Audiobooks

If you're looking to make changes in your life, "The Four Agreements" is an excellent place to start. The book is all about personal growth and offers a set of powerful guiding principles that can help you transform your life for the better.

Would you follow a group of misfit dragons to the ends of the earth, in search for a city that may never have existed? Thymara, Alise, and Leftrin have nothing to lose - and a great deal to gain. Robin Hobb's Rain Wild Chronicles offer something for every reader; and of course, lots of dragons!

If you woke up one morning with no memories of who you were, but discovered you had extraordinary abilities, would you become a hero...or a villain?

Odd Apocalypse is book 6 in the Odd Thomas series. It takes the series in a much different direction from where it had gone up until this point. Good, bad, or indifferent, it is not like the others.

Forever Odd is the second book by Dean Koontz, in the Odd Thomas series. Dean Koontz is one of my favorite authors, and I think his work on The Odd Thomas series is some of his best.

Too many big publishers are putting out material with bad proofreading jobs.

The E-Myth completely and profoundly changed the way I view my business just a few years ago. The rest, as they say, is history, and I now understand how to be a business owner.

Red riding hood is not just another story about good defeating evil. It is also great material for historical and social studies.

Well known story about the sleeping beauty has many variations and sometimes pretty surprising interpretations. It is probably the most important truth about the origin of fairy tales too.

Over 30 years old, the Sibley and Bakewell production of the Lord of the Rings starring Ian Holm as Frodo is, in my opinion, the greatest adaptation of Tolkien's epic ever attempted. Here's why.