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Audiobooks

We’ve partnered with Libro.fm to make it possible for you to buy audiobooks directly through our bookstore. Browse the catalog of over 600,000 audiobooks, including New York Times best sellers, and discover hidden gems curated by our expert booksellers.

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Listen on your terms

We believe you should listen to audiobooks in a way that works for you. That’s why we offer monthly memberships, à la carte listening, and audiobook gifting.

Memberships

Are you an avid listener? This option is for you. Members can choose between multiple monthly and annual plans. 

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On demand

Are you an occasional listener? With Libro.fm, you can purchase and listen to audiobooks on your own schedule with no strings attached.

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Gifts

Gift audiobooks to anyone in the world from the comfort of your home. You choose the number of credits and your gift recipient picks their own audiobooks.

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Some of our favorite listens:

Best Offer Wins

Best Offer Wins

If you've ever even considered buying a home in DC, this psychological thriller is for you. Margo and Ian are desperate to find a home in their dream neighborhood in DC. When they get an early tip about a beautiful house about to hit the market, Margo will do anything to get it... and I mean anything. Marisa Kashino is a journalist who spent years covering DC real estate for the Washingtonian, and she only barely exaggerates how maddening the DC housing market is. I truly couldn't put it down. -Susie

Big Girl

Big Girl

Malaya is the Big Girl journeying through 90s Harlem fashion, music, and cross cultures. As Malaya learns about her body, what drives her to binge, her first love, friendship, and community in all its good and bad, you find yourself cheering for her and learning more about yourself. Mecca Jamilah Sullivan’s writing is crisp and urgent and you cannot put this book down. -Hannah

Babel

Babel

Dark Academia + “burn it all down” vibes w/ a biracial protagonist in early 1800s Oxford. In this standalone fantasy filled with footnotes, silver bars are imbued with magical properties through the art of language translation. Kuang masterfully examines the traumas of colonialism and racism and how language is a tool of power for the British Empire. Babel is angry, ambitious, brilliant, and full of rage. -Christine

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Get two free audiobooks!

Now’s a great time to shop indie. When you start a new one credit per month membership supporting our bookstore with promo code SWITCH, we’ll give you two bonus audiobook credits at sign-up.

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