20 Great Reads We Loved on Audiobook

by Jennine Capó Crucet

Unclassifiable and unforgettable. Full review >

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by Richard Blanco

A warm, emotionally intimate memoir. Full review >

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by Jonathan Blitzer

A sobering, well-reported history in which no one emerges a winner. Full review >

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by Kiley Reid

Reid is a genius of mimicry and social observation. Full review >

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by Rebecca Renner

Enlightening and full of suspense. Full review >

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by Barbra Streisand

What a talent, what a career, what a life, and what a treat to relive it all with this most down-to-earth of demigods. Full review >

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by Tananarive Due

A novel that reminds its readers that racism forges its own lasting, unbearable nightmares. Full review >

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by Safiya Sinclair

More than catharsis; this is memoir as liberation. Full review >

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by Adam Nagourney

An exemplary work of journalism about journalism, of surpassing interest to any serious consumer of the news. Full review >

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by Jessica Knoll

A stunning, engaging subversion of the Bundy myth—and the true-crime genre. Full review >

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by Meg Kissinger

An impassioned argument for reform in caring for the afflicted. Full review >

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by Ann Patchett

Poignant and reflective, cementing Patchett’s stature as one of our finest novelists. Full review >

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by Mary Rodgers & Jesse Green

A Broadway tell-all that deserves to become a classic of music theater lore. Full review >

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by Colin Walsh

Part heartfelt coming-of-age tale, part brutal Irish noir, this is a spectacular read for Donna Tartt and Tana French fans. Full review >

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by Colson Whitehead

It’s not just crime fiction at its craftiest, but shrewdly rendered social history. Full review >

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