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Our favourites audio books for adults

Audio book versions of the best NZ fiction from the last few years. Perfect for a long afternoon's listening.

How to Walk a Dog by Mike White

Anyone who has ever owned or loved a dog, will relate to this. Laugh, cry, and learn some of the secrets of living with a dog

Someone's Wife by Linda Burgess

A brilliant collection of personal essays from a quietly subversive writer.

All Who Live on Islands by Rose Lu

Poignant and insightful essays about growing up as an immigrant in Aotearoa.

Lisa’s Story by Vincent O'Sullivan

Lisa and Fergus' stories are inextricably linked, though they only spent a few years together in the 1960's

The Ice Shelf by Anne Kennedy

An eco-comedy with a satirical edge that seeks to deflate pomposity and pretention amongst the nation's 'literati'

Pearly Gates by Owen Marshall

Pat 'Pearly' Gates has achieved a lot in his life but will his pride and complacency come before a fall?

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