Same audiobooks.
Different story.

“This blend of memoir and cultural criticism, read by the author, draws people of mixed race into the conversation on race in America. In a series of essays on identity, Mehta lays bare the nuances of the experiences mixed-race individuals face that complicate their feelings of connections with the family and community in the US. Thoughtful and honest.”

Anne
Newtonville Books

“From the start of the book you're introduced to characters who are unapologetically themselves which is refreshing and wonderful to hear! You have some serious moments sprinkled into a wonderfully trope-filled book that makes you giggle and blush as you listen to the cutest rom-com out there.”

Emily
A Novel Experience

“Just listened to Promise Boys and WOW! There is a murder at Promise Prep School in Washington DC and 3 students are accused. Heart rending on its own, but when they get together to solve the crime, it becomes a whole other story. I was hanging on until the very end and rooting for JB, Trey, and Ramon.”

Rebecca
Rediscovered Books

“Intense thriller with important history of colonization in Auckland, NZ and it's on-going effect on the brave, proud, and spiritual Maori people. Loved the thrill of the search for a serial killer by Hana Westerman, as well as the complexities of a mixed race family in current times. Author Michael Bennett does a beautiful job of creating empathy/understanding for characters - both 'good' and 'bad'. Readers Miriama McDowell and Richard Te Are were fantastic. Enjoyed on so many levels.”

Kappy
HearthFire Books and Treats

“Longlisted for the National Book Award, Shutter is the story of Rita, a young Navajo forensic photographer, who sees and hears ghosts—and most recently is being stalked by one who wants her to help solve a crime. Part thriller, part paranormal horror, and part coming of age, Shutter is a story of family, history, culture, and finding oneself somewhere between the reservation and Albuquerque, between life and death, and between this world and the one beyond.”

Julie
Honest Dog Books

“We cannot close our eyes to what is happening in our world even in 2023. Exposés like this force us to see and understand how our choices can affect people on the other side of the earth from us. Changes need to be made starting at the major corporations and then trickle down to the individual. Once we know what is happening we cannot un-know it.”

Ellen
Banter Bookshop