History audiobooks inspire readers with historical events and legends. They help you understand the past and know how to live in the current world. Let's take a look at some of the best history audiobooks.
Anthony Doerr's All the Light we Can’t See
Zack Appelman excitingly narrates about World War II. The award-winning book circles around young and blind Marie-Laure and a young orphan called Werner. The boy is obsessed with radio; this passion lands him a position at the Hitler Youth Academy. The book talks about the horrifying war and the beams of hope that shine through it.
A Thousand Ships-Natalie Haynes
They say this is a woman's war. The storyline of this audiobook is about the Trojan War. It's narrated from the perspective of women and goddesses who feel their voices have been oppressed for the longest time. The women in the war suffer massive consequences in the bid to gain a voice.
Nothing Ventured -Jeffrey Archer
The story is about William Warwick, a detective in the Metropolitan Police Force. He goes against his father's desire to be a renowned barrister. You will be eager to listen to how he handles his first case in this engaging audiobook.
Memoirs of a Geisha -Arthur Golden
Set up in Japan in the World War II era, Bernadette Dunne narrated the audiobook story. The audiobook tells a story about a young girl who was sold into slavery to be a sex worker.
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