Too busy to read? Then, try fun audio books instead. Our books editor has rounded up some great picks for the whole family…
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
A circus shows up one day out of the blue and is filled with all things magical, from a mystical cloud maze and a garden made of ice to a contortionist who can fold herself into a tiny glass box. On audio, this tale will whisk you away, and you’ll find yourself losing track of time.
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Born A Crime by Trevor Noah
Read by the author himself, this memoir is full of engaging anecdotes and details not previously revealed under the stage lights, but with just as much personality as you’d expect. It allows an intimate look into the life and times of SA’s most revered comedian. Perfect for some light-hearted entertainment.
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Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
From the first minute you put it on, this classic will pull you down the rabbit hole and won’t let up until the last words are expressively uttered by the narrator, actress Scarlett Johansson. It’s a great option if you’re travelling with the family in a car – adults will enjoy this fairy tale just as much as the kids.
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The Road To Little Dribbling by Bill Bryson
If you’re on your own road trip, you’ll be inspired by Bryson’s travels around England on a jaunt to find the kooky and crazy side of the island. From Bognor Regis to Cape Wrath, the avid traveller and observer shares his hilarious observations along the way. It’s a great remedy to get you into an adventurous holiday mood.
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams
If you’ve read the book or watched the film, you’ll know that this story about intergalactic travel with a very quirky cast of characters is a laugh a minute. Matched with Stephen Fry’s understated, but great sense of humour makes for a hilarious six hours of listening pleasure.
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