Some of this month’s collection of debut audiobooks are true stories; some are fictional. Some are stories for kids. Some are for adults. But they all share one thing: They’re all stories of connection, to yourself, to others, or to the world around you. Read more
October really is the month when everyone goes nuts for spooky stories. One of those is a classic spine-tingling tale that has inspired countless adaptations: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Read more
Jodi Picoult’s newest audiobook A SPARK OF LIGHT — read by multi-award winning narrator Bahni Turpin — is available now! Read more
There’s never a shortage of new TV shows and movies releasing that are based on books. To keep up with the slew of adaptations coming this fall, listen to the audiobook as you go about your day. Read more
Writing letters may be seen as a nostalgic form of communication, but it’s also one of the most intimate (plus, who doesn’t love opening their mailbox to find a handwritten letter just for them?). Read more
The official Brooklyn Book Festival schedule has been released, and we are thrilled that the audiobook team will be back at BKBF again this year. Read more
From historical coming of age tales to gripping dystopian fiction, the authors debuting in August have audiobooks that span numerous genres. Get ready for your to-listen list to grow a lot longer.
It’s always a fun activity when you’re abroad to go into a bookstore to look at all the books that aren’t available in the U.S. So, it’s such a joy when some of those bestsellers abroad make their way stateside.
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Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is a classic for a reason. Humor and wit, love and heartache, and keen social commentary are all contained in this one story. So it’s no surprise that authors have been inspired to continue the story or tell their own version of it. Read more
If you haven’t listened to Tommy Orange’s debut novel, There There, then drop everything and start listening now. Read more