My audiobook list

• Don Quixote – Miguel de Cervantes (Grossman Translation)
  • A classic for so many reasons, at the very least read Marcela’s speech in chapter 14
• Fierce Invalids Home from Hot CLimates – Tom Robbins
  • read a lot of Tom Robbins in college, thought I had outgrown it….but it draws me back in
• How to Win friends and influence people – Dale carengie
  • advice that seems so obvious…be genuinely interested in other people
• East of Eden – John Steinbeck
  • really enjoyed this
• Klara and the Sun- Kazuo ishiguro
  • OK, kind of sad
• night train to Lisbon – Pascal MErcier
  • after reading The Unconsoled, I was hopped up on trains, and the main character being a linguist really intrigued me, sadly this book was not what I hoped for
• The Unconsoled – kazuo ishiguro
  • LOVED this book, this type does not let me emphasize how much I enjoyed this book, this is one of those you either love it or hate it; best described as a long anxiety dream (as long as it is not my anxiety dream), keeps you wondering what is going to happen next
• THe Correspondent – Virginia Evans
  • though I had been listening to some audiobooks, it was not with regularity until I listened to this book, and it hooked me back onto fiction
• The Death and Life of the GReat Lakes – Dan Egan
  • fantastic non- fiction about the 20% of the world’s freshwater, great historical and social context woven into it and there us mention of some of the research I am involved with AND the toledo water crises that I lived through!
• Everything is Tuberculosis – John Green
• The Island of Sea Women – Lisa See
• Challenger: A True Story of Herosim and Disaster on the Edge of Space – Adam Higginbotham
• A Fever in the Heartland – timothy Egan
• The Warmth of Other Suns – Isabel Wilkerson
• Educated – Tara Westover
• Know My Name – Chanel Miller
• Empire of Pain – Patrick Radden
• Just Mercy – BRyan Stevenson
• The Anthropocene – John Greene
• River of the Gods – Candace Millard