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A Little Life (2015)

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An essential book about the meaning and value of friendship.

A Little Life was named Best Fiction Audiobook by the Audible Editors in 2015 and now it is one of the Audibles Essentials.

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The Transcendent Story follows four friends who move from their hometown to New York City. They’re all ambitious, but they’re not sure what they want to be when they grow up.

“Audible Studios recognized A Little Life’s potential as a truly remarkable listening experience from the moment we read its manuscript, making A Little Life thoroughly alive and anything but small.”

The Book Guide® Editor

At the center of the group is Jude, a brilliant lawyer who has a dark secret. Through decades of shared life, Jude’s suffering – and its impact on those he loves – raise questions about the limits of our endurance, the possibility for redemp­tion, and the meaning of friends.

A Little Life (2015) by Hanya Yanagihara

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