Same audiobooks.
Different story.

“Whiteout is a fun young adult rom-com with African-American protagonists set up in interlocking short stories that will encompass the entire city of Atlanta during an epic snowstorm. Each character and story are connected to the others in one way or the other. Whether they are stuck at the Hartsfield Jackson airport, in a car on 1-85, or in the Georgia Aquarium, just to mention a few, each character will not be able to avoid two things, snow and love. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking for a heartwarming winter romance that you read with a nice up of hot chocolate! Be ready to laugh, cry, and wonder what will come next!”

Gretchen
Fiction Addiction

“Really enjoyed living in Alan Rickman's head for a bit. He was just so genuinely wry, charming, funny, and highly opinionated. While it can be hard to replicate his famous British drawl, Steven Crossley does a wonderful job capturing Alan's spirit and sense of humor.”

Kimi
Buttonwood Books and Toys

“I LOVED this book so much! I spent my whole child/young adulthood waiting for my letter to the Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women- teenaged spy girl stories have always had a special place in my heart. When I saw Undercover Latina compared to the Gallagher Girls series AND that the main character is part of an organization that combats white supremacy and white extremist terrorists, I knew I needed to pick it up!....I really like Dungeons and Dragons so the game/graphic novel elements were so so cool to see! As a Black nerd who didn't see myself reflected in nerdy spaces when I was younger, I love seeing these spaces in fiction!”

Miranda
Loganberry Books

“Signal Fires can be warnings to observers that danger is approaching, stay away and conversely, they can be urgent requests for help and demands to be seen. Symbolism abounds in this story of a young family, laying down roots in a suburban neighborhood. I found myself brought to tears frequently and yet not once did I consider putting this book aside. Dani Shapiro excels in storytelling and writing. This audiobook is lovingly narrated by Dani Shapiro (the author).”

Melanie
The Well-Read Moose

“A fast-paced thriller about ancient cartomancy and dark academia. Full of mystery, intrigue, and alchemy. Perfect for a cold winter day by the fire!”

Melanie
The Well-Read Moose

“A warning of warming. This dystopian novel, set in what was something like the Everglades in Florida, gives a sticky, swampy story of the life of a girl born during a devastating hurricane. Reminiscent of Where the Crawdads Sing, but, dare I say, so much more! Fans of Lydia Millet's The Children's Bible and Emily St. John Mandel's Station Eleven will enjoy this. Wonderfully read by Rosemary Benson on Libro.fm.”

Melanie
The Well-Read Moose