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The brief: How a woman broke free from her survivalist Mormon childhood A starkly different set up to that of Normal People, this audiobook is engaging without being excessively dramatic, portraying the realities of getting older and how relationships evolve. Conversations with Friends follows Frances in her efforts to keep her life in some sort of order, from her affair to her strained relationship with her father and underlying issues with her best friend and ex-lover Bobbi. After journalist Melissa sees her potential, Frances is brought into her world where she soon finds herself entangled, entering into an affair with Melissa’s husband. Conversations with Friends is the earlier novel from the Irish writer in which Frances, a 21-year-old college student in Dublin finds herself swept up in a life of glamour. The brief: Sally Rooney novel exploring themes of love and growing upĪfter the wave of success that Normal People saw in 2019, this line up wouldn’t be complete without a Sally Rooney audiobook. Conversations With Friends by Sally Rooney
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Packed full of twists and turns, there truly is no book like Kafka on the Shore. While you might not expect to engage with such an abstract world, Murakami’s style of writing makes the most unusual of events seem entirely normal. Along the way in this mysterious odyssey a vicious killing occurs, with the identity of both victim and killer woven into a riddle which is eventually unwound, along with the fates of Kafka and Nakata. In a world where people can talk to cats and fish fall out of the sky, Kafka on the Shore is an undeniably surreal story in which you will find yourself fully immersed. After Kafka runs away from home in an effort to prevent the fulfilment of an oedipal prophecy, he finds himself drawn into Nakata’s orbit. Kafka on the Shore is a metaphysical audiobook which centres around 15-year-old Kafka Tamura and the elderly Nakata. The brief: Fall into the surreal, metaphysical world of Murakami Bringing unflinching focus to the realities of sexual assault and frequent shortcomings of the criminal justice system, Know My Name is an essential listen. Her bravery influenced revisions to California law and imbued thousands of others with the courage to tell their own stories. While you will undoubtedly find yourself outraged at the many injustices Miller faced, Know My Name is a difficult but important listen. Yet the justice system failed Miller, with her assailant being sentenced to just six months and serving only three. As the attack had multiple eyewitnesses and physical evidence that was immediately taken, in theory this should have been a clear cut case.
Previously known to the world as Emily Doe in the Stanford sexual assault case, in this memoir she reclaims her identity with power and grace. Know My Name is the intensely honest and deeply sobering audiobook written and read by Chanel Miller.
The brief: Emily Doe takes back her identity
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