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Worn: A People’s History of Clothing
This expertly narrated, forceful debut is mandatory listening for armchair historians and economists alike.
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In Love: A Memoir of Love and Loss
This moving, powerful tribute to love and loss is a must-listen. Suggest to listeners who appreciated Paul Kalanithi’s When Breath Becomes Air and Ann Patchett’s Truth and Beauty.
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A Safe House
Another winning entry by Woods, and a good place to jump into the series for those who do not want to start with book one.
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A Novel Obsession
Readers of fiction that focuses on twentysomethings navigating the digital age will enjoy this novel.
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The Magnolia Palace
Readers of historical fiction and lovers of art history and the architecture of New York City will enjoy this entertaining audiobook. Suggest to fans of Marie Benedict, Victoria Christopher Murray, Kate Quinn, and Liz Trenow.
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The Perfect Sound: A Memoir in Stereo
The audiobook is long, but Griffith’s excellent performance, Hongo’s brilliant prose, and the incredible depth and breadth of topics discussed make for a delightful listening experience.
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Four Aunties and a Wedding
Listeners will need to suspend their disbelief at times, but it’s worth it for the laughs. Will leave them eagerly awaiting Sutanto’s third “Aunties” installment.
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The Nineties: A Book
A must-listen for Klosterman’s many fans, nostalgic Gen-Xers, and those interested in the many ways the 1990s shaped how we live now.
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Yinka, Where Is Your Huzband?
Blackburn’s debut is a captivating listen as narrator Ronke Adékoluejo brings Yinka and her many family members and friends to life; there are sound effects for the texts, emails, and spreadsheet edits that Yinka uses for “Operation Find Yinka a Wedding Date.” Listeners who appreciate stories about characters who struggle to find their identities amid familial and cultural expectations, like Sonya Lalli’s Serena Singh Flips the Script, will find much to love.
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