January 10, 2025

Favorite Audiobooks of 2024

 

I listened to 13 audiobooks in 2024 for a total of 163 hours and 8 minutes. The following are my favorites, although to be honest, I don't remember much about The Golden Couple!

Left on Tenth by Delia Ephron (5/5)

Be Ready When Luck Happens by Ina Garten (4.5/5)


The Golden Couple by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen (4.5/5)

The Wedding People by Alison Espach (4/5)
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  1. Helen's Book Blog8:52 PM

    Every time you post about Left on Tenth I get more excited to read it. I have a physical copy but assume I'll like it just as much.

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    1. Les in Oregon8:53 AM

      Oh, I hope I haven't over-hyped it for you! Looking forward to reading your review once you've read it.

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  2. Tina6:34 AM

    I've read three of your books here. The Wedding People was a surprise at the issues addressed. Not fluff as I had thought it might be and it makes me want to read more of her work.

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    1. Les in Oregon8:55 AM

      Tina, I was also surprised by the depth of The Wedding People. I'll be curious about what else you read of hers.

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  3. JoAnn1:57 PM

    I did read/listen combinations of both The Wedding People and Ina Garten's memoir and they both ended up on my favorites list. Hope to listen to Left on Tenth this year!

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    1. Les in Oregon8:19 PM

      JoAnn, you're in for such a treat when you read Left on Tenth. It's one I'll read again, probably in print the next time around.

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  4. Sharon1:45 PM

    I don't do audio books, but I really enjoyed The Wedding People.

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    1. Les in Oregon10:50 AM

      Sharon, The Wedding People surprised me. Much more depth than the cover leads one to believe!

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  5. thecuecard2:55 PM

    This is good to know. I'd like to get The Wedding People on audio. I enjoyed the Delia Ephron book. Intense but also funny in parts.

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    1. Les in Oregon7:04 PM

      Yes, Ephron's book was intense, but infused with good humor. The Wedding People turned out to have much more substance than I imagined it would. I just started James (on audio) and have a feeling it will be a winner, too.

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  6. Ti8:06 AM

    Was Ina's book read by her? I love her.

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    1. Les in Oregon8:11 AM

      Ti, it was and she does a fantastic job. It felt like I was sitting in her kitchen listening to her talk about her life.

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  7. Literary Feline12:49 PM

    I really want to read The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle!

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    1. Les in Oregon8:03 PM

      Wendy, it was such a heartwarming story.

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