The Best Media of 2022 | Wins for Eyes & Ears

by LJ Reviews
Jan 04, 2023 | Filed in Reviews+

This year’s top picks for cinephiles and those who read with their ears include laugh-out-loud stories, fast-paced action, musical revelations, and family secrets. And that just gets us started. Selected by LJ’s editors and columnists, these audiobooks and films/documentaries offer hours of delight. Grab the popcorn or the headphones and get ready for 39 extraordinary experiences.

This year’s top picks for cinephiles and those who read with their ears include laugh-out-loud stories, fast-paced action, musical revelations, and family secrets. And that just gets us started. Selected by LJ’s editors and columnists, these audiobooks and films/documentaries offer hours of delight. 

Grab the popcorn or the headphones and get ready for 39 extraordinary experiences. 

Best Audiobooks Fiction

Best Audiobooks Nonfiction

Best Feature Films

Best Documentaries

Selected by Jeff T. Dick, LJ’s DVD columnist; Sarah Hashimoto, editor, LJ Reviews; and Joshua Blevins Peck, LJ’s documentaries columnist. 

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