Thank you so much! I can’t tell you how happy it makes me to hear that you’ve come to enjoy audiobooks in part because of something I’ve said. A year ago, I wasn’t much of a fan and this year I’ve listened to 20 so far. I agree that fiction is trickier. For me it has a lot to do with the narrator, but I’ve found with the right person I can enjoy listening to fiction as much as nonfiction. (Did you know that Audible will let you return an audio if you’re not enjoying it? I try to listen to an hour or two right after I download a book and if it’s not working for me, I return it for a credit.)

I’m very interested in What Happened but had worried it might be too depressing. Over the last few days though I’ve heard from a couple of others that it’s not. So there’s yet another nonfiction for me!

I listened on audio and the narration was outstanding.

Gosh thanks for these recs. Something Beautiful Happened sounds especially good to me. I tend to like WWII stories and this is an angle of the war I’d never heard of. I’ve moved this up very high on my nonfiction TBR list

Thanks for stopping by, Kazen. Just added one of yours to my growing list!

Thanks for the recs, Katie. I actually did read The End of Your Life Book Club a few years ago. you’re right. It was great. I’ll check out Evicted and Cork Dork sounds perfect for this wine lover.

It’s hard for me to imagine many women who wouldn’t love Daring to Drive. Let me know if you get to it.

For nonfiction books I would recommend, I’m going with My Glory Was I Had Such Friends, Something Beautiful Happened: A Story of Survival and Courage in the Face of Evil, and Word by Word.