My Favorite Books in the Audible 2 for 1 Sale
This post is sponsored by Audible
This week, Audible has a 2-for-1 sale going on where you can use your monthly credit to get two books for the price of one.
That means instead of $14.95 for an audiobook (which is already a good price considering most audiobooks run $25-$40), you’re getting them for under $7.50 each.
But even BETTER, if you’re new to Audible, you can get 3 months for FREE.
(Even if you’ve had an Audible membership before, take 2 seconds to click this link and see if they offer you the deal – I’ve been floored by how many people have gotten this deal even if they’ve recently canceled!).
You can see all the 2 for 1 options here, but here are some of my favorite audiobooks that are included in the Audible 2-for-1 sale.
MY FAVORITE PICKS FROM THE AUDIBLE 2-FOR-1 SALE
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson
10 hours 53 minutes
High school senior Andie Bell was murdered by her boyfriend, Sal Singh, who then killed himself five years ago. It was a huge story, but Pip, now a senior herself, feels like something is wrong about the well-known story. And she’s going to be the one to find out what REALLY happened. I listened to the first two books in the A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder series (the audio is terrific – it’s a full-cast production and really brings the story to life. Highly recommend!).
Never Enough by Jennifer Breheny Wallace
8 hours 21 minutes
I highly recommend this one (it graced my 2025 Summer Reading Guide)! It is one of the most eye-opening parenting books I’ve read—it digs into how achievement culture is affecting our kids and what they really need instead to feel like they matter. The mix of research, real-life stories, and practical tips had me constantly pausing to read huge chunks aloud to my husband (and even in one case handing him the book to read a whole chapter!). It’s a must-read for anyone raising or working with kids in today’s achievement driven world, plus it is really readable.
Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World by Cal Newport
6 hours 59 minutes
I love Cal Newport and this book, is probably one of his biggest hits (for good reason!). In today’s digital world, this book offers practical tips on how to reduce your digital consumption.
The Two Lives of Lydia Bird by Josie Silver
11 hours 51 minutes
I was NOT a big fan of One Day in December, but when I got a copy of her new book in the mail, I couldn’t help myself. And this one, about a woman who loses her fiancé in a car accident and finds that she can visit an alternate life in her dreams where he didn’t die, is much better (although a little bit sad).
Back After This by Linda Holmes
9 hours 12 minutes
Kristen from the Everyday Reading team read this one recently and raved about it! It follows a podcast producer who ends up hosting a dating show based on her own love life (reluctantly, of course). The meet-cute involves a giant lost dog and sounds unexpectedly sweet and hilarious. The love interest is quirky and charming in a not-so-typical romance-hero way, which makes him even more endearing. It seems like a warm, witty story with heart and relatable characters you’ll want to root for.
Kiki’s Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono
4 hours 45 minutes
Kiki is a half-witch and when she turns thirteen, she can’t wait to fulfill her witch destiny by choosing a new town to live in for a year. She can’t wait to use her powers to bring delight to the people of her new home but it turns out that it’s trickier than she expected to get a new place to accept a witch among them.
Very Sincerely Yours by Kerry Winfrey
10 hours 6 minutes
I was underwhelmed (understatement) by her first book, Finding Tom Hanks, so I had low expectations for this one and then it just absolutely charmed me! This one has a “You’ve Got Mail” vibe where two strangers strike up a correspondence relationship, without realizing they know each other in real life too. Teddy works at a vintage toy store and feels like she has nothing going for her in her life. Everett runs a local children’s TV show that Teddy watches religiously. It’s charming and funny and all the things I love in a romantic comedy book.
Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson
9 hours 29 minutes
This middle grade novel is the beginning of a trilogy about thirteen-year-old Isabel during the Revolutionary War who is fighting for her own freedom after she and her sister are enslaved to a cruel couple in New York City.
Because of Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea
4 hours 2 minutes
I heard nothing but great things about this book and it really was terrific. It is told from the point of view of seven different fifth graders, as they begin a new school year with Mr. Terupt (a new teacher). Each of them come with their own baggage and respond to Mr. Terupt differently and he, in turn, deals with each of them differently. And then a big event at school changes everything for these students and their teacher. (Duhn, Duhn, Duhn. . . ).
Lady Tan’s Circle of Women by Lisa See
13 hours 15 minutes
Both Analese and Kelsey on the Everyday Reading team have read and raved about this one. Set in 15th-century China, this historical novel follows Tan, a young woman born into an elite family and expected to become a proper wife through an arranged marriage. But with a legacy of doctors behind her, Tan defies convention and pursues her passion for medicine, determined to become one of the few female doctors of her time.
Mexikid by Pedro Martin
3 hours 25 minutes
This graphic memoir about a family road trip (in an RV) from California to Mexico was so well done. The author and his family are headed to Mexico to bring his grandfather back to live with them in the US and does a great job exploring the dynamics between siblings, family generations, and family history. I loved it so much – it made my top 10 books of the year in 2023!
Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson
12 hours 2 minutes
I’d say that generally I’m not drawn to books with descriptions like “sweeping family saga”, but this one has such great reviews from readers that it has been on my TBR list since it came out!
The Stationary Shop by
9 hours 13 minutes
This one was recommended several times after we did Funny in Farsi for the Everyday Reading Book Club. This is a novel, rather than a memoir, about a family in Iran in the 1950s – the main girl, a teenager – meets a handsome young man who is very politically involved. They fall in love and get engaged. And then everything goes wrong.
Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans by Michaeleen Doucleff
11 hours 11 minutes
My sister raved about this book and we finally read it for the 2022 Everyday Reading Book Club! Dr. Michaeleen Doucleff ditches modern parenting to learn ancient wisdom from Maya, Inuit, and Hadzabe families – proving you don’t need timeouts or tantrums to raise kind, capable kids.
Any questions about the Audible 2 for 1 sale? I’m happy to help!
What if I have already used my credit for the month? Am I out of luck?
It’ll let you buy a credit at checkout – just put the sale titles you want into your cart and go through the checkout process!
Wow thanks for the speedy response!
I can’t find any of these titles in the list of sale selections that I see. What am I doing wrong?
This list is from a previous sale!
Is this sale going on now? I can’t find it? I’m in audible and don’t see anything. HELP!!!
It won’t be in the app – you’ll need to go on the website.
I can add my picks to the “sale” but I can’t seem to add them to a cart to purchase. How did you purchase your 2-for-1 sale books? Thanks so much for this post–and the book share!
When does the 2 for 1 deal end?
Sunday night