See what other readers think
Before you commit hours to a book: how listeners rated it, the most helpful praise and doubts, friends who’ve read it, and how well it fits you.
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Open a title
Below the synopsis, What readers think shows how Audible listeners rated it (people who bought it), with the spread of stars, and the story and the narration rated separately. If you listen, the narration comes first.
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Read both sides
Why listeners loved it and What gave some pause show the most helpful reviews on each side, so you can tell whether the things people disliked would bother you. Tap a review to read all of it.
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Check the fit
Before you start a book, the top shows how well it matches your own reading, with the reason. Friends who’ve read it show with their stars.
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Good to know
Why these sources?
Audible ratings come from verified listeners and are split into story and narration, which matters for audiobooks. Friends know your taste. For more, there are links to Goodreads and The StoryGraph.
Can friends see my ratings?
Friends see your stars on books you’ve finished, unless you turn off sharing your activity in Friends. Your written reviews stay private.
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