job with a cool uniform. Read more