nevertheless, she persisted
You all know I’m a huge fan of audiobooks. However, I have recently encountered a problem: my primary audiobook listening time is on my commute to work. Which, for the past three weeks, has been the thirty-second walk from my bed to my computer. At first, I was a little upset that my audiobook time […]
Read MoreYou all know how much I love audiobooks. I’ve been a loyal subscriber to Amazon for five years. We’re in a long-term relationship. But, this year, I cheated. I didn’t cancel my subscription (it’ll probably take A LOT for me to do that), but I did try out two new audiobook apps. And while I […]
Read MoreThis month, I have to go with my most recent audiobook favorite. I finished it almost two weeks ago and still haven’t been able to stop thinking about it. It’s been a long time since I listened to anything as compulsively as I did this book: Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson Read by Alfred […]
Read MoreI’ve been listening to a lot of great audiobooks lately, but this month I wanted to feature a love story, since it’s Valentine’s Day and all (and I’m not doing any other V-Day posts). I’ve listened to a few good love stories on Audible, but this is one of my favorites. The love story is […]
Read MoreIn honor of the newest book in the series being released yesterday, I thought I would share one of my all-time favorite audiobooks with you today: Red Rising by Pierce Brown Read by Tim Gerard Reynolds 16 hours and 12 minutes It’s no secret that Red Rising is one of my favorite books. I’ve read it about […]
Read MoreI am great at multitasking. As I write this, I’m watching TV and eating dinner. But I’m not one of those people who can listen to audiobooks while I work. Maybe this is because I’m more of a visual learner, but I just can’t concentrate on work and listen to audiobooks at the same time. I […]
Read MoreA little over a year ago, I published a list of some of my favorite audiobooks. Since I’ve listened to plenty of amazing audiobooks since then, I thought it was time I shared a few more of my favorites. Misery by Stephen King, read by Lindsay Crouse. My one reading tradition is to read a […]
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