Profound Listens: Books That Change Your Worldview

0:00On April 30th, someone on Reddit's audiobook subreddit asked would book you've listened to that still hits you deep and changes how you see things. The post blew up with folks sharing their most profound listens, and the top picks are straight fire for the mind. First up, Jacqueline Hartman's I Who Have Never Known Men Got People Talking About Isolation and What Makes Us Human. Stephen King's 112263 had listeners rethinking time travel and histories grip on us. John Steinbeck's East of Eden dies into family legacies and good versus evil, while Malcolm Gladwell's talking to strangers, unpacks why we misread. Each other, so often. Kim ligots the gray seer stirred up thoughts on girl power and survival in a brutal world. Then there's Martha Wells' Murderbot Diary Series, making sci-fi fans feel seen through this sarcastic robot's eyes. Elliott shreffers the darkness outside us and his sequel explores space isolation in human bonds. Rapping with heavy hitters like Andy Wears Project Hail Mary on solo space heroism, Gabriel Garcia Marquez is 100 years of solitude for.

1:05Magical family sagas, and classics like a gentleman in Moscow. These stories stick because they rewire your worldview, grab one and see for yourself. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.