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A must-listen memoir offering a moving account of life in Kabul during both Taliban regimes and the years in between when Mohseni’s groundbreaking company provided independent radio and TV for the Afghan people.
A deftly told history of the horrific events of the 1830s and an Oklahoma murder case that resulted in long overdue victory for the Muscogee Creek nation. Essential for all audio history collections.
Akumiah’s witchy fantasy debut introduces an intricate and intriguing world. Engaging characters and a cliffhanger ending will have listeners eager for more.
Reyes’s short stories take listeners down rocky paths to experience firsthand what it means to rebuild a life when faced with inhospitable elements. Each unique account gives a human voice to the Central American experience, blurring the Rio Grande boundary with heartache and humor to find a new middle ground.
This thoughtful audio biography sheds light on Davis’s multifaceted career, offering valuable insights into Black history and the broader American political landscape during a period of social upheaval and transformation. Recommended for fans of Darryl Littleton’s Black Comedians on Black Comedy or those interested in the intersection of entertainment, race, and culture.
Although heartbreaking, this novel, told through anecdotes and vignettes, thrums with strength. A powerful audio that takes listeners on an unforgettable roller coaster of emotions.
A feel-good sporty rom-com, sure to appeal to those seeking stories featuring women finding their groove in mid-life. Pickleball veterans and newbies alike will want to give this a try.
Listeners deeply rooted in the love of literature will relate to Edim’s reverence and appreciation for authors and their works. A memoir in books that should have a place in every audio memoir collection.
A dizzying narrative, dropping listeners into the middle of Palahniuk’s smartly dystopian landscape and leaving them to puzzle their way out. Exceptional narration makes for propulsive listening.
Queer possession horror for those seeking an atmospheric and steamy paranormal romance. Recommended for fans of Rachel Yoder’s Nightbitch or Sheri Lewis Wohl’s She Wolf.
Will appeal to listeners seeking a candid, conversational arts and entertainment memoir. Recommended for fans of Selma Blair’s Mean Baby or Jennette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died.
The action is intense, and the critique of power dynamics is sharp, but it’s the emotional weight of the characters’ struggles that leaves a lasting impression. Fans of myth-infused fantasy and character-driven epics will find this an unforgettable listening experience.
Bock’s memoir is a triumph, showcasing his talent for turning the deeply personal into something universally moving and profoundly relatable. It is a must-listen for new and seasoned parents alike, who will find themselves rooting for Bock and reflecting on their own experiences of love, sacrifice, parenthood, and self-discovery.
The charming tale of a woman who exchanges city life for the messy countryside. This heartwarming novel about life and community is a must for contemporary romance listeners.
While Quinn-Kong’s timely debut offers an intriguing premise, her frustratingly unlikeable characters wear thin. A secondary purchase that may appeal where novels of dysfunctional family drama circulate well.
This third entry in Ryan’s engaging mystery series does not disappoint. Recommended for fans of J.J. Dupuis’s “Creature X” novels or those seeking a cozy mystery with creepy creatures.
This spy thriller gives new life to a much-loved character. Harkaway, whose writing rivals his father’s, has delivered a treat for fans of classic spy thrillers.
Over hundreds of poems, this expansive collection is a testament to Atwood’s lasting literary influence. Narrated with her signature blend of fierceness and contemplation, the audio is a timeless and essential addition to any poetry collection.
Wiesner’s latest stands out both as a romance for those craving a good love story and a reflective novel for anyone seeking a tale of personal transformation. A comforting, feel-good audio for those who enjoyed Denise Williams’s How To Fail at Flirting.
Yu offers whimsical and poetic commentary on what it is to be a cat. A must-purchase in the popular genre of healing fiction, to recommend to fans of Toshikazu Kawaguchi’s Before the Coffee Gets Cold.
An unsettling novel about the corrosive power of wealth and the slippery nature of class, race, and social constructs. Recommended for readers of Yasmin Zaher’s The Coin or Romesh Gunesekera’s Suncatcher.
This fictionalized portrait of Katharine Wright captivates and is recommended for fans of aviation and women’s history. Pair with Patty Dann’s The Wright Sister, which has a different take on Katharine’s life.
Bringing to mind Emma McLaughlin’s The Nanny Diaries and Amy Poeppel’s Small Admissions, this is highly recommended for those who enjoy stories about how one’s love for one’s children can make any parent lose track of priorities and self.
An intricate portrait of one family’s struggles and triumphs over nearly four generations. Recommended for fans of contemporary Jewish American fiction and authors such as Lynda Cohen Loigman, Taffy Brodesser-Akner, and Nicole Krauss.
While fans of Moreno-Garcia’s supernatural, horror-tinged novels may be surprised by the author’s foray into atmospheric historical fiction, this intricately plotted book about stardom, passion, and betrayal delivers.
Together with the Audio Publishers Association (APA), in September 2024 Library Journal and School Library Journal fielded a survey about audiobooks in the United States’ public libraries. Nearly 500 librarian respondents provided insight into audio format demand, budgeting, licensing terms, and selection influences.
Filmmaker Joris-Peyrafitte and YA author Shepard (the “Pretty Little Liars” series) offer a tense thriller that will have listeners deeply invested in the characters’ unraveling lives.
Walters’s (Misrule) slow-burn fantasy introduces a lush world and offers a captivating portrait of a young witch destined for villainy. Share with fans of fairy-tale retellings and those who enjoyed Marianne Gordon’s The Gilded Crown.
Highly recommended for fans of The Roughest Draft by Emily Wibberley Austin Siegemund-Broka and for readers who enjoy open-door intimacy with their holiday romance reads.
A decades-spanning story exploring grief, guilt, and missed opportunities. This engaging coming-of-age tale is recommended for fans of the author and those who appreciated Gabrielle Zevin’s Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow.
Harrington’s spellbinding performance of Stokes-Chapman’s gothic novel, which also brilliantly explores issues of class, religion, and science versus. folklore, makes this an excellent choice for historical mystery fans and listeners who appreciate richly drawn characters in lovingly crafted settings. (In her author’s note, Stokes-Chapman describes the book as a love letter to Wales.)
With this heartwarming tale, Imai Messina reminds listeners of the enduring power of love and the transformative nature of shared experiences. This unforgettable tale is sure to resonate with anyone who has faced loss and sought healing through connection.
This is a must-listen for fans of Novik’s novels and those who appreciate new takes on fantasy and folk tales. With wide-ranging genres, appealing characters, and beautifully described settings, this collection offers something for every listener.
A sensitively narrated account, providing a window into the toll addiction takes and how it is possible to come out on the other side. Listeners will connect to Hoppe’s story of simultaneously longing for and losing control.
Across a range of genres and subjects, skilled narrators deliver nuanced, striking, and comforting listens, as spring arrives with performances that reveal new insights about old favorites and introduce fresh aural experiences not to miss.
The demand for audiobooks continues to grow year-over-year. Publishers are responding to consumers’ ever-increasing audiobooks appetite by looking beyond the latest front-list titles to expand catalogs and production in creative ways.
Corzo’s command of Spanish adds immediacy and authenticity to this riveting story of how one woman’s wrongful imprisonment ignited a movement to legalize abortion in Argentina and bring worldwide attention to women’s rights.
Love, betrayal, and seduction intertwine in this engaging, multigenerational romantic page-turner. Listeners can look forward to a journey that is both heartfelt and heartbreaking.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking an upbeat enemies-to-lovers rom-com with hilarious road trip hijinks. Recommended for fans of Jenn McKinlay, Christina Lauren, and Sophie Cousens.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a fast-paced, farcical thriller with endless nonsensical twists. Recommended for fans of Katy Brent’s The Murder After the Night Before.
A recommended purchase, perfect for listeners who appreciate sharp humor and social commentary. Whether looking for a quick laugh or an insightful take on current events, this book provides both in abundance.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a self-described “snooty” celebrity memoir that chronicles a year in the kitchen, and in a life. Recommended for fans of Ina Garten’s Be Ready When the Luck Happens and Tom Colicchio’s Why I Cook.
Fargo’s standout, multi-layered work of fiction is especially suited to audio. Highly recommended for listeners seeking sports fiction with heart, suspense, and strong characterizations.
Jessa Maxwell’s The Golden Spoon meets Colleen Cambridge’s Mastering the Art of French Murder in this gruesome cozy, sure to shoot to the top of the charts.
An intriguing story imagining an unsettling future and providing a glimpse into the insidious dangers of toxic relationships and the importance of knowing oneself.
Will appeal to listeners seeking intricate, issue-oriented literary fiction about marriage, mental illness, and cultural identity. Recommended for fans of Kaveh Akbar, Karin Lin-Greenberg, and Ocean Vuong.
Listeners may debate how successful the ratio of romantasy to epic fantasy is, but all can admit that Rath’s (“Jacksonville Rays” series) latest is impressive.
The novel’s focus on character development and exploration of human nature will resonate with readers who appreciate Strout’s meditative style. Recommend to readers of Ann Patchett, Fredrik Backman, and Fannie Flagg.
Recommended for libraries looking to expand their historical romance collections with strong women leads. Sure to delight fans of Julia Quinn, Erica Ridley, or Evie Dunmore.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a Shakespeare-inspired rom-com with a sweet courtship and sizzling chemistry. Recommended for fans of Sarah Adams, Elena Armas, and Ali Hazelwood.
Hoffman’s journey in the French countryside will challenge listeners to consider what being “at home” really means. This captivating work will add flavor to any audio memoir collection.
While the audio may have benefited from more nuanced character voices, this twisty, fast-paced thriller will likely appeal to listeners seeking taut action and morally complex antiheroes.
An incisive and adeptly narrated account of how the Kansas-Nebraska Act brought about the rise of the Republican Party, the election of Abraham Lincoln, and a deeply polarized nation into war.
Puwanarajah’s inflections change little as David and other characters get older, and this makes it difficult to determine how many years pass between chapters. However, his effective delivery enhances the story, which becomes somewhat tedious after David reaches 30. Give to Hollinghurst’s most devoted fans.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a shocking psychological thriller about women’s friendship and betrayal. Recommended for fans of Ruth Ware, Riley Sager, and Lisa Unger.
Francis’s latest account of the dilemmas of the spoiled upper class entertains but may appeal most to diehard fans. An optional purchase for most libraries.
Though the audio is somewhat flawed, this story is still recommended for fans of college sports romances from authors such as Elle Kennedy and Hannah Grace.
A bewitching and eerie fairy tale, sure to entice listeners eager for scenes of witches and curses, monsters and magic, and fae and heroes. Fans of Naomi Novik and Katherine Arden will want to take note.
The print version of this exploration of poetry and imagery won the PEN/Voelcker Award for Poetry and an NAACP Image Award. This audio is equally impactful and is a must for any poetry or photography collection.
Romance readers who appreciate new takes on popular rom-com movies will not want to miss this one, which is highly enjoyable on audio and guaranteed to be a popular addition to any contemporary romance collection.
A passionate, precisely narrated account of recent events in Gaza and what it means to be a daughter of Rafah. Alghoul provides listeners with substantive insight into the courage required to keep writing and speaking out.
With high-quality narration, this British domestic thriller is a recommended addition for libraries looking to expand their vacation thriller collections. Share with fans of Ruth Ware or Roz Nay.
This is an engaging listen with its premise neatly laid out, organized into easily consumable chunks, and delivered with tight narration. Howes’s work fills a gap in most library collections, and the audio could be a draw for fans of history podcasts.
Perfect for readers who enjoyed Brit Bennett’s The Vanishing Half and Ishi Robinson’s Sweetness in the Skin, this heartfelt literary family saga is not to be missed.
Evans’s bittersweet paranormal romance debut is highly recommended for those seeking a warmhearted contemporary romance with an unusual premise. Fans of Ashley Poston’s The Dead Romantics will want to check this out.