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November 2024

 

Haere mai, welcome to our Audiobooks newsletter. Pop on your headphones - there's plenty of new fiction and non-fiction to listen to.

New audiobooks

Listen to the freshest audiobooks from Libby and BorrowBox, or tune into a classic tale.

New releases: BorrowBox
 
New releases: Libby
 

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Unconscious Bias on LinkedIn Learning

In this course, diversity expert Stacey Gordon Stacey explores the most common forms of unconscious bias and its implications.

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Excel Essential Training on LinkedIn Learning

Get up to speed with Excel expert Dennis Taylor as he demonstrates how to efficiently manage & analyse data in Microsoft Excel.

More about BorrowBox
 

Skip the Line with AWA in Libby and OverDrive

Reads without the wait! Skip the line and borrow a popular title for a two week loan. One title at a time, no holds or renewals.

Discover Skip the Line
 

New and Interesting

The Bone People by Keri Hulme, read by Ruby Solly [BorrowBox]

Available in audio for the first time, with narration and original taonga pūoro music by Ruby Solly, this powerful and mesmerising book tracks the complicated relationships between three outcasts: Kerewin, an artist estranged from her family and art; a mute boy called Simon, who tries to steal from her; and his tender but brutal foster father Joe.

 

Perfume and Pain by Anna Dorn, read by Natalie Naudua [Libby / OverDrive]

Clever, funny, sexy, modern, and really quite romantic. I'm keen now to read more by the brilliantly-named Anna Dorn.

"I want to smell like a Parisian It girl and sequoia trees at dusk, like Kate Moss in the '90s and a Malibu cloud."

 

uLibrary Bookclubs

Talking Books Book Club

Join the Talking Books Book Club from uLibrary. December's title is Dramatic Murder by Elizabeth Anthony.

Bookworms Book Club

Join Bookworms Book Club, uLibrary's kids audio bookclub. December's book is Midnight Swan by Catherine Fisher

 

Jim voices his own narrative: James by Percival Everett

Fee reads Booker prize finalist, James, a reimagining of Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn story told from the perspective of runaway slave, Jim

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