It’s the time when people start vowing to do all kinds of new things to improve themselves and their lives. If your resolution is to finally make it to a book club meeting, let audiobooks help. Read more
The Winter Solstice (December 21, 2018) may be the shortest day of the year, but it packs a punch of astrological happenings and can signify rebirth, reflection, and the slow building of momentum for the new year. Read more
As 2018 comes to a close, we here on the Penguin Random House Audio team are all reflecting on what we’ve read and listened to. Among the many (many) stories that the Audio team has collectively gone through this year, there are several hidden gems that we think everyone should know about! Read more
For politically inclined young people, being under 18 in an election year can be incredibly frustrating. Luckily, there is no shortage of ways teens can get involved beyond the voting booth. Read more
Older teens have a lot of information to sift through. Not only are they confronted with the universal struggles of leaving childhood behind and becoming an adult, but they’re also forming their own opinions on big ideas and issues. Read more
Penguin Random House Audio staffers know that there’s nothing better than gathering together to discuss a great story, which is why it’s only fitting that we’ve started a (audio)book club! Read more
Let’s be honest. We’ve all experienced little heart flutters and butterflies in the stomach while attempting to suppress an audible squeal as we fall madly in love (OK, in like) with fictional characters. Read more
I will admit: my to-listen list is overflowing. This is really a non-problem, though, because that just means there’s an influx of amazing books, podcasts, and music lately. Read more
You’re never too young to get involved! Whether your activist-to-be wants to save the whales or revamp their education system (or anything in between), these audiobooks have everything they need to get inspired and get going. Read more
If you’re anything like us, you’ve found yourself near the end of summer with a long list of warm weather activities you’ve been meaning to do and an ever-growing to-be-read pile. Read more