Fabi NEEDS Email Notifications’s Comments (group member since Dec 09, 2015)

Fabi NEEDS Email Notifications’s comments from the Turning Pages At Midnight group.

Excellent points Michelle.

Jill wrote: "Fabi wrote: "I think this is the audible version https://www.audible.com/pd/Wool-Audio......"

I'm excited for you to try again. Just make sure you're busy doing something that prevents you from reading. That's how I got into them, I wanted to keep reading but needed my eyes for something else. 😆

Hi Odette. Welcome to TPAM! You'll get lots of recs around here.

Diana wrote: "I was just looking at a new series by Gregory Ashe and thought it looked good. The price is $4.99 for 174 pages. It's a 5 book series!"

That price is a bit steep for what amounts to a short story.

So sorry to hear about your friend's loss Judy. That's really tough.

I think we should have an annual TPAM weekend/ trip. 😁

Glad you enjoyed it Angeli. I'm really looking forward to book 2.

I think this is the audible version https://www.audible.com/pd/Wool-Audio...

Jill wrote: "I can’t figure out Fabs. It takes me to the German edition of Silo series on Amazon. Then when I look at the Silo series I find this

https://www.goodreads.com/series/7064..."

Sorry this one is hard to figure out. It's been republished a few times. The one I posted is the one that was nominated for the Audi award. But you can find the same story in various formats.

Wool, Shift and Dust were the original 3. Then they came out in an omnibus. Then I guess that new audio.



Your best bet is to look up Hugh Howey at your library and see what they have.

Silo is a compilation - I think

Stacie wrote: "Just offering a second opinion, but the background sounds distract me. I do love the multi-cast narrations though."

Actually, I agree with you about the background sounds. But I think it's only because I'm so used to listening to regular narrations. I adore multi-cast performances.

OMG, I just though of something! Jill, you should try a Graphic Audio. I'm sure your library has some.

This is where they come from: https://www.graphicaudio.net/

They have all the amazing series. The Pierce Brown books, Rebecca Yaros, eek, I'm drooling a little. These are so good!

Stacie wrote: "Two of my favorite audiobooks are . But they are fantasy.

I just finished this audiobook- [bookcover:Lady De..."

Those AH books are amazing! But I think I read them not listened.

Stacie wrote: "Fabi wrote: "This one is historical romance. I was trying to see if you've already read it, but couldn't tell at a glance.

Another Audie Award Nominee, Romance, 2013

[bookcover:The Madness of Lo..."

Yes!

Actually, all 3 of those up there are addicting series. Trying to get Jill hooked on audiobooks. I'm such a pusher. hahaha

I'm going to stop on this one. Because I'm afraid I could go on forever and ever.

It's partly historical and partly dystopian with a splash of sci-fi. It also has a narrator with a dreamy accent reading that all too wonderful English wit.

Oh, and it may be a free listen on KU. I haven't checked in a long time.

This one is historical romance. I was trying to see if you've already read it, but couldn't tell at a glance.

Another Audie Award Nominee, Romance, 2013

ok, I'm just going to add them here as I run across them in my search - so likely more than one post

This one is dystopian and likely available from your library. It was also an Audie Award Nominee for Science Fiction (2024)

Jill wrote: "Okay ladies. Hit me with your favorite audiobooks. Bonus if it’s a historical romance or dystopian. I’m going to try this again."

Oh man, I see a rabbit hole in my path. LOL I will definitely check but it'll take a little time. I guess I don't keep detailed notes on my listens. Plus, so many are library books.

Jill wrote: "This is probably a stupid question, but how do you all listen to them? Do you use AirPods or headphones or just straight listen through your phone? Like just when you’re at home I mean."

Like Stacie, I listen with whatever is appropriate at the time. including car speakers and home blue tooth speakers.

You can read mine.

Diana wrote: "I used to listen to audiobooks when I did errands, but now I'm never alone in the car. I listen when I go to the gym, cook dinner or now that weather is nice, garden. It also helps me keep my mind ..."

re your spoiler - I thought the same (view spoiler)[ and I don't really like love triangles because someone inevitably gets hurt (hide spoiler)]

Michelle wrote: "18% so not really far in.

Had a look at what you all said. And yes because I just can't help myself, even the spoilers. I've read a few of this authors other series and yes she only writes fluff. ..."

That's a great analysis of the author's style. Thanks Michelle.