A Great Audiobook Makes for a Wonderful Listening Experience

In today's busy world, it can be hard to find time to read. For those who love reading but don't have a lot of free time, audiobooks are the perfect solution. There are so many great audiobooks out there that offer hours and hours of entertainment without requiring you to leave your home. Whether you're looking for something new or just want some suggestions on what audiobook might be right for you, we've rounded up ten great ones that will keep your commute entertaining. The most important thing to consider when looking for an audiobook is your taste. If you're into self-help, try something that will offer you information in that perspective on life. While many might not think listening to audiobooks would help them learn English, it helps you learn new words every day and improve your vocabulary without even trying. It is indeed worth your time.

1. Mythos by Stephen Fry, Narrated by the Author

Mythos is a masterful telling of the ancient stories, now retold with perfect clarity. They have never been more beautiful or accessible to listeners today. The magic that has come down through the centuries in strange and familiar forms can be heard anew in Fry's reading. Mythos offers an indispensable introduction for those new to these enduring tales and anyone who wants to recapture their childhood enchantment by hearing them again for the first time.

2 - Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey, Narrated by the Author

In his first audiobook, actor and producer Matthew McConaughey takes listeners on a journey down memory lane with more than just fond memories as he reflects on the early days of his acting career to the present-day successes that continue to make him one of Hollywood's most sought-after. After talents, McConaughey reveals how tenacity, determination, and sometimes luck have all played their part in shaping both his personal life as well as his professional accomplishments.

3 - Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins, Narrated by the Author and Adam Skolnick

In this astonishing memoir, David Goggins shares the astounding and inspiring story of his lifelong quest to overcome great obstacles to find a sense of meaning. With an unshakeable belief that no matter what occurs, he would handle it and transcend any obstacle with ease. Through nine months of training for the first time in preparation for joining the United States Navy SEALs, through countless hours recovering from injuries.

4 - Atomic Habits by James Clear, Narrated by The Author

In Atomic Habits, James Clear argues that tiny habits, practiced every day, can transform our lives. He shows us how small changes in daily routine like going to the gym first thing in the morning or eating one less dessert each week can lead to surprisingly large results. As he did with his New York Times bestseller The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We do and How to Change, Clear offers a groundbreaking approach for achieving success without deprivation.

5 - Make Your Bed by William H. McRaven, Narrated by the Author

He shares insights and advice on leadership lessons learned while assembling an elite fighting force in Making Your Bed. A man who has devoted decades to shaping young men into unbreakable teams teaches parents how to do it too - even when kids want more freedom or independence than we think is safe, wise, or healthy.

6 - Breathe by Rickson Gracie and Peter Maguire, Narrated by Fred Sanders

Breathe is more than a book of deep insights and wisdom. It's an invitation to experience the peace and joy that come from living with intention, even in our most chaotic times. In Breathe, Gracie shares his thoughts on ancient lessons for new realities; how we can find true happiness by being aware of what is happening right now; why cultivating love will help us change the world and ourselves -in ways beyond measure; and so much more.

7 - The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson, Narrated by John Lee

This wonderful audio book focuses on Winston Churchill and his time as the prime minister of England. Coincidentally, it began as Hitler invaded both Belgium and the Netherlands. This would obviously place them on a collision course leading their respective forces throughout the second world war. 

8 - The Vanished Half by Brit Bennett, Narrated by Shayna Small

This is a novel written about runaway twins who end up splitting up and living very different lives. The novel spends decades and will make readers face the complexities and complications of life. It’s a view into the worlds of many different people who might not understand how others are living their lives. 

9 - Billy Summers by Stephen King, Narrated by Paul Sparks

Billy's time as a child has come to an end. He returns home for the last few years of his life and finds that things have changed while he was away: there is no electricity, computers, talking cars and all the other puzzling aspects of this new reality that we call our own. But what hasn't changed is Billy's desire to create art about his world, particularly paintings that are among some of King's most beautiful works yet.

10 - The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave, Narrated by Rebecca Lowman

In The Last Thing, He Told Me, a woman who lost her husband three years ago starts receiving messages from him. She's not sure they're real or that she even wants them to be true. But if these are the last words he left for her, what does it mean? And how is this affecting their daughter and son?