Ken Follett’s Knightsbridge series is amazing. The first book in the series (Pillars of the Earth) is considered his masterpiece
I historically have a hard time with audio books. But, I've had to take up running (thanks COVID!) after a decade hiatus. Here's where I'm going with this: what are your most engrossing, entertaining audio book recs? Fiction preferred and absolutely NOTHING about politics.
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Have you listened? There are so many things I've loved on paper that I just couldn't get into in an audio format. I think it really depends on who is reading, the style, etc.
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Have you gotten into celebrity memoirs? They’re the best. I’m listening to Rhetta’s right now.
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Ohhh that could be a good one especially if they read their own ... I may finally be getting the Jonathan Van Ness memoir...
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I usually listen to nonfiction, but I LOVED listening to Valley of the Dolls read by Laverne Cox. Currently listening to Ocean Vuong's On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, it's a good one, too.
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The Pelican Brief?
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My favorite this year: The Giver of Stars by
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ahhhh thank you, I love that book so much.
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Rowling's Cormoran Strike novels are excellent audiobooks. Robert Glenister is a brilliant narrator.
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I have many feelings about whether I'll keep reading that series, but those are really excellent audiobooks.
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