Nov
16
2020
How to Enjoy Audiobooks as a Family
Posted By: Erin O'Neill in
If you’re a parent, I bet that you’ve heard the classic “I’m booooored,” a lot lately. We’re all spending a lot more time at home, staring at the same four walls. Luckily, there is a way to keep the whole family busy without just plopping down in front of a screen.
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Nov
13
2020
Book Clubbin’: 10 Discussion Questions for ‘White Ivy’ by Susie Yang
Posted By: Kylie Conner in
We’re back again with our monthly blog feature, Book Clubbin’! For a lot of us, the weather is starting to get colder and greyer as the days go by and since we’re still encouraged to stay home as much as …
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Nov
02
2020
October’s Top 10 Audiobooks.com Member Downloads
Posted By: Lena Yang in
Listen to last month’s most popular fiction and non-fiction titles downloaded by Audiobooks.com members. Fiction A Time for Mercy by John Grisham, narrated by Michael Beck Publisher Summary: Clanton, Mississippi. 1990. Jake Brigance finds himself embroiled in a deeply divisive trial when the …
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Oct
30
2020
Book Clubbin’: 10 Discussion Questions for ‘Group’ by Christie Tate
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This month’s Book Clubbin’ pick is Christie Tate’s debut memoir Group, narrated by Christie herself. This new release is quickly gaining attention after being named as Reese Witherspoon’s latest book club pick.
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Oct
24
2020
Staff Pick: ‘A Deadly Education’ by Naomi Novik
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Title: A Deadly Education Author: Naomi Novik Narrator: Anisha Dadia Can anyone say with absolute confidence that they had a good high school experience? Are there people out there for whom those long, cringe-worthy years didn’t turn into a black …
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Oct
22
2020
Staff Pick: Fable by Adrienne Young
Posted By: Kylie Conner in
Title: FableAuthor: Adrienne YoungNarrators: Emma Lysy As a millennial who grew up obsessing over The Pirates of the Caribbean (and all the sequels), I’ve always had a fascination with ships, pirates, lost treasure, and the open sea. Jump to the present — …
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