I’d like to suggest checking out an audiobook from the current best-sellers on Audible (available via Amazon India) — for example, The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel. It’s topping the charts for a reason: it offers insightful, digestible lessons on money, behaviour and decision-making.
1. Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
The audiobook edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone brings J.K. Rowling’s magical debut novel vividly to life. Narrated in the classic British version by Stephen Fry, it transports listeners into the world of a young boy, Harry Potter, who discovers on his eleventh birthday that he’s a wizard and begins his journey at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. With a runtime of approximately 8½ hours, this unabridged recording blends charm, imagination and Rowling’s beloved characters—ideal for both children and adult listeners alike. Whether you’re hearing about Harry’s cupboard under the stairs or the journey to Hogwarts for the first time, the audiobook format offers a rich, immersive way to experience the story.
2. Too Good to Be True
Narrated by the author Prajakta Koli, this unabridged romantic comedy follows Avani, a bookstore employee whose love of romance novels makes her sceptical when someone seemingly perfect—Aman—walks into her life. With his charm, attention, and seemingly ideal nature, she wonders: is he truly as flawless as he seems? Or is this just too good to be true?
3. The ABC Murders
This audiobook version of the classic mystery by Agatha Christie features a chilling serial killer who taunts the legendary detective Hercule Poirot by leaving an “ABC Railway Guide” at each crime scene, killing victims in alphabetical order of their names and locations. As Poirot and his friend Captain Hastings race against time to decode the killer’s twisted alphabet-pattern and foil the next murder, the tension builds until a clever and unexpected revelation.
4. Mistletoe Murders 4
This instalment of the cosy mystery series follows Emily Lane, who returns to the snowy tourist town of Fletcher’s Grove and to the festive Christmas-themed shop she owns. Re-acquainting herself with the town, her ex-Sam and Sam’s new partner, Emily soon finds a mysterious newcomer from her past—and when another murder strikes, she must untangle old secrets and current danger to stay one step ahead. Narrated by a full cast including Cobie Smulders and Raymond Ablack, this holiday-themed audio original combines light humour, festive settings, and suspense for a fun seasonal listen.
5. Frankenstein
The audiobook edition of Mary Shelley’s classic novel traces the ambitious scientist Victor Frankenstein. Driven by a desire to surpass nature, he succeeds in animating a humanoid creature—but immediately rejects his creation. The ensuing tale unfolds through twisting paths of regret, isolation, pursuit, and revenge as the creature grapples with existence and the consequences of its maker’s hubris.Narrated with haunting precision (in some editions by Dan Stevens) the unabridged audio immerses listeners in the Gothic atmosphere of the Swiss Alps and Arctic wastes, emphasizing themes of ambition, responsibility, and the nature of monstrosity.
