You're listening to All the More Books, a weekly show about books of all kinds.

I'm your host, Vanessa Diaz, and this Friday, May 15th, I am here to tell you about two fantastic

books that might sound familiar to you if you listen to the main show. Recently, last week, I am here to tell you about two fantastic books that might sound familiar to you if you

listen to the main show. Recently, last week, I think, I talked about how I was currently reading

both of these books. I have now finished them and they're fantastic. So that alone is a great

reason to want to tell you more about them. But the other reason that I've chosen to talk about them

today is because they both happen to be fantastic on audio. And I swear, as I said in a recent newsletter send of Latinelette, there is a bad take

troll out there who has a regular calendar reminders set up to just go start some stuff on the

internet. And one of those takes that I swear just comes up with this regular cadence is whether

or not audiobook count as reading. And I don't know why the bad take troll chose the psychologist from Law & Order SVU to deliver that message this time around. If you are confused, go take a little browse on threads. But the long and the short of it to not spend any more time on him is, yes, of course, audiobooks count as reading. They always have. They always will. Knock it off with this really old argument. And so on that note, I want to tell you about these two

fantastic audiobooks that are great, regardless of how you read them, but I can absolutely

vouch for on audio. So before I go into both of those with a little more depth, let's hear from our

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