Audiobook Recommendations from Librarians, Authors, and Other Bibliophiles on Twitter

I have a 30 minute, twice daily commute to work at the library, and have had some trouble finding an audiobook that has staying power for me recently. Earlier this week I posed the question on Twitter, "What's your favorite audiobook lately," and I got some great feedback. Without further words (because I always use twice as many as I need to) here is a list of audiobooks suggestions for your consideration (apologies in advance if I left some out or misspelled some things):

Adult Fiction:

Lincoln in the Bardo - George Saunders

Murmur of Bees - Sofia Segovia

Such a Fun Age - Kiley Reid

Long Bright River - Liz Moore

Library of Lost and Found - Phaedra Patrick

The Secrets of Wishtide - Kate Saunders

A Man Called Ove - Fredrik Backman 

Nothing to See here - Kevin Wilson

All the Lost Things - Michelle Sacks

Sunburn - Laura Lippman

The Little Shop of Found Things - Paula Brackston

My Sister the Serial Killer - Oyinkan Braithwaite

The Light We Lost - Jill Santopolo 

The Good Girl - Mary Kubica

Rabbits for Food - Binnie Kirshenbaum

Science Fiction/Fantasy:

Ten Thousand Doors of January - Alix E. Harrow

The Poppy War - R.F. Kuang

Night Circus - Erin Morganstern

Series:

The Pink Carnation series - Lauren Willig
Harry Dresden - Jim Butcher
Amelia Peabody - Elizabeth Peters
Parasol Protectorate - Gail Carriger
The Emerald Atlas - John Stephens

Non-Fiction:

Born a Crime - Trevor Noah

The Sun Does Shine - Anthony Ray Hinton

Talking to Strangers - Malcolm Gladwell

Bad Blood - John Carreyrou

Catch and Kill - Ronan Farrow

The Trial of Lizzie Borden - Cara Robertson

Just Kids - Patti Smith

Norse Mythology - Neil Gaiman

Making Toast - Roger Rosenblatt

YA:

Scythe - Neal Shusterman

Truly Devious series by Maureen Johnson


Happy Listening!