Listening with Kids
Listening to Matilda on audiobook was a positive experience, for both me and my daughter.
Tag: audiobooks
Audiobooks and Learning
Audiobooks come with a plethora of benefits for learning, especially in young readers.
Author Interview: Sandie Jones
Sandie Jones fills us in on her inspiration for The First Mistake, its narration, and her love of independent bookstores.
Meet a Bookseller: Maryelizabeth Yturralde
We are proud to introduce Maryelizabeth Yturralde of Creating Conversations in Redondo Beach, CA!
Audiobook Month Releases
Audiobook Month is here, and with it comes some of summer’s hottest new releases! We’re excited to feature the June audiobooks that everyone is talking about.
Libro.fm “facilitates and enriches lives…”
Libro.fm is here to give our customers the opportunity to make a difference within their own communities, so we love receiving emails like this from our bookstore partners!
AudioFile’s May Earphone Award Winners
AudioFile Magazine gives Earphone Awards to the best new audiobooks: listens that combine blow-you-away narrations with standout writing. Read these AudioFile reviews for the May 2019 winners and find your next listen!
June is Audiobook Month!
Did you know June is Audiobook Month? It is the perfect time to listen while enjoying all your fun summer activities.
Author Interview: Laurie Frankel
Laurie Frankel, author of This Is How It Always Is and Goodbye for Now, filled us in on her inspiration, the process of her work being optioned for film/tv, and (of course) her favorite audiobooks and what she loves about independent bookstores.
Meet a Bookseller: BrocheAroe Fabian
We’re proud to introduce you to bookseller BrocheAroe Fabian, owner of partner store River Dog Book Co.!
Independent Bookstore Day 2019
There are more people than we can possibly thank here, but we want to do our best to highlight some Independent Bookstore Day heroes that made 2019 the best Independent Bookstore Day yet!!
This Earth Day, Shop Local
There has been much discussion and a general consensus around the benefits of eating local—Alice Waters has famously championed local food production and reducing food miles as the key to sustainability—but how does this affect the items you won’t find at the farmer’s market? Does the same climate calculus apply when you are buying books?