Forget diet books, fitness fads and the latest gimmick for getting ahead quick at work; 2024 is about looking after ourselves physically and mentally, putting our health first, and letting success come from inner and outer wellness.
Neurodiversity is common in the UK: around one in 100 people are on the autism spectrum, according to the National Autistic Society, while the ADHD Foundation says that one in five people live with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, OCD, Tourette’s Syndrome and others.
We asked Britain’s favourite cook and fitness sensation Joe Wicks about his new audiobook Feel Good in 15 and why it’s important to invest in your body and mind.
Put down the wrapping paper, unravel yourself from the tinsel, and leave the Christmas or holiday preparations for a moment as you escape to the wonderfully wintery worlds of our favourite festive romances.
Firing imaginations and helping children dream big – Audible supports the work of the National Literacy Trust, unlocking potential and increasing aspiration in the UK’s most marginalised communities.
In the spirit of continuous learning we asked Steven to share with us the books he’s enjoyed and been inspired by. Covering psychology and health to business and technology, read on to discover Steven Bartlett’s top listening recommendations.
We catch up with the creators of Audible’s highly anticipated Slayers, Amber Benson and Christopher Golden, on reuniting the cast of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, giving fans and new listeners a sneak peak into what they can expect when they enter the new Sunnydale…
Throughout history, women have been branded as witches by people scared of their power, confidence and independence.
Hocus Pocus, the fun film that tells the story of three witches - played in the film by Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy - resurrected at Halloween was released in 1993 and is now a cult classic. if you love magical comedy then we think you might just like these enchanting listens.
Novelist Philippa Gregory is well known for her tales of historical fiction, including those inspired by the lives of some of the best known women and events in British history. From The Other Boleyn Girl to the Fairmile series, as well as the Wideacre trilogy, a story of passion and intrigue set in the English countryside of the 18th century, Philippa often highlights the ambition and struggles of women.
Make every night like Halloween with these macabre horror book classics, with many inspiring popular movie adaptations. From Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde take the plunge into the horror genre’s earliest works.
