History audiobooks tell readers about the past and help them understand the present. They provide insights into other civilizations' histories. Here are some audiobooks that bring history to life.
SPQR - Mary Beard
Initially published in 2015, SPQR tells the history of Rome. The author didn't use technical jargon to ensure that readers will enjoy the book. Phyllida Nash narrated the audiobook, and it shows how a slightly worn Iron Age village rose and became the undisputed supreme leader of the Mediterranean.
The Naturalist - Darrin Lunde
In this eBook, the author took a different approach by looking at the passion that the former president Theodore Roosevelt had for nature. Lunde explores how this passion paved the way for the country's wildlife conservation movement and influenced his personal development. Lunde offers an informed view on the work of the 26th president. His expertise, combined with research, make for an adventurous listen, especially when paired with Scott Brick's vocal stylings.
Twelve Years a Slave - Solomon Northup
The narrator of this audiobook is Louis Gossett Jr. The audiobook follows Northup, an African American who was born in New York. He talks about how he was tricked to D.C. Here, Northup was kidnapped and then sold in the Deep South as a slave. He was in bondage for twelve years before passing the information to his family and friends in New York. The state helped to secure his release.
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