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2024 Audie Winner for Best Fiction Narrator
The Last Lifeboat
The Last Lifeboat
Earphones Award winning narrator Billie Fulford-Brown delivers an emotional performance in this heart-wrenching yet hopeful story, inspired by true events during World War II. Fulford-Brown's narration ebbs and flows as the small lifeboat carrying children to Canada is tossed among the perilous waters.
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Tom Lake
Tom Lake
Legendary actress Meryl Streep adds another Audie to her awards case, alongside her Oscars, Emmys, Golden Globes, and other accolades for one of our Best Audiobooks of 2023. Her performance here is a gift to listeners who want to disappear into Ann Patchett’s sentimental family tale. When you’ve finished this book club favorite and you’re ready for more audiobooks narrated by Meryl Streep, find them here.
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Smart and unexpected, funny and unforgettable, big-hearted and hopeful, The Last Animal is a story of mothers and daughters, teenage sisters, love and grief (and consequences), big ideas and bigger dreams, and a Woolly Mammoth…
Smart and unexpected, funny and unforgettable, big-hearted and hopeful, The Last Animal is a story of mothers and daughters, teenage sisters, love and grief (and consequences), big ideas and bigger dreams, and a Woolly Mammoth…
Mothers & Daughters: It's Complicated
An Unforgettable Tale of Resilience, Change, and Hope
Clear: A Novel
Clear: A Novel
Sometimes historical fiction speaks to the present more clearly than we might expect. Heartbreaking and hopeful, this is a beautifully written short novel about language and liminal spaces, wilderness, and society's demands.
