In a season of thanksgiving, we’re reflecting on how thankful we are for our customers, our bookstore partners, and, of course, audiobooks.
So we asked several of our bookseller partners to share an audiobook that they’re thankful for and why they are thankful for that particular audiobook.
Mackenzi told us about what inspired The Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky, the moment of “perfect, artistic harmony” when she first heard Christian Coulson’s narration, and some of her own favorite audiobooks.
Elise Hooper’s debut audiobook takes a look at the real family the Marches of Little Women are based on and tells the fascinating story of May Alcott—Louisa’s youngest sister and an artist in her own right. Elise told us a little bit about her inspiration, her favorite audiobooks, and what independent bookstores have meant to her.
We’re proud to introduce bookseller and manager Amy McClelland of Bright Side Bookshop in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Today we’re proud to introduce Madison Duckworth of Liberty Bay Books in Poulsbo, Washington.
Read the bookseller recommendation, listen to an excerpt, and hear narrator Lauren Fortgang and Leigh Bardugo in conversation.
We’re excited to introduce bookseller Anna Garceau of Savoy Bookshop and Cafe in Westerly, Rhode Island.
It’s Meet a Bookseller Monday, and we’re proud to introduce Tamzin Malone of Main Street Books in Lafayette, Indiana.
The Christmas Spirits on Tradd Street is the sixth audiobook in the Tradd Street series, and at this point both author Karen White and narrator Aimée Bruneau have plenty of experience bringing these characters to life for readers and listeners.
Christina Lauren told us about the inspiration for Twice in a Blue Moon, their own audiobook favorites, and what they love about independent bookstores.
When you order James Patterson’s just-released audiobook, The 19th Christmas, you’ll get 1st To Die for free!
In September Libro.fm was featured on CBS as part of a story about MLB pitcher Sean Doolittle’s support of independent bookstores. Libro.fm CEO and Co-founder Mark Pearson appeared with Christine Onorati, owner of partner store WORD Bookstore, to talk about the importance of supporting bookstores.