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
One of our favorite things about listening to stories that feature bakers or delectable-sounding cakes is that our hands are free to bake so we can enjoy tasty treats, too! Read more
It’s National Ice Cream Month! It’s said that your favorite ice cream flavor reflects your personality, but did you know it can also reveal the audiobooks you should be listening to? Read more
To me, summer is all about spending as much time outside as possible, whether it’s taking a walk during lunch, lounging in the park, or spending a whole day at the beach. Read more
With the start of summer, required school reading may be done but that doesn’t mean that reading has to stop. Read more
Happy Pride Month! Representation in stories for all ages can help spread compassion, teach understanding, and promote diversity. Read more
From love and hope to integrity and regret, each type of flower has a meaning. Read more
Hand-selected by committees of dedicated librarians and educators, these American Library Association (ALA) award winners represent some of the best children’s and young adult books of the last year, and make for terrific family listening picks. We are excited to share our winners and honorees with you! Learn about them all below. Read more
Following the lives of a young couple’s years in (and out of) Washington D.C., The Hopefuls, written by Jennifer Close, examines marriage and the ways in which ambition shapes it.
Camille Perri’s new book, The Assistants, is a quickly paced, breezy tale (engagingly read by Jorjeana Marie) about the exploits of an under-appreciated assistant and her rapid climb toward self-empowerment.