The Dresden Files, another urban fantasy. He's been living in an 11' by 11' room his whole life. Room - which is told from the point of view of a 5-year-old kid who (along with his mom) are captives of a kidnapper. Gang Leader for a Day - more nonfiction.although the title is a bit misleading, it's about a grad student who spends several years getting to know the ins and outs and inner workings of a gang operating out of a Chicago public housing building The author, Tove Jansson, grew up in Helsinki and wrote 9 novels set in the Moominvalley. We first learnt about the Moonintrolls on our visit to Helsinki, Finland. Written by Tove Jansson, read by Hugh Dennis.

Any can stand alone, but the first 2-3 are my faves.įreakonomics and Superfreakonomics-nonfiction, but totally had me hooked. Best Self-help Audiobooks For Road Trips 4,820 Reviews 1) Unfuk Yourself by Gary John Bishop Listen on: Audible, Kobo Narrator: Gary John Bishop Duration: 3 hours and 23mins Genre: Self-help, Health and wellness, Non-fiction, Mental health About the Audiobook: The author and the narrator introduces to the magic of being who you are. Best Road Trip Audiobooks For Younger Kids Finn Family Moomintroll Finn Family Moomintroll Audiobook Unabridged. The In Death series, by JD Robb-a futuristic mystery series. What better narrator to listen to than the author herself This 1988 Pulitzer winner will surely keep you at the edge of your seator at the wheelas it follows the tale of a slave woman, whose murdered daughter haunts her. Read by Bronson Pinchot, who really knocks it out of the park. Sort of an urban fantasy, but set in the 1930s. Missing out on the vast diversity and expansiveness of U.S. Bangor, Maine, to Seattle, Washington: The Great Northern on U.S. Hard Magic, Book 1 of the Grimnoire Chronicles. There are many ways to do a cross-country road trip in the U.S., but these two itineraries will take you through some truly iconic American places. Choose your own departure time and how long to stay in each city. Number 1: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin Number 2: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee Number 3: Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell Number 4. The Explorer Kit containing detailed route descriptions with recommendations on where to stop and what to see.

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