January LibraryReads in Print and on Audio
LibraryReads has announced its January 2019 selections! Check out the titles chosen by librarians below, linked to their Booklist reviews when available. For those of you who prefer to listen rather than read, we’ve hunted down the producers of the audio versions and have provided ordering information, when available. Please note that we have not yet had time to review these new and forthcoming audios.
Remember, any public library staff member can nominate a book for LibraryReads! Vote for your favorite titles today.
Favorite of Favorites
Once upon a River, by Diane Setterfield
Audiobook read by Juliet Stevenson, released December 4 from Simon & Schuster Audio (16.27hr)
An Anonymous Girl, by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
Audiobook read by Barrie Kreinik and Julia Whelan, due January 8 from Macmillan Audio
The Au Pair, by Emma Rous
Audiobook read by Elizabeth Sastre and Nicola Barber, due January 8 from Penguin Audio
The Current, by Tim Johnston
Audiobook read by Sarah Mollo-Christensen, due January 22 from HighBridge Audio
The Dreamers, by Karen Thompson Walker
Audiobook read by Cassandra Campbell, due January 15 from Random House Audio
My Favorite Half-Night Stand, by Christina Lauren
Read by Shayna Thibodeaux and Deacon Lee, released December 4 from Simon and Schuster Audio
The Golden Tresses of the Dead, by Alan Bradley
Audiobooks read by Jayne Entwistle, due January 22 from Random House Audio
In an Absent Dream, by Seanan McGuire
Audiobook read by Cynthia Hopkins, due January 8 from Macmillan Audio
The Only Woman in the Room, by Marie Benedict
The Red Address Book, by Sofia Lundberg
The Suspect, by Fiona Barton
Audiobook read by
Unmarriageable, by Soniah Kamal
Audiobook narrated by the author, due January 15 from Random House Audio
Watching You, by Lisa Jewell
Audiobook read by Gabrielle Glaister, due December 26 from Simon & Schuster Audio
The Winter of the Witch, by Katherine Arden
Audiobook read by Kathleen Gati, due January 8 from Random House Audio
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Mahjabeen is a freelance writer in Chicago with a BA in creative writing. She is currently pursuing an MA in library and information science, specifically to become a young adult librarian to work with teens in underserved communities. You can find her on Twitter boasting about her favorite books and marveling at all things green tea flavored.Subscribe
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