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Audiobooks for the Winter Solstice based on Your Astrological Sign Submitted by Erin Murphy on December 20, 2019

Welcome to your horoscopes for the Winter Solstice: the North Pole is at a maximum tilt away from the sun, making it the shortest day of the year. There’s no time like a chilly December night to cozy up, take stock of your life as it is right now, and make a wish list of all the great things you want out of the New Year on the horizon…including all the audiobooks you want to listen to. Read more

Tagged: 19 Love Songs, A Woman Makes a Plan, Alice by Heart, Brother and Sister, Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies, Caroline Zancan, Cassandra Campbell, Charles Yu, David Levithan, Diane Keaton, Ethan Hawke, Flowers in the Gutter, Glennon Doyle, Interior Chinatown, Jack Kerouac, Jenny Offill, Joel de la Fuente, K.R. Gaddy, Kiley Reid, Kristen Sieh, Marisa Calin, Maye Musk, Natasha Soudek, Nicole Lewis, Steven Sater, Such a Fun Age, Tara Schuster, The Dharma Bums, Untamed, We Wish You Luck, Weather

Treat Your Gift List to Audiobooks Submitted by Erin Murphy on December 4, 2019

You’ve made your list, you’ve checked it twice, and you still don’t know what to get your uncle who does triathlons or your cousin who has taken up painting mugs in their spare time. Present giving can be hard: treat yourself to an easy shopping list by gifting audiobooks. Read more

Tagged: bookclub, Brené Brown, Cassandra Campbell, Cathleen McCarron, charlotte's web, cooksgardners, crafters, Dare to Lead, Delia Owens, EB White, eleanor oliphant is completely fine, Elizabeth Strout, Family Listening, fitness, Gail Honeyman, holiday, john grisham, Kimberly Farr, Meryl Streep, Michael Beck, Olive Again, self-care audiobooks, The GUardians, Where the Crawdads Sing

Meet the Cast: Very Nice Submitted by Olivia Decker on July 23, 2019

In her fourth novel, Very Nice, Marcy Dermansky deftly traverses our cultural landscape of identity, art, and politics. Read more

Tagged: bookclub, Cassandra Campbell, Emily Lawrence, January LaVoy, Johnathan McClain, Marcy Dermansky, Meet the Cast, Very Nice, Vikas Adam

Get Lost in an Audiobook, Find Yourself Submitted by Erin Murphy on June 27, 2019

Every character in these audiobooks is looking for something: ghosts, a suddenly missing parent, an otherworldly realm. While these young explorers are searching for the mysterious, they often stumble upon something they didn’t expect to find: their true selves. Read more

Tagged: Allyson Ryan, Betty Birney, Cassandra Campbell, Corey Brill, Craig Davidson, Emily Shaffer, Exploring According to Og the Frog, Family Listening, Laura Tucker, Marc Thompson, Minecraft: The Lost Journals, Mur Lafferty, Neil Armstrong and Nat Love, Robert Beatty, Serafina and the Seven Stars, Space Cowboys, Steve Sheinkin, Taylor Meskimen, The Saturday Night Ghost Club

Get Crafty! 6 Audiobooks for Millennial Makers Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on June 4, 2019

Whether you’re sewing, knitting, beading, etching, hand lettering, or stamping, you need your eyes on your craft project and not on a screen. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t be entertained while you work. Keep your ears engaged by pressing play on an audiobook. Read more

Tagged: Adenrele Ojo, Andrew Garfield, Angels in America, Arthur Morey, Baron Vaughn, Beth Malone, Bhani Turpin, Bobby Cannavale, Brittany Pressley, Cassandra Campbell, Chelsea Handler, Colman Domingo, crafter, Denise Gough, Dominic Hoffman, Edie Falco, Elaine Welteroth, Emily Rankin, Emma Galvin, How Could She, James McArdle, James Urbaniak, Karen Russell, Kimiko Glenn, Lauren Mechling, Lee Pace, Life Will Be the Death of Me, Mark Bramhall, Mhairi Morrison, More Than Enough, Natalie Morales, Nathan Lane, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Nicholas Gonzalez, Orange World and Other Stories, Raphael Bob-Waksberg, Raúl Esparza, Rebecca Lowman, Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory, Stephanie Beatriz, Susan Brown, Tony Kushner, Will Brill

Family Ties: May Debuts Submitted by Erin Murphy on May 15, 2019

This month’s audiobooks from debut authors may all seem completely different from each other, but they share a common thread: family (no matter how peculiar, or downright dangerous some of these particular families may be). Read more

Tagged: Candice Moll, Casey Cep, Cassandra Campbell, Disappearing Earth, Domenica Ruta, Dylan Moore, Edoardo Ballerini, Furious Hours, Helena Fox, Hillary Huber, How it Feels to Float, Ilyana Kadushin, Julia Phillips, Last Day, Marin Sardy, Nicole Panteleakos, Planet Earth is Blue, The Edge of Every Day

Q&A with Jennifer McMahon, Author of The Invited Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on April 29, 2019

Bestselling author Jennifer McMahon knows how to write a chilling story. According to People magazine, “McMahon’s gift is the deliciously twisty way she subverts all of your expectations, keeping you guessing with wry wit and feverish chills.” With her newest novel, The Invited, she does just that. Read more

Tagged: Abby Craden, Amanda Carlin, bookclub, Cassandra Campbell, cook, crafter, gardener-cook, Jennifer McMahon, Justine Eyre, kathe mazur, Q&A, The Invited, The Winter People

Current Events: Dive into a New Subject Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on April 22, 2019

There are so many news stories coming out every day that, sometimes, you only have time to get quick soundbites on each topic. However, when a topic catches your interest—whether it’s the latest breaking news on Russia, or exploration of our criminal justice system—you can take a deeper dive into it by finding an audiobook dedicated to it. Read more

Tagged: A Sin by Any Other Name, Allyson Ryan, Anna Palmer, Cassandra Campbell, Charged, Dominic Hoffman, Emily Bazelon, Finding My Voice, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Jake Sherman, January LaVoy, masha gessen, Megan K. Stack, Robert W. Lee, Stony the Road, The Hill to Die On, The Man Without a Face, Valerie Jarrett, Women's Work

Grand Finales: Epic Series Endings to Listen To Submitted by Erin Murphy on April 16, 2019

It’s said that all good things come to an end…and unfortunately that includes our favorite audiobook series. Fret not, however, because these finales are all so epic that you might forget to be sad. Read more

Tagged: Alex Romashov, All For One, Amie Kaufman, carla corvo, Cassandra Campbell, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, J.K. Rowling, James Dashner, Jay Kaufman, Jim Dale, Keong Sim, Kyla Garcia, Mark Deakins, Melissa de la Cruz, Nyxia Uprising, Obsidio, Olivia Taylor Dudley, Philip Pullman, Scott Reintgen, sullivan jones, The Amber Spyglass, The Fever Code

Martha Hall Kelly author of Lost Roses and Lilac Girls

S4 E23: Martha Hall Kelly Submitted by This Is the Author Podcast on April 9, 2019

In this special episode of This Is the Author meet Martha Hall Kelly, bestselling author of Lilac Girls. She tells us about her newest audiobook, Lost Roses which is narrated by four talented narrators: Catherine Taber, Tavia Gilbert, Kathleen Gati, and Karissa Vacker.