This book embroiders the full canvas surrounding the story of Malcolm X, complete with rewind-that-back-and-listen-again revelations.
Isabel Wilkerson’s book, brought to life by Robin Miles’ trademark clarity, warmth and gravitas, provide readers with a new lens on the world.
Shannon Lee sounds like an old pro as this book’s narrator, confidently inviting us to join in her father’s philosophy of self-acceptance.
Nicholas Ralph, star of the PBS Masterpiece adaptation of James Herriot’s beloved series, narrates this audiobook tie-in.
V. E. Schwab’s The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue is a rare, original fable that feels timeless.
Arguably the king of audiobooks, David Sedaris returns with his greatest hits, all selected by the author from his more than 25-year career.
From local legends to household names like Count Basie, each story shines a spotlight on Black excellence.
Narrators Alison Steadman and Daisy Edgar-Jones alternate chapters to add sass and dimension to Beth O’Leary’s novel.
This raucously funny, shocking thriller, narrated by Susan Dalian and Jay Aaseng, will ring eerily true to anyone who’s lived in a gentrifying neighborhood.
This is a worthy listen, even if just for the various New York characters who interrupt Zadie Smith’s proper British narration.
Listening to Sophie Heawood’s memoir is like having a gossipy brunch with your wittiest friend.
Luis Selgas is the perfect narrator for John Fram’s debut thriller, as it feels like he’s always holding a little something back.
Narrator Rebecca Lowman makes the email exchanges in Rainbow Rowell’s beloved novel come alive with humor..
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