Join Audible’s “Hear for Each Other” Listening Clubs
In order to offer our listeners more opportunities to connect, we’re launching Hear For Each Other listening clubs in the US where listeners join in conversations on our Facebook page about a title we’re all enjoying at the same time.
We’re kicking off the first discussion today, April 20, with our Feel-Good Fiction club, hosted by Editor Tricia Ford and featuring Graeme Simsion’s delightful The Rosie Project.
In the weeks to come, there’ll be additional clubs to suit different listening moods. Each Friday we’ll announce the new title, and, for the following week, one of our editors will host an ongoing conversation on Facebook.
Join the Audible community, as we listen together, discuss our favorite parts of the performance, share where/how we’re listening now, and revel in the joy of experiencing—together—a great story, well-performed.
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