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Our BookCon 2019 Schedule Submitted by Alexis Patterson on May 21, 2019

Here at Penguin Random House Audio we love a good book festival! There’s no better way to spend a few days than listening to our favorite authors discuss their newest books and meeting fellow book lovers who can share their recommendations. Read more

Tagged: Ally Condie, Arvin Ahmadi, Beasts Made of Night, BookCon, City of Girls, Daisy Jones & The Six, Edoardo Ballerini, Field Notes on Love, Girl Gone Viral, Ian Doescher, Laurie Halse Anderson, Marc Thompson, Nic Stone, Odd One Out, P.J. Ochlan, Saskia Maarleveld, Shout, The Last Voyage of Poe Blythe, the sun is also a star, The Things She's Seen, Tochi Onyebuchi, William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Mean Girls

8 YA Audiobooks Not to Miss Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on April 26, 2019

A thrilling mystery. A heartfelt coming-of-age. A swoon-worthy romance. Really good stories are ageless—especially when it comes to YA (audio)books. Read more

Tagged: A.S. King, Allan Corduner, Anthony Mark Barrow, Arthur Morey, bookclub, Come Find Me, Dig, Family Listening, Field Notes on Love, How to Make Friends with the Dark, Jayne Entwistle, Jennifer E. Smith, jorjeana marie, Julie Berry, Julio Sanchez, Karissa Vacker, Kathleen Glasgow, Kirby Heyborne, Kyla Garcia, Laurie Halse Anderson, Lovely War, Megan Miranda, Michael Crouch, Mike Chamberlain, Peter Bognanni, S. E. Grove, Shout, The Waning Age, This Book is Not Yet Rated, Tonya Cornelisse

6 Audiobooks for Your Next Family Trip Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on April 3, 2019

Preventing boredom when you travel with kids and teens can be challenging—especially if you want to limit the amount of screen time they have. How many games of “I Spy” can you play before someone loses interest? (Answer: not enough to last an entire road trip!) This is why choosing a few audiobooks to listen is essential to your pre-travel checklist. Read more

Tagged: Andrew Eiden, Anthony Mark Barrow, Anthony Rey Perez, Aru Shah and the Song of Death, Carlos Hernandez, Chelsea Clinton, Don't Let Them Disappear, Family Listening, Field Notes on Love, Jennifer E. Smith, Karissa Vacker, matt de la peña, Norton Juster, Rainn Wilson, Roshani Chokshi, Sal and Gabi Break the Universe, Soneela Nankani, Superman: Dawnbreaker, The Phantom Tollbooth

Audiobooks For the Spring Equinox Based on Your Astrological Sign Submitted by Erin Murphy on March 20, 2019

Congratulations, you’ve made it through another winter! Today (March 20, 2019) is the Vernal Equinox, which means spring has sprung and a brand new astrological year has begun. Read more

Tagged: A Woman of No Importance, Adenrele Ojo, Anissa Gray, Anthony Mark Barrow, Aoife McMahon, Bahni Turpin, Benjamin Bratt, Blair Brown, Cassandra Campbell, City of Girls, Colson Whitehead, Craig Ferguson, Daisy Jones & The Six, Dominic Hoffman, Elaine Welteroth, elizabeth gilbert, Elsey Come Home, Field Notes on Love, Frances Mayes, Gingerbread, Helen Oyeyemi, Higher Etiquette, Hugh Ambrose, Ibi Zoboi, Isabel Sterling, January LaVoy, Jenna Glass, Jennifer Beals, Jennifer E. Smith, John Schuttler, Judy Greer, Julia Whelan, Juliet Stevenson, Kamala Harris, Karissa Vacker, Kristen DiMercurio, Liberated Spirits, Lindsay Stern, Lizzie Post, Macleod Andrews, Matthew Gray Gubler, Minnie Darke, More Than Enough, My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich, Normal People, Norman Juster, Ocean Vuong, On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, Pablo Schreiber, Rainn Wilson, Riding the Elephant, Robin Miles, Rumple Buttercup, Ruth Reichl, Sally Rooney, Save Me the Plums, See You in the Piazza, Sonia Purnell, Star-Crossed, Susan Conley, Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls, The Nickel Boys, The Phantom Tollbooth, The Study of Animal Languages, The Truths We Hold, The Women's War, These Witches Don't Burn

What We’re Listening To: March 2019 Picks Submitted by Rachel Mann on March 14, 2019

Spending March in New York is like babysitting your wealthy aunt’s geriatric cat: It’s mostly cold at first, but signs of warmth are on the horizon.
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