My favorite audiobooks | 30+ recommendations!

[@frannook]

Audiobooks is how I do most of my reading, they're honestly a godsend! 🤩 I think my favorite to this day has to be An absolutely remarkable thing by Hank Green. But I'll listen to literally anything Kristen Sieh narrates u.u

[@zoeallen4129]

My top audiobook is Circe by Madeline Miller as the narrator has the most relaxing voice I've ever heard. Also enjoyed Daisy Jones and the six as an audiobook, if I remember correctly it had multiple narraters. Dawn by Octavia E Butler as audio also made it extra creepy.

[@chriscrane3468]

I finished listening to the audiobook of T. Kingfisher's "A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking" and thought it was adorable and a really fun story. I just started listening to the audiobook of "Sign Here" by Claudia Lux and am enjoying it so far. It also has multiple narrators since it's told from multiple POVs. I also have Riley Sager's "The House Across the Lake," Selma Blair's "Mean Baby," and Camilla Sten's "The Lost Village" next up on my audiobook queue.

[@Nononcita]

I just finished listening to A Sorceress Comes to Call (T. Kingfisher). You may like that one.

[@hannahl8299]

I don’t mind audiobooks where there are multiple narrators to tell a story. The full cast can be a totally different experience. Like listening to a radio drama. A single narrator doing multiple voices can be nice as long as the narrator has range to make everyone sound different. I tried to read Honey Girl as an audiobook and found myself not understanding who was who because the narrator just did not have the range.

[@maeve_ever_manga]

My favorite audiobooks are The Greatcoats series narrated by Joe Jameson!

[@amalhamami6905]

sameeee..... teddy hamilton, andi ardnt and zachary webber are my trio for audiobooks!! And stephanie rose too

[@bookishminds]

The Anthropocene Reviewed is one of my all time favourite books❤ I would also recommend the dramatised Sandman series by Neil Gaiman and Written in Bone by Sue Black (a non-fiction dive into foresic anthropology)

[@underhypedandoverrated]

Lovely war and the illuminea trilogy are some of my favorite audiobooks

[@AnoukeSu]

How Y'all Doing?: Misadventures and Mischief from a Life Well Lived. He narrates it himself and it’s just a laugh riot mixed with so much bittersweet truth. Another audiobook I really recommend is The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek and The Book Woman’s Daughter. The story is rich & captivating and the narrator is superb. It’s very different from the other books you’ve mentioned, but I cannot imagine you wouldn’t love it.

[@AnoukeSu]

Sorry, the beginning of my comment was cut off. lol Just was saying you might enjoy Leslie Jordan’s final memoir, “How Y’all Doing?”

[@maeve_ever_manga]

Multiple narrators for multiple POVs for me!!

[@taat_a]

I've recently listened "The One" and enjoyed it a lot! At first I was a bit confused as to what charachter we are following, despite having mutliple narrators. But after some time I got used to it. I would say, I enjoy multiple narrators more than one, if the story is from multiple POVs. It's almost like listening to a play! However the other week I started listening "Daisy Jones and The Sixth" and I just couldn't do it. There are so many narrators and they change so often, that my little brain just can't handle it 😵‍💫 I might need to give it another go later, but do it with the ebook in front of me, so that it's a bit easier. I think my favorite books to listen are thrillers and romances. But I need to be doing something else while listening, like do a puzzle or color by numbers. Otherwise my mind wanders and I just miss everything and have to go back. Would recommend "The Test" by Sylvain Neuvel and also "Foe", "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" by Iain Reid!🙂

[@katiemariereads]

Totally agree I need to be doing something while listening also I've been wanting to pick up more Ian Reid good to known the audiobooks are good!!

[@cabarnone]

What’s your opinion to listen to spicy romance books? I feel increasingly uncomfortable listening to the spicy scenes,especially around others.

[@katiemariereads]

I did recently have a situation where I was listening to an audiobook driving to the grocery store and an unexpected spicy scene came up.. a little awkward to say the least!

[@SueDeloy-m3y]

One of my favorite audio books was The invisible life of Auddie LaRue. It was such h a different plot. I loved the narrator' smooth silky voice. I also enjoy some of Lisa Jewel 's audio books, a little quirky with accents.

[@books-on-a-wire]

So many of these are my favorites too, so I must subscribe for more recs. I love high quality audiobooks with ambiance and sounds in addition to the story.

[@katiemariereads]

So glad it was helpful! I'll definitely do a part 2 sometime :)

[@HannahLeeGames]

Just shared this video with my mom lol she was looking for new audiobooks! Do you read any historical fiction? That’s her favorite genre and she’d love some recs!

[@katiemariereads]

Omg I miss Denise I actually rarely read historical fiction but i've heard lessons in chemistry is really good if she hasn't read that yet!

[@HannahLeeGames]

@@katiemariereads Thanks! I’ll let her know :)