As a result, it is not surprising that audiobooks have become so popular.īut what makes an audiobook good? First and foremost, it should have a strong narrator. For example, audiobooks can add special effects, such as sound effects and music, that bring the story to life in a way that is not possible with traditional books. Finally, the best audiobooks can be a great way to experience a book in a new way. They are a great way for busy people to fit in some leisure reading time. Second, audiobooks can be enjoyed by people of all ages.
They can be listened to while doing other things, such as commuting or exercising. First, the best audiobooks are convenient. I hope you find your next great (and quick) listen among today’s assorted titles.In recent years, audiobooks have become increasingly popular. This list includes a mix of sci-fi novellas, conversational nonfiction, and bite-sized literary fiction to suit any reading mood. Today I’m sharing a varied collection of audiobooks that clock in at four hours or less-the perfect amount of time for you to test the audiobook waters or finish a whole book in one week’s worth of walks. Shorter audiobooks also provide just the right amount of story for a week of quick commutes or a few hours of chores on the weekend. You can try a wide variety of genres and listen to the end of the book, without spending much time doing so. Both were great!)īut for readers who are just getting acquainted with the audio format-or who just want to build some momentum in their reading life- short audiobooks provide a low stakes, low-commitment way to enjoy a good story and perhaps get acquainted with the format. (Thanks to John Lee’s excellent narration, I finally read The Count of Monte Cristo this year, as well as this behemoth of a modern novel. Readers, “reading with your ears” is a great way to tackle the huge tomes on your TBR and get the most out of your audiobook credits.
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