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There are ways to acquire these audiobooks for free if you don't have the money right now but do put the physical copies of these books on a wishlist so once you do have extra money you still buy it.
If you still want a book every month via audible, you can sign up using these links which might help me at no cost to you(first book is free. You can start the susbcription and cancel it right away and keep the book forever):

Fiction

Non-fiction

Books that help you stay on your own path instead of following the herd

Shoe Dog → Still Reading

Amazon USA | Amazon UK | Amazon India

Was just listening to it and it helped me see my own struggles of sustaining a livelihood solely based on a youtube channel. It really helped me in that regards.

Also, it made me realize how terrible Japanese people can get. They will leave you groaning in pain on the floor and just hop past you because they are "polite". I would much rather have a panic attack in India (In fact, I did and both times two random strangers helped me to a hopital. No one asked them to. Indians struggling with money have a profound sense of helping other people and get emotional and caring.).

Archived Old Stuff

FAQs

Q.1. Do I have to read/listen the books if I have already watched the TV Series and Movies?
Ans. Yes, explained here.

Book recommendations

I do listen to audiobooks while travelling via Audible, but you can get one book free with a trail on your debit card and then refund it and keep the book forever. Here are some I recommend based on the depth of the books:

□Surface Level□

Light, breezy books. Easy to understand, quick takeaways, no effort needed. A splash of knowledge — no swimming required.

□Fiction□

Narnia: Audiobooks Books → Really really fun listen even if you're an adult.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl: Audiobooks Books → Absolutely joyous to read even for an adult.

□Non-Fiction□

Trouble making or leaving habits: The Power of Habit : By: Charles Duhigg

If you think happiness should be after success: The Happiness Advantage: By: Shawn Achor

Had a hard breakup?: Daring Greatly By: Brené Brown

Fiction but hits like Non-Fiction

~Shallows~

A bit deeper. Still beginner-friendly but with more substance and structure. You’re wading in now — still safe, but starting to learn.

~Fiction~

Harry Potter Series → About friendship and day to day life of students. Brings joys to faces. (Audiobooks by Stephen Fry is excellent. Although you can still get the physical books.)

Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption By Stephen King: Audiobooks Books →

~Non-Fiction~

For those new to listening audiobooks: Be Brilliant Every Day By: Andy Whittaker, Andy Cope

If you think you can't be a leader: Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek:

~Fiction but hits like Non-Fiction~

≈Midwater≈

Balanced depth. Real content, useful frameworks, and examples. You’re swimming — not floating, not drowning.

≈Fiction≈

Recursion by Blake Crouch → Time and memory are being weaponized. Deep sci-fi with emotional core — think Dark mixed with Nolan’s Inception or Interstellar.