Anonymous wrote:Lisa Marie Presley's book about Elvis was much more interesting than I'd anticipated. I liked the audible version because it included recordings of her mom too.

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Rules of Civility - the narrator for that book is amazing (I have listened to most of what she's done) but she does that book to absolute perfection.

Lisa Marie Presley's book about Elvis was much more interesting than I'd anticipated. I liked the audible version because it included recordings of her mom too.

Project Hail Mary, The Correspondent, House in the Cerulean Sea, Remarkably Bright Creatures

Anonymous wrote:Project Hail Mary - only available on audible

Yes. I used an Audible credit for this. Loved it!

Also, know that you can return books for a refund if you don’t like them. I think within 30 or 60 days? The mechanism is a little hard to find, but it’s there on the website.

I think it’s better to pause the membership for as long as you can before cancelling. You’ll get to keep certain benefits or maybe access things you can’t once you cancel.

Anonymous wrote:Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

OP here--I've actually listened to this one on a road trip a few years ago and really enjoyed it.

Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

Ken Follett's books are great to listen to.

Project Hail Mary - only available on audible

Listen for the Lie I’ve heard is better to listen to.

Kate Atkinson's Life After Life - beautifully read.

Molly Shannon’s memoir is great!

The Correspondent—different actors for different letter writers.

Nobody’s Girl by Virginia Roberts Giuffre - Epstein victim

My husband signed up for Audible last year and forgot about it and we have 12 credits to use before I cancel it.

What are some well narrated audiobooks? I'm generally not a fan of them but in the past I've enjoyed listening to one where there were different readers/actors for each character or autobiographical books where the author did the reading (Tina Fey for example).