Audiobooks

I'm definitely with you on the awesomeness of audiobooks.

Although these are books I read rather than listened to, if you're into self improvement I dont think you can go wrong with these.

Any Dale Carnegie book (How to Win friends and Influence People, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living, etc)
7 Habits of Highly Effective People
The Magic of Thinking Big

this is so much better to put in my ipod than random music i get tired of after listening for a day. ty and will check these out

Read these over the past few months, all pretty good if you're into language or medical history.

How Doctor's Think -JP Groopman
Brother Surgeons -Garet Rogers
The Knife Man - Wendy Moore
The Surgeon of Crowthorne -Simon Winchester

They're all non-fiction stuff I read to prepare for an exam but really interesting nonetheless. If you have trouble finding them on audiobook give me a PM I might have a few on my other PC

"Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendía was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice."


Read real literature kids.

I'd reccomend the Sherlock Holmes books, can't remember who they are read by but many of them are short and sweet (about 2 hours) and some others are longer but outstanding (The Valley of Fear).

Sherlock Holmes is great, you start reading and it's like you're in an armchair near the fireplace smoking a pipe on a rainy London afternoon, and someone knocks your door and tells a baffling mystery story that just happened to him.