A Court of Thorns and Roses Audiobook

I went into A Court of Thorns and Roses expecting a quiet fae fairy tale and came out the other side blinking, earbuds still in, wondering where my afternoon had gone. Settle in for my take on the A Court…

I went into A Court of Thorns and Roses expecting a quiet fae fairy tale and came out the other side blinking, earbuds still in, wondering where my afternoon had gone. Settle in for my take on the A Court…

I went into Iron Flame the same way a lot of us did after Fourth Wing: emotionally compromised and desperate to hit play the second the file downloaded. Let me walk you through the Iron Flame audiobook. This is book…

Some memoirs you read; this one you have to hear. A few spoiler-free thoughts on the I’m Glad My Mom Died audiobook, then. From the first minute of I’m Glad My Mom Died, Jennette McCurdy’s own voice does something a…

Naval Ravikant’s collected wisdom hits differently when you’re not reading—it’s a curated book of one man’s aphorisms on wealth and happiness, and half the value is which lines stick with you. I expected to glide through this one, picking up…

Picture a wagon rolling to a halt at the edge of a churning wall of darkness, the air gone cold and wrong, something vast breathing on the other side. Here’s my honest, spoiler-free take on the Shadow and Bone audiobook.…

Most love stories flatter you; Sally Rooney’s Normal People does the opposite, holding a quiet mirror up to every time you have loved someone badly and called it fate. Settle in for my take on the Normal People audiobook. It…

I went into Dark Matter expecting a tidy sci-fi puzzle and came out an hour late for dinner because I could not take my headphones off. Let me walk you through the Dark Matter audiobook. Blake Crouch writes the kind…

I went into Book Lovers expecting a light rom-com to keep me company on a long drive, and instead I got a little emotionally ambushed in the best way. Consider this your spoiler-free guide to the Book Lovers audiobook. This…

What important truth do very few people agree with you on? That question stopped me mid-task the moment Blake Masters asked it—his voice carrying Thiel’s philosophical weight through my headphones. I wasn’t expecting an audiobook to make me uncomfortable in…

I went into Verity expecting a run-of-the-mill thriller and came out unable to look at my headphones the same way. A few spoiler-free thoughts on the Verity audiobook, then. This is the book everyone warns you about — the one…