Great audiobooks, greater impact

“this book is a good reminder to adults to try hard to remember all the ways puberty and youth are confusing and difficult for kids. Have understanding and compassion for them and help them through it. ”

Ruth • Artisans Books & Coffee

“Let me be dramatic for a second: this is the most important thriller I think you can read. Reading this in January of 2026 felt very important and heartbreaking. The writing was phenomenal, the story will grip you from the very start, and the messaging throughout it important and devastating. The audiobook is an entire production and such a great listen, as well! Please read this! Please please please! (I’m writing this while crying)”

Kate • Canvasback Books

“This is a story of abuse. And in the big picture, abusive lesbian relationships aren’t talked about enough. Lottie’s story is heartbreaking, and paints an exquisite picture of why survivors can’t leave. Why they would choose to stay and how they believe it will protect themselves and others. It was truly terrifying to read. The way Schwab talked about the changing in the eyes… horrifying. It was so. well. done. I loved this! My favorite V.E. Schwab book to date!”

Kate • Canvasback Books

“This story is so important. In a time where those in power are trying to erase these stories from history and museums, this book is so important! It will break your heart over and over again, but please read it. Eckstine has a powerful way with words and is so so talented! I still can't believe this is a debut! And the audiobook narration is spectacular! Please welcome Junie into your hearts and read this one!”

Kate • Canvasback Books

“ Not to be dramatic, but this may be the best romance novel I've ever read. I can't wait for everyone to experience this book that felt like being wrapped in a warm blanket on a winter night. There was so much love in this book, and it wasn't even all romantic love. This was hopeful and uplifting and utterly heart-warming. Jackson. Oh Jackson. My eldest-daughter heart can't help but love Jackson. Every single interaction with Jackson and his sisters had me tearing up. After meeting Jackson in...”

Kate • Canvasback Books

“Every year, it seems theres a book that captures the spirit of Daisy Jones & the Six and packages it in a new story that feels like a familiar tune. The Future Saints did remind me of Daisy Jones, and yet it was able to start on its own as a true work of art. From the very first chapter, you know you're in for a wild ride with these characters. Winstead was able to write grief in a way that felt so personal and visceral. I haven't felt the grief, loss, and confusion from a book like this...”

Kate • Canvasback Books