15 Great Books That Are Great Audiobooks

by Javier Zamora

Beautifully wrought work that renders the migrant experience into a vivid, immediately accessible portrayal. Full review >

by Jonathan Freedland

A powerful story of a true hero who deserves more recognition. Full review >

by Jennifer Egan

A thrilling, endlessly stimulating work that demands to be read and reread. Full review >

by Viola Davis

An unvarnished chronicle of hard-won, well-earned success. Full review >

by Seth Rogen

Fans of Rogen will enjoy his laid-back, whimsical memoir. Full review >

by Jonathan Escoffery

A fine debut that looks at the complexities of cultural identity with humor, savvy, and a rich sense of place. Full review >

by Mary-Alice Daniel

An absolutely fascinating work from a gifted storyteller. Full review >

by Graham Rayman & Reuven Blau

If there were ever an argument for prison reform, it’s in these pages. Full review >

by Moses McKenzie

A gritty coming-of-age tale for the ages. Full review >

by Alan Cumming

Cathartic and revelatory, Cumming’s memoir will fascinate fans and those who relate to his internal struggle. Full review >

by Richard Powers

A touching novel that offers a vital message with uncommon sympathy and intelligence. Full review >

by Steph Cha

Cha’s storytelling shows how fiction can delicately extract deeper revelations from daily headlines. Full review >

by Jennette McCurdy

The heartbreaking story of an emotionally battered child delivered with captivating candor and grace. Full review >

by Julie Otsuka

The combination of social satire with an intimate portrait of loss and grief is stylistically ambitious and deeply moving. Full review >

by Deepti Kapoor

A bit too long-winded but a whole lot of fun. Full review >