
Project Hail Mary
The single best argument for listening rather than reading. Ray Porter turns a problem-solving novel into a performance.
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The single best argument for listening rather than reading. Ray Porter turns a problem-solving novel into a performance.

Westover's memoir of leaving a survivalist family for Cambridge, read by Julia Whelan with remarkable restraint.

Greek myth retold from the witch's side, in a narration that sounds like it is being remembered rather than performed.
We paid for 12 audiobook services and tested each one. Prices, trials and whether you keep your books.
Audiobooks.com4.5 / 530 days, 3 titles on most offersthen $14.95 / month (US)
Audible4.5 / 530 days, 1 creditthen $14.95 / month (Premium Plus, US)
Libro.fm4.5 / 5First month, 1 creditthen $14.99 / month (US)
Everand4 / 530 daysthen From $11.99 / month
Chirp4 / 5Not applicablethen No monthly fee; deals often $0.99–$5.99
Kobo Audiobooks4 / 530 daysthen $12.99 / month for 1 credit (US)
Spotify Audiobooks3.5 / 5Premium trial where availablethen From $11.99 / month (Premium)
Storytel4 / 5Typically 14–30 daysthen Varies by country
Apple Books Audiobooks3.5 / 5Not applicablethen Per title, typically $9.99–$29.99
Downpour3.5 / 530 daysthen $12.99 / month for 1 credit; rentals from about $5
AudiobookSTORE.com3 / 5Free audiobook on signupthen Frequent sales; club credit around $12.99
Libby4.5 / 5Not applicablethen FreeOur tested rankings and the head-to-heads people ask about most.
We paid for twelve audiobook services and listened through a full book on each. The apps that were actually worth keeping, and the ones we cancelled.
Cheaper, free, DRM-free and no-subscription alternatives to Audible — all tested with paid accounts. Which one replaces Audible depends on why you are leaving.
Credit plans, all-you-can-listen plans and bundled hours compared on price, what you keep, and what happens between credits. Twelve services, all paid for.
Free and low-cost audiobook options ranked by what they actually cost per book — from a free library card to $0.99 deals to the cheapest subscriptions.