Best Audiobook While Pulling Your AS?

[wildestream]

Go!

[SCOTTinNJ]

This list would not be complete without mention of the Harry Potter series. I'll start there.

[Alluminati]

Wow! Impossible to say!

Most major public libraries have downloadable audiobooks. Just enter your card number and plug in your earphones. I listen to non-fiction, and sort by most popular. Download more than you think you have time to read, so that if you get a dud, you can move on to something better without stopping.

I listen to books while I work, (yeah, I'm one of the pre-retired RVers) and have been listening to books for nearly two years, and am far from exhausting the available books.

[Alluminati]

PS, today I'm listening to
The Way Around,
Finding My Mother and Myself Among the Yanomami
by David Good.

[Alluminati]

PPS
The Longest Road:
Overland in Search of America, from Key West to the Arctic Ocean
by Philip Caputo

[time2play]

"The Martian" by Andy Weir. I read the book before I saw the movie, and it was fascinating. I strongly recommend it.

I second the Harry Potter series too.

[karenjude]

We loved the Harry Potter series. The narrator was fabulous and really made the books come alive. I have " The Oregon Trail" downloaded but haven't listened yet. Hoping it's good ( and gives me inspiration for another trip)!

[BetterNowlinLater]

Not in the Airstream yet but have listened to books in my car for years. I can't wait to do so on road trips.

I have listen to these and many more but these are some of my favorites.

Still Alice -based on a true story
The girl on the train -I think in theaters now
A man called Ove -different but very good
When breath becomes air - medical, true story
Oxygen -medical, fiction but written by an anesthesiologist
Into thin air -based on true story about 96 Everest climb disaster

[McDave]

The Art of Racing in the Rain, by Garth Stein


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