Audiobooks with keyword LGBT
This unabridged audiobook, "The Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood Workbook," offers a supportive guide for new parents experiencing mood changes. It provides digestible information on various mood symptoms and includes chapters on attachment, managing difficult thoughts, partner support, and diverse parenting situations.
This unabridged audiobook, written by TNB specialists, provides clinicians with the latest research and recommendations for effectively treating transgender and nonbinary clients. It covers essential knowledge, skills, and awareness, including culturally sensitive interventions, appropriate communication, and ethical considerations, with updated information in its second edition.
This is the unabridged true story of Reed Peggram, a brilliant young Black scholar who fled segregated America for pre-war Paris, finding love with a Danish scholar and risking everything for freedom and dignity amidst Nazi capture and escape. Award-winning historian Ethelene Whitmire unearths this heartrending account of love and resilience in the time of war.
This is the story of a young man's struggle with his sexuality within a strict religious community, leading him to a conversion therapy program. It's a triumphant memoir about finding his true self and forgiveness, despite facing family, faith, and community pressures.
In 18th-century Puritan New England, a passionate love affair between a minister and a physician ignites a tempest of secrets and judgment. This novel explores their struggle for a future beyond societal constraints amidst religious fervor and the dawn of a new America.
This audiobook tells the story of a forbidden affair between an aristocratic teenager and a young soldier during World War I, exploring the joys and dangers of first love amidst societal judgment and the looming war. It's a tender and harrowing portrait of a young man discovering himself and risking everything for love.
A beloved character must return to her former school for aid after a darkness begins killing the living statues in the Halls of the Dead. She seeks help from her ex-classmates to stop the slaughter and uncover why the dead are so intent on increasing their ranks.
This is Ali Smith's contemporary, funny, and poetic retelling of Ovid's joyful metamorphosis. It explores love, transformation, and fluidity through modern circumstances.
A newlywed couple faces a devastating disease that transforms one husband into a violent, unrecognizable person. This bittersweet tale explores their final months together, navigating love and loss as Lyle succumbs to a virus with no cure.
Son of the Morning
Read by Indigo Brown
In this steamy paranormal romance, Galilee, a young woman raised by a powerful clan of Black women, discovers she harbors an ancient secret connecting her to the depths of Hell. As she encounters Lucifer and his ruthless prince Leviathan, her burgeoning attraction to Lucifer ignites a conflict between Hell, Heaven, and Earth. Galilee must embrace her true power amidst clashing secrets and warring factions to decide her fate.
This urban fantasy audiobook follows a middle manager in Singapore's supernatural department who must rally his unconventional team to prevent an entire city from vanishing. Expect action, humor, queer romance, and Southeast Asian mythology in this "workplace found family" story.
This award-winning novel, set in the fictional African nation of Zambuena, tells the story of Katmé, a privileged wife whose life collides with her childhood friend's art, forcing her to choose between her family and her loyalties. Described as an extraordinary exploration of loyalty, strife, and empowerment, the book tackles entrenched societal issues with a mix of compassion and fury.
This audiobook offers the first comprehensive Black history centered on queer voices, tracing the intertwined struggles of LGBTQ+ Black Americans from slavery to the present day. It highlights their integral role in both racial and sexual justice movements, countering dominant narratives and showcasing their enduring fight for recognition.
This compelling trans memoir by Avi Ben Zeev, a psychology professor, explores his journey navigating sex and dating as a trans man while reconnecting with his feminine past. Through honest humor and self-compassion, it delves into themes of identity, social issues, and the universal need to integrate one's past to fully become oneself.
All Eyes on Us
By Kit Frick
Read by Eileen Stevens, Katie Schorr
Two teens, Amanda and Rosalie, are targeted by an anonymous texter who threatens to expose their secrets, forcing them to ally against their tormentor. This thriller blends the intrigue of secrets and lies with the tension of a stalking threat.
This biography explores how James Baldwin's personal relationships profoundly shaped his life and work, drawing on new archival material and research. It delves into his connections with mentors, lovers, and collaborators, revealing how these influences fueled his impactful literary and artistic contributions.
A busy woman's life is upended when she falls for a free-spirited photographer who travels from town to town. She wonders if this connection might be enough for her to finally stay.
This is the only novel by modernist author Jane Bowles, following two upper-class women who shed their inhibitions for debauchery. "Two Serious Ladies" chronicles their transformative, anarchic journeys into a seedy underworld and isolated existence, revealing society's constraints with sharp wit.
A high schooler encounters a captivating new girl at school, sparking immediate attraction and a shared moment of mutual recognition. The narrator finds herself intrigued by the mysterious newcomer and her cryptic t-shirt.
In 1988 East Berlin, a young historian's life takes an unexpected turn after a near-fatal accident, prompting a novel that explores the complexities of perception, history, and identity. This Booker Prize nominee delves into beauty, envy, and carelessness, blurring the lines between the personal and the political.
This audiobook tells the story of Tommaso Puzzilli, a Roman subproletarian whose short life is marked by petty crime, prostitution, and a tragic sacrifice. It's also a tale of thwarted redemption and social impossibility in post-war Italy, contrasting the desperation of the dispossessed with emerging bourgeois mediocrity.
This audiobook, "Teorema" by Pier Paolo Pasolini, is an unabridged exploration of a bourgeois family's crisis, triggered by an enigmatic young visitor who awakens their deepest natures through intellectual and sexual connections. It serves as a provocative parable about the disruptive power of the sacred within the domestic sphere.
This anthology, curated by Saeed Jones and Maggie Smith, features twenty-seven writers offering poems, essays, and visual art that chart paths for action and care amidst political uncertainty. It provides diverse perspectives and strategies for finding hope and fortitude in challenging times.
This audiobook tells an unlikely love story in 1990s Kosovo between a married Albanian student and a Serbian man, exploring the unpredictable consequences and fury of their forbidden affair amidst war and personal turmoil. It's a dazzling tale of desire, destruction, and longing, intertwined with a re-created legend to reflect on their past.























