Christa Van Herreweghe
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Wellness
Hill’s exceptional storytelling is further enhanced by Fliakos’s flawless narration. This wistful portrait of a marriage is highly recommended.
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Most Delicious Poison: The Story of Nature’s Toxins—from Spices to Vices
This audiobook is rigorous and technical but relatable. Recommended where patrons show interest in popular science and history.
In the Form of a Question: The Joys and Rewards of a Curious Life
Schneider is not only curious; she is also interesting. Fans of her meteoric run on Jeopardy will enjoy this debut memoir, which provides food for thought for anyone curious about all the trivia of life.
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Kill for Love
Picklesimer’s debut, brought to life by Kay’s narration, presents a chilling character study that transcends the surface of a sociopathic sorority sister and delves into the unsettling complexities beneath.
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Roman Stories
Despite the mixed quality of the narrator ensemble, Lahiri is an important author, and this collection will find a wide audience in most libraries.
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Karma: My Autobiography
The lackluster narration and sparse insights make this audio a necessary purchase only for dedicated fans.
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Day
Cunningham’s skilled storytelling, complemented by Moore’s exceptional narration, transforms this work into a deeply emotional exploration of the complexities within family dynamics. A must-listen that will resonate with audiences who have their own memories of the pandemic era.
Congratulations, the Best Is Over!: Essays
The multi-talented Thomas will appeal to listeners who like excellently narrated personal stories with deep feelings sprinkled with joy and humor. This delightful collection is highly recommended for all audio memoir collections.
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The Black Angels: The Untold Story of the Nurses Who Helped Cure Tuberculosis
Meticulous research paired with exceptional narration makes this timely account of a public health emergency, labor shortage, and enduring discrimination an essential addition to all nonfiction collections.
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