My Favorite Audiobooks

These books are very long and very intimidating and audio is a format that really helps me get through long and intimidating books. So, I would highly recommend, if this is a series that you have been curious about but you're very intimidated by it, definitely try to the audiobooks if you are open to that format or if you can because they really helped me get through it and I really found them very enjoyable.

It is a really great look into mental illness and I really appreciated it. As for the audiobook, Jenny Lawson does read this one herself. Hearing her tell these stories and laugh at herself and get emotional at the parts that were really hard for her to live through and to read back, I just really enjoyed listening to this one.

I read the books first and then I listened to the audiobooks as rereads. The print formats themselves are a work of art and the audio formats are just as much a work of art. It is an amazing production.

I listened to books two, three, and four on audio. The audio format is something that took a series that I was kind of bored with and really invigorated me and made me really interested in the story, so that's why I really love these audiobooks so much.

These are some of my absolute favorite audiobooks for the sound of them. These were music to my ears, and I know that a lot of people listen to these and they don't like it at all, they don't like his voice, his narration. You either love it or you hate it and I'm one that absolutely loved it.

The second book is the only one that I listened to but since she also narrates the first book I would take a guess at saying everything I'm about to say about her phenomenal work on book two probably also applies to book one. I was so blown away. I did not want that book to end because she was just music to my ears.