June's trending non-fiction audiobooks
If you’re a fiction reader, it’s time to get real. Escapist readers get antsy when it’s time to put both feet back on the ground. No one wants to be tethered to reality, not really. But nonfiction isn’t your enemy. It’s not all bleak history and dry business books. Your carefully cultivated sense of hope and whimsy, built upon avoidance of the hard heavy facts of life, won’t be unraveled by reading nonfiction. Actually, if you pick the right book, you could discover hope and whimsy right here on Earth. Wouldn’t that be a little miracle!?
We’ve rounded up some recommendations – the hottest new titles in the nonfiction world – and all in audio format, because we know a great narrator can make all the difference. Tune in and open yourself to the possibility of being inspired and nurtured by the truth.
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The Drunken Forest
by Gerald Durrell
Listen while you peek under river rocks, peer through binoculars – go looking for animals and you’ll find adventure.
The Man Who Couldn't Wait
by Debbie Whitmont
True crime bursting with scandalous political intrigue and historic Australian significance.
Love Like This
by Natalie Bassingthwaighte
You know the voice, the face, the name – it’s Nat Bass, after all – but this is your chance to know the person herself, honestly and intimately, for the very first time.
Bush Doctor
by Damien Brown
Bush Doctor is best encapsulated by Matt Morgan: 'Reminds us that medicine is not just about saving lives, but about understanding them.’
*Title availability may vary.
It’s audiobook month after all, which offers the best excuse to listen your way through this season's hottest picks!
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Published Jun 10, 2026
Gryphon Beyerle
Gryphon Beyerle is an account manager at Libby specializing in international publisher services. She lives in Cleveland, Ohio, where she’s stuck in a Groundhog-Day-style loop of snacking, reading, and napping.
