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Kick Off Pride Month with Audiobooks Submitted by Erin Murphy on June 5, 2018

Happy Pride Month! Representation in stories for all ages can help spread compassion, teach understanding, and promote diversity. Read more

Tagged: alex mckenna, b.t. gottfred, David Levithan, donna gephart, EVERY DAY, jorjeana marie, Kirby Heyborne, L. Phillips, lily and dunkin, maxwell glick, Michael Crouch, Nina LaCour, perfect ten, ryan gesell, the handsome girl and her beautiful boy, we are okay

Birth Flower Audiobook Recommendations Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on April 17, 2018

From love and hope to integrity and regret, each type of flower has a meaning. Read more

Tagged: A Constellation of Vital Phenomena, A French Wedding, Adjoa Andoh, Aislinn Hunter, Alan Bradley, Alana Kerr Collins, Alex George, alex mckenna, All Our Wrong Todays, Allegra Goodman, Allison Pataki, Allyson Ryan, Among the Ten Thousand Things, Amor Towles, Anne Ostby, anthony marra, Ari Fliakos, Ash Princess, Ayobami Adebayo, Bahni Turpin, birth flowers, Carnegie's Maid, Cassandra Campbell, Cath Crowley, Cathleen McCarron, Chelsea Bruland, Chemistry, Clare Mackintosh, Colette Whitaker, Courtney Maum, Cristina Caboni, David Sedaris, Diksha Basu, dina nayeri, Dominic Hoffman, don't tell me you're afraid, Educated, Eimear McBride, Elan Mastai, Eleanor Brown, eleanor oliphant is completely fine, Elizabeth Knowelden, Everything Here Is Beautiful, Fallen, fierce kingdom, Fiona Hardingham, Frances Mayes, Francesca Hornak, Francesca Segal, Gail Honeyman, gardener-cook, george saunders, Gin Phillips, Girl on the Leeside, Giuseppe Catozzella, Goodbye Days, Greta Jung, Hamish R. Johnson, Hannah Tunnicliffe, Heather O’Neill, Helen Simonson, Hillary Huber, Home Fire, how to find love in a bookshop, How to Stop Time, I Let You Go, Jane Steele, Janelle Brown, Jardine Libaire, Jayne Entwistle, Jeff Zentner, Jill Santopolo, Jilly Bond, john boyne, jorjeana marie, Julia Emelin, Julia Pierpont, Julia Whelan, Justine Eyre, Kaleo Griffith, Kamila Shamsie, Karissa Vacker, Katharine McEwan, Katherine Heiny, Kathleen Anne Kenney, Kayla Rae Whitaker, Kimberly Farr, Kirsten Potter, Kristen Sieh, Laura Sebastian, Lauren Kate, Lincoln in the Bardo, Liz Kay, Louise Miller, Lucky Boy, Lyndsay Faye, Marie Benedict, Mark Bramhall, Mark Meadows, Mark Tompkins, Mary Lynn Bracht, Matt Haig, Meaty, Melanie Banjamin, Michael Crouch, michael poore, Mira T. Lee, Monsters: A Love Story, Mozhan Marno, Naomi Novik, National Garden Month, Nick Offerman, Nicola Barber, Nicola Yoon, Nina LaCour, Oliver Hembrough, once and for all, Once in Lourdes, Orlagh Cassidy, paul boehmer, Phoebe Strole, Pieces of Happiness, Rachel Joyce, Raymond Lee, Rebecca Lowman, Rebecca Soler, Refuge: A Novel, Reincarnation Blues, Ross Poldark, Roxana Ortega, Rules of Civility, Samantha Irby, sarah dessen, Saskia Maarleveld, Setting Free the Kites, seven days of us, Shanthi Sekaran, Sharon Solwitz, Sile Bermingham, Sisi, Soneela Nankani, Standard Deviation, stay with me, Stephen Hogan, Steven Crossley, Steven Hartley, Susan Rieger, Susie Riddell, Tania Rodrigues, Tara Westover, Tavia Gilbert, The Afterlives, The Animators, The Awkward Age, The Chalk Artist, The City Baker's Guide to Country Living, the grave's a fine and private place, The Heart's Invisible Furies, The Heirs, The Last Days of Magic, the lesser bohemians, The Light of Paris, The Light We Lost, The Lonely Hearts Hotel, The Music Shop, the secret ways of perfume, The Summer Before the War, the sun is also a star, The Swans of Fifth Avenue, THe Windfall, The World Before Us, Thomas Pierce, Touch, Uprooted, Veronica Henry, watch me disappear, we are okay, Weike Wang, White Chrysanthemum, white fur, Winston Graham, Women in Sunlight, words in deep blue, Youssif Kamal

American Library Association Award Winners 2018

American Library Association’s 2018 Youth Media Award Winners on Audio Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on March 21, 2018

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

Tagged: A Boy Called Christmas, ALA, american library association, Angela Johnson, Ariana Delawari, Claire Coffee, Daniel H. Wilson, David Barclay Moore, David Giuntoli, dear martin, Dion Graham, family travel, jacqueline woodson, Jakob Wegelius, jorjeana marie, Kimberly Farr, La Princesa and the Pea, Lucky Broken Girl, Matt Haig, Michael Sheen, Nic Stone, Nile Bullock, Nina LaCour, Pablo Cartaya, Philip Pullman, Ruth Behar, S. K. Ali, saints and misfits, Stephen Fry, Susan Middleton Elya, THE BOOK OF DUST: LA BELLE SAUVAGE, the clockwork dynasty, THE EPIC FAIL OF ARTURO ZAMORA, The Murderer's Ape, The Stars Beneath Our Feet, we are okay

Teen Reads and Listens

Young Adult Books to Listen to with Your Teen Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on October 11, 2017

Finding ways to connect with teenagers can be hard. Books can make it both entertaining and rewarding. Pick something to listen to at the same time so you can share and discuss. Read more

Tagged: ball don't lie, family travel, ILLUMINAE, kids of appetite, spontaneous, Teenagers, Teens, the sun is also a star, we are okay, wonder woman: warbringer, YA, young adult

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