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 try it out for 30 days 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
Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah
We read this one a few years ago for the Everyday Reading Book Club and I really enjoyed it. Two estranged sisters are brought together again when their beloved father is dying. Their mother has never been warm, but their father makes her promise to tell their daughters a story she began years earlier about a love story that spanned sixty years.
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
I read a very abridged children’s version of this as a kid – I was delighted to enjoy the full version even more a few years later. An unbeatable story and a classic I would recommend to anyone, and everyone.
The Briar Club by Kate Quinn
For YEARS readers have been telling me I need to read something by Kate Quinn and this is the moment! A historical mystery thriller set in a boardinghouse in 1950s Washington D.C.? So I finally read this for the Everyday Reading Book Club this year and now I understand the hype!
The Wild Robot by Peter Brown
The girls and I listened to this fun audiobook a few years ago and I’ve heard from SO MANY families that have loved this one too. And now with the movie out, it’s a great one to read the book and watch the movie! One more thing – if you have a child who has already read this one and loved it, here are a bunch of other books like Wild Robot to try out!
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson
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 this series and they were excellent!
The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
Kate Quinn always comes highly recommended for historical fiction novels. Embarrassingly, I haven’t yet gotten around to reading The Alice Network, about two women spies in both World War I and World War II.
Die With Zero by Bill Perkins
I love a good money book, but this one is very different than any other money book I’ve ever read and Bart and I have been talking about it to everyone we know for the last several years. It’s been such a fascinating and useful way to think about how I spend my life and what I want out of the money I make. It feels like one of those books that almost everyone would get something out of – this is a top 10 non-fiction of all time for me.
Keepers of the Lost Cities: Neverseen and Everblaze by Shannon Messenger
For me, it’s no Harry Potter but my girls are OBSESSED with this series and have listened to all the books multiple times, from my 13 year old down to my 6 year old. Both book three and four are part of this deal! Time to stock up this excellent series!
Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroy by Maureen Callahan
It’s hard not to be intrigued with the Kennedy family and all of the tragedy that surrounds them. Most of the Kennedy books are focused on the men, but this one turns it to the women. I can’t help but be interested.
Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World by Adam Grant
Over a decade ago, both Bart and I listened to this in about a week and I remember all of the great conversations we had about it. In fact, Bart recommended that his whole team at work read it as well, which is a pretty glowing recommendation, I think.
Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell
I pretty much love everything Malcolm Gladwell touches and this book is no exception.
The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan
You may be familiar with Jenny Colgan from her beloved Little Beach Street Bakery Books, but this series looks just as fun! Nina, a librarian, is so used to being a literary matchmaker. So when she moves to a new little sleepy town, she wonders if she will be able to find a match for herself.
Home Work by Julie Andrews
My girls have been really into Mary Poppins lately and so this book on super sale popped right out to me because it’s basically impossible not to love Julie Andrews.
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