The Summer Listening List: Audiobooks for Every Moment of Your Summer
From poolside page-turners to epic reads the whole family will enjoy, our 2026 summer audiobook list has picks for every mood and moment.
From poolside page-turners to epic reads the whole family will enjoy, our 2026 summer audiobook list has picks for every mood and moment.
This July, we’re celebrating Margins Bookselling Month, a month dedicated to amplifying BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled, and neurodiverse booksellers and their communities across the U.S.!
Learn how to start an audiobook club with friends, coworkers, or online. Pick titles, set a listening schedule, and discover why audiobook clubs beat traditional book clubs.
Every few months the “do audiobooks really count as reading” conversation pops up on our social media feeds. So, we’re here to share why exactly audiobooks are a form of reading.
These days, there are more ways than ever to show support for our independent bookshop, no matter our budget or accessibility needs. And not only does it feel good to shop small, but it’s so much fun!
This Juneteenth and beyond, we can all take action to fight book bans that threaten Black history.
If you want to start an audiobook walking club, or just start taking your own, read on for tips.
We caught up with Morgan Menzies of @prettylittlebookshelf and @pagesonthepath!
On April 25, thousands of readers across the US and Canada headed to their independent bookshop to celebrate Independent Bookstore Day—and their support showed. In fact, we at Libro.fm saw our strongest Independent Bookstore Day in company history!
One of this year’s most highly anticipated books is now one of its biggest hits: Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman. Why is everyone talking about this sci-fi release, and what is it about? Here’s a quick, complete guide to author Matt Dinniman’s standalone debut, what makes it so exciting—and why you should listen to […]
It’s a great cultural moment for people who love all types of storytelling media. We could call it a golden age, producing some of out best book adaptations. And every year there seems to be more than the last, especially in mini-series format. Limited-run series have been around for decades, but they dominate the book […]
If you’re a book-lover or fantasy fan born anytime after, say, 1994, there’s a good chance you’re well acquainted with the name Percy Jackson. The 12-year-old boy who discovers he’s a demigod is the star of a series that spawned a universe: Percy Jackson and the Olympians. In 2005, when the author Rick Riordan—a crime […]