Tell me what you’re listening to on Audible right now

[ParalysisByAnalysis]

I’m listening to Wahala by Nikki May.

It’s pretty good! A bit slow to begin with. Anyone else read/listened to Wahala?

Any recommendations for my next book?

Girl. Woman, Other or Miriam Margoyles’ autobiography

Katherine, by Anya Seton and Little Women, Louisa M Alcott. Katherine is my favourite book in the whole world and I've read it 34675 times, so thought it would be nice to have it read to me for a change. It is not quite as nice as I hoped.

The murderers son by Joy Ellis
Brilliant detective series.I’m on book one

Winter by Len Deighton.

I wanted something long. It delivered.

Kate garraway the power of hope, Gill sims why mummy drinks, just finished both. Going to start Freya north, little wing. X

Just finished Again Rachel by Marian Keyes and it was delightful- like visiting family you have t seen for a while. (Read or listen to Rachel's Holiday if you're haven't already first )

The Heart's Invisible Furies is the best book I've listened to on Audible. The narrator is brilliant.

True blood... in my defence I need something nice and brainless hahaha

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Best audibles of the year so far (for book and narration) have been:

A Fine Balance - brilliant novel and one of the best narrations I've ever listened to

Hamnet - love Maggie O'Farrell anyway, and really enjoyed the measured narration of this.

And all the Dublin Murder Squad series are really well narrated.

Will Smith autobiography - surprisingly good

@Youkilledmyfatherpreparetodie

The Heart's Invisible Furies is the best book I've listened to on Audible. The narrator is brilliant.

Second this as well. Wonderful book.

Complete George Smiley with Simon Russell Beale - I could listen to him reading the phone book. 26 hours of Cold War heaven.

Sandman vol 1&2 (with 3 still to come) produced by the radio drama genius Dirk Maggs. The BBC productions of Gaiman's other books also created by him.

Kenneth Branagh readings Samuel Pepys' diaries.

Just starting the Eye of the World (first book in the wheel of time series) - recommendation by my friend as we both have a soft spot for fantasy. 32 hours long so should keep me going a while!

Most enjoyable recently was Jurassic Park - I'd never read it & listening to it (particularly when running!) was really something!! 🦖

Clockwork Orange.... extraordinary narration by Tom Hollander. Wonderful

I like autobiographies. Just finished Mark Steel’s book - Who Do I Think I Am? about finding his birth mother. Loved it.

Now listening to Alexei Sayle’s book - Stalin ate my homework. Funny and surprising

Briefs Encountered, written and narrated by Julian Clary. One of the few authors who can read their works.

The editor should have gone over the overuse of “gaze” and “stare”, but these are mere cavils in a delightful novel.

Miriam Margoles "This much is true".

Riley Sager, fantastic thriller writer

Hidden Valley Road by Robert Kolker. Its a true crime non-fiction.

The Maid . Really enjoying it.

@LetsGoCrazyPurpleBanana

Miriam Margoles "This much is true".

Recommend this OP for your next one.

I have a couple on the go - Atomic Habits by James Clear (amazing book and something I really needed to read at this moment in time)

The other one is - Ghosts of the Tsunami by Richard Lloyd Parry.

Atlas of the Heart by Brene Brown
Might be her best book yet. I love listening to her voice and hearing it throughout the day when I recall what she said.

@Imsittinginthekitchensink

I'm also listening to Katherine. However, that's because I've tried and failed twice to read it...and I am named after it.