No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt: The Home Front in World War II by Doris Kearns Goodwin – ebook – $3.99
I never like reading abridged versions of anything, but in this case I made an exception because the abridged version is read by Edward Herrmann (he’s the grandfather of Gilmore Girls and also reads the audio versions of both Uninterrupted AND The boys on the boat). Basically, if he reads it, I want to hear it. However, I’m almost done with it and I think I want to go back and listen to the full version which is 39 hours long instead of 6. Obviously it was VERY shortened.

Nevermoor by Jessica Townsend – audiobook – $3.99
Morrigan Crow was born on Eventide, the unluckiest day for the birth of a child, and therefore lives a cursed life. As she awaits her fate, she is whisked away to the safety of a secret, magical city called Nevermoor. He discovers that to remain safe in Nevermoor he must compete in four difficult tests and discover his extraordinary talent, or he will have to leave the city and face his mortal destiny. (Plus, this is a Libro.FM deal, so you can use it to make a Yoto card!)

The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling – audiobook – $1.99
It’s always fun to read a title that a Disney movie is based on and then compare what’s the same and what’s different. (Plus, this is a Libro.FM deal, so you can use it to make a Yoto card!)

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne – audiobook – $1.99
When the hunt for a sea monster leads to capture aboard Captain Nemo’s secret submarine, a marine biologist and his companions are drawn into a breathtaking underwater adventure filled with danger, discovery, and a captain with dark secrets.

The Call of the Wild by Jack London – audiobook – $1.99
This classic adventure tells the story of Buck, a spoiled dog who is suddenly forced to survive as a sled dog on the frozen Klondike. It’s intense, emotional and surprisingly moving – a great choice if you want a timeless story that really sticks with you.

Die With Zero by Bill Perkins – audiobook – $4.99
This is a money book like no other. It’s been a really fascinating and helpful way to think about how I spend my life and what I want from the money I earn. It seems like one of those books that almost everyone would get something out of!

The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to a Happy Life by Meik Wiking – audiobook – $4.99
THE Little book of Hyggeaims to explore the Danish phenomenon “hygge”: what it is and how you can implement it in your life. It is written by Meik Wiking, CEO of the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen, a person who knows hygge very well.

Henry and Beezus by Beverly Cleary – audiobook – $4.99
In our family, Beverly Cleary’s books are definitely in our top 5 (especially when it comes to audio). We have read many together and my girls love reading and listening on their own. And I love Henry Huggins. (Plus, this is a Libro.FM deal, so you can use it to make a Yoto card!)

Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo – audiobook – $4.99
Ximoara Batista wants to say many things, but not only does she feel unheard, she feels like she can’t say what she wants. He pours out all his feelings and frustrations on the pages of a leather notebook, but he can’t let Mami find out and keeps his thoughts to himself. When she is invited to join her school’s slam poetry club, she tries to find a way to participate without her mother finding out.