Books – my top of the audio pops

Following on from my post about the books I have recently read, here is a list of the books I have listened to and enjoyed the most.

I give a rating out of five to each audiobook that I listen to, and this list is those that get the top mark.

Alan Sillitoe	Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Anonymous	A Woman in Berlin
Antony Beevor	Berlin The Downfall 1945
Ben Elton	Gridlock
Bill Naughton	Alfie
Bob Geldof	Geldof in Africa
Channel Four	Rising Damp Book Three
Christopher Lee	This Sceptred Isle 1702 – 1760 The First British Empire
Christopher Lee	This Sceptred Isle 55BC – 1087 Julius Caesar To William The Conqueror
David Starkey	Elizabeth
Douglas Adams & Mark Carwardine	Last Chance to See
George Orwell	Animal Farm
George Orwell	Down and Out in Paris and London
Guy de la Bedoyere	The Romans In Britain
Helen Forrester	Twopence to Cross the Mersey
Helene Hanff	84 Charing Cross Road
Jeremy Paxman	The English – A Portrait Of A People
John Lanchester	The debt to pleasure
Ken Kesey	One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Leanda De Lisle	The Sisters Who would be Queen : The tragedy of Mary, Katherine & Lady Jane Grey
Martin Amis	Time’s Arrow
Nicholas Monsarrat	The Cruel Sea
Nick Hornby	High Fidelity
Robert Goddard	In Pale Battalions
Ruth Rendell	A Demon In My View
Simon Schama	A History of Britain Volume 1
Stan Barstow	A Kind Of Loving
The Beatles	The Beatles Tapes from the David Wigg interviews
Victor Hugo	The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
Walter Lord	A Night to Remember
William Golding	Lord of the Flies