Natasha Trethewey’s Mississippi inflection is soothing as she lays out her tale, and listeners will feel totally at ease as they hear a master at work.
Funny woman and TV genius Rachel Bloom’s writing runneth over with personality, and her audiobook nearly explodes with it.
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.
In beautiful prose, May shows us that there are benefits to leaning in to difficult times, even though our culture is set up to resist them.
Kirkness reminds us that there’s a shared awkwardness to being human, and we can take solace in acknowledging that commonality.
The Kosmic Kitchen Cookbook showcases herbalism, ayurveda and seasonality, making it a fascinating guide for supporting your health holistically.
Kelly Fields brings 20 years of pastry chef know-how to the pages of The Good Book of Southern Baking.
Tequila & Tacos is an irresistible tour de U.S. taco joints, in which each location reveals the recipe for one signature taco and cocktail.
In her absorbing biography of elusive author Louise Fitzhugh, Leslie Brody succeeds admirably in reconstructing Fitzhugh’s complicated, often troubled life.
In his enlightening Ruin and Renewal, Paul Betts shows how efforts to “civilize” the devastated postwar regions of Europe influenced much of our world today.
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