Dewey's 24 Hour Read-a-Thon discussion

Are you including books that are not in print form for your readathon TBR? Are there books or categories of books you prefer to consume in non-print formats? What was the last ebook or audiobook you finished that you would recommend to others?

Beyond the Wand by: Tom Felton and narrated by Tom Felton sparked my joy for audio books!

I have 2 audiobooks currently in progress - i won't finish either of them - but hoping to make some progress:
Operation Paperclip: The Secret Intelligence Program that Brought Nazi Scientists to America - nonfiction
The Sixth Wicked Child - thriller/suspense

I just finished up Be Not Far from Me - if you want a relatively easy YA listen - its about 6hrs - about a teenager who gets lost in the forest - i listened to it in 2 days due to some long drives

i always do more than print. I do print, e, and audio

I havent started the audio I may listen to other than one I need to restart as it's been so long, so not sure yet which it will be. Always do audio during readathons for walks, breaks, etc. Have paperbacks and ebooks also

+1 to audiobooks! Have several on my TBR for this readathon: , and

I always have an audiobook going. Right now, it's the newest from Nathan Hill (author of The Nix): Wellness. It's a doorstopper but it provides the opportunity to really get to know characters & why they are they way they are.

For the readathon, I will be reading via 3 modes - print, e-book & audio.

I have one audio book, one paperback and one in kindle format.

I don't really like audiobooks all that much, but I always make sure that I have at least one going. It's my way of making sure I get some exercise without having it cut into my reading time!

Mostly print but 1 audio I want to get finished during the day.

I usually do print and audio, but this time I have 4! ebooks