Hello! I am in dire need of suggestions for exciting audiobooks. I have never has any interest in it, but recently got a new job where I can wear headsets in pretty much the whole shift, and I want to give audiobooks a proper try.
I listened to Navessa Allen’s Lights Out after my friend had me listen to it in exchange for her to finally start ToG. And while it’s not my usual go-to genre, I was hooked! Went out on walks just to listen to it, it was easy to follow along to and super funny. However, the audiobooks I have tried after that one just kinda goes in in one ear and out the other at work.
My ‘main’ genre is fantasy, with a bit of romance and romantasy here and there as palate cleansers. But having now tried to listen to LoTR and Malice, I also had to try Eragon, simply to listen to something I had already read to give listening a proper try. And honestly I didn’t register anything that has happened so far in 😅
I suspect maybe I need to go for other genres to be able to easily follow along while working a physical, albeit somewhat simple job.
I also find that the narrators had so much to say for my sake, whether or not I liked it. The ones from Lights Out were perfect and so engaging.
Any good recommendations?
To give you any insight to my reading tastes, here are the books I read in February:
Deep End
Lights Out – Audio
Our wives under the sea
A Natural History of Dragons
Tress of the Emerald Sea
The Stars are Dying
Powerless, Powerful, Reckless
The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
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