Audiobook recommendations?
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Fiction preferred.
Recent favorites: Eleanor and Park Little Fires Everywhere Man Called Ove No violence, rape, torture, etc etc. Thrillers are fine as long as there isn’t anything too graphic or horrible (Gone Girl was fine). |
Anonymous
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Some I have enjoyed (all unabridged)
Pillars of the Earth Amelia Peabody series Passage trilogy Crazy Rich Asians (trilogy) The Far Pavilions The Interestings The Admissions The Rocks Beautiful Ruins Prince of Tides Beach Music Freedom 11-22-63 |
Anonymous
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Stay with Me, Nigerian fiction.
Before We Were Yours |
Anonymous
Doesn’t BWWY have child abuse and trauma? |
Anonymous
Thanks, but oh no I didn’t like beautiful ruins at all, or crazy rich Asians! 
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Anonymous
| Secrets of a Charmed life |
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| I just listened to Our Kind Of Cruelty. A thriller, but not too dark. Great British male narrator. |
Anonymous
It does to a degree but it is never explicit, only implied. I am sensitive and thought it was handled well. |
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| Something in the water |
Anonymous
I read this book and I HATED it. I could go on and on about how much I hated it. The worst! |
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| Just listened to Trevor Noah reading his book “Born A Crime” . Absolutely compelling! |
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| I just started When Breath Becomes Air and it is good so far. |
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Tana French's books have a great narrator. Irish murder mysteries...I don't think they are too graphic but another opinion might be warranted.
Where'd you go Bernadette was really funny and again, great narrator. Ofelia oliphant was good too (and yes, I am too lazy to spell it correctly). Something bad happened to her so maybe that's too much too... |
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Modern Lovers
The Travelers Someday, Someday, maybe The Rosie Project Every day The Magicians Born to Run (Bruce Springsteen’s) Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine Where’d you go Bernadette? Behold the Dreamers |