Same audiobooks.

“The Enchanted Greenhouse is another story in Sarah Ann Durst’s charming world of the Crescent isles. I absolutely adored her first book, The Spellshop, and was delighted to see what happened to Kaz’s creator. It was lovely to see the call backs to the first story and I was enchanted with this story of shyness, forgiveness, and family reconciliation. If you need a beautiful cozy fantasy with a sweet wholesome romance, look no further than Sarah Ann Durst and her adorable stories!!”

Katlin • Story on the Square

“In Witchcraft for Wayward Girls, the author of How to Sell a Haunted House and The Final Girl Support Group delivers another searing, completely original novel and further cements his status as a “horror master” (NPR).”

Joy • Stardust Books

“The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon is a historical fiction novel set in 1789 Maine, following midwife Martha Ballard as she investigates a murder after a man is found dead in the frozen Kennebec River, uncovering a scandal and a rape trial that implicates those she loves. Just started this one myself and I was hooked after the first page! So good so far!”

Joy • Stardust Books

“In Alix E. Harrow's Starling House, Opal, a cynical orphan trying to escape the bad luck of her Kentucky town, finds herself drawn to the mysterious mansion and its brooding heir, Arthur, when she takes a job cleaning the haunted house. The narrator brings your into this world so well you feel like you are in the house with Opal. You share in her joys and fears. One of my favorite books of 2023!”

Joy • Stardust Books

“Only John Green could infuse a book about tuberculosis with poignant observations on human nature and humor, all while humanizing those who suffer from the disease. This is a quick listen, yet you'll walk away with so much context for the ongoing fight against tuberculosis. ”

Ashley • Niche Books

“A compelling story of queer love, ambition, and imbalanced labor, Mutual Interest tells the story of three individuals and how their lives intertwine. Despite being born into privileged circumstances, it becomes clear that Squire, Oscar, and Vivian each have deep trauma rooted in their upbringing. Set over course of decades, the entangled threads of society, capitalism, personal ambition, lavender marriage, and all the implications of being queer at the turn of the 20th century create an...”

Ollie • Birch Tree Books