The Autumnal Equinox is ushering in shorter, cooler days; perhaps it’s the Sagittarian season bias of this writer (or the ever-present New York City humidity), but I am counting the days until turtlenecks one again become part of the daily wardrobe. READ MORE
The summer solstice is welcoming in so many things: Cancer season! The longest day of the calendar year! The Pavlovian desire to eat a hot dog every day for the entire month of July! READ MORE
Spring invokes all kinds of lovely mental images: tulips sprouting from the ground, parkas being tucked away for another 6 months, and baby bunnies taking their first hops READ MORE
There’s no better time than the first month of a new year to take stock of your self-care routine. READ MORE
The summer solstice brings the longest day of the year–fill your extra hours of sunlight with audiobooks in your ears and sunscreen on your skin. READ MORE
How will you be celebrating the Spring Equinox (and thus, the brand new astrological year)? Running and twirling in a field of grass while wearing layers of lace? Dying eggs and planting tulips as far as the eye can see?
Whatever you choose, do it with a little bounce in your step and a fresh new audiobook in your ears.
This Winter Solstice is the big time: not only does this signal the end of the great grinch that is the year 2020, but it is also ushering in an every-twenty-years phenomenon called The Great Conjunction. READ MORE
Grab your cardigans, your hot cider, and your headphones: Fall is here.
While we all recognize January as the official fresh start month, the equinox is a great time to take stock of your world now, including the playlist of books you’d love to listen to in the months before 2020 comes to a close.
We’ve asked the stars what they have in store for you this season, and they answered with some audiobook recommendations personalized for your zodiac sign. So thoughtful, those stars.
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Swimming. Sunscreen. Staycations.
While this Summer may not be the one you envisioned, there’s still a need for reprieve so you don’t entirely burn out (or burn up. I’m serious about that SPF 50!).
The Summer solstice is the longest day of the year: spend it with an audiobook, and let narrators whisk you to where the stars say you should be, even if just for a while. READ MORE