Audio Book Recs - I need to use a credit.

[secretlyevil]

I have decided the audible monthly membership isn't for me. I have to use up one credit. Any suggestions? I have Letters from Skye and American Gods.

[snshne322]

I really enjoyed Letters from Skye on audio!

I also like listening to Susanna Kearsley's books on audio and, of course, all the Outlander books.

[ufcasey]

"Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe" - it's narrated by Lin-Manuel Miranda, need I say more?

"Landline" by Rainbow Rowell - loved this book and the female narrator does a crazy good job of mimicking a male voice for the applicable parts

"Please ignore Viera Dietz" - quirky, funny, serious YA book that's a really good audiobook production

"These broken stars" by Amie Kauffman - my first audiobook ever and I thought it was really good (ya/sci-fi)

"Scorpio Races" by Maggie Stiefvater - I just liked it

[secretlyevil]

Aug 5, 2016 13:29:36 GMT -5 snshne322 said:

I really enjoyed Letters from Skye on audio!

I also like listening to Susanna Kearsley's books on audio and, of course, all the Outlander books.

I love Outlander but cringing at the thought of listening to a few scenes from the first one. I about threw up watching them from the tv series.

[snshne322]

Aug 5, 2016 13:43:26 GMT -5 secretlyevil said:

Aug 5, 2016 13:29:36 GMT -5 snshne322 said:

I really enjoyed Letters from Skye on audio!

I also like listening to Susanna Kearsley's books on audio and, of course, all the Outlander books.

I love Outlander but cringing at the thought of listening to a few scenes from the first one. I about threw up watching them from the tv series.

True.  It's hard.  The narrator is so absolutely wonderful, though.  I wish she would narrate my life in a Scottish accent.

[snshne322]

Aug 5, 2016 13:42:54 GMT -5 ufcasey said:

"Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe" - it's narrated by Lin-Manuel Miranda, need I say more?

"Landline" by Rainbow Rowell - loved this book and the female narrator does a crazy good job of mimicking a male voice for the applicable parts

"Please ignore Viera Dietz" - quirky, funny, serious YA book that's a really good audiobook production

"These broken stars" by Amie Kauffman - my first audiobook ever and I thought it was really good (ya/sci-fi)

"Scorpio Races" by Maggie Stiefvater - I just liked it

I loved The Scorpio Races on audio.

[revjen]

The cuckoo's calling

[labbie]

I'm listening to The Girl on the Train on audio right now, and the narration is excellent.

[litskispeciality]

Cuckoo's calling was good. I also enjoyed "Dark Places" by Gillian Flynn. I read Gone Girl, but I bet that one would be a good audio as well.