January
Tamam Shud by Kerry Greenwood
The beloved author of the Phryne Fisher series turns her eye for mystery to one of Australia’s most notorious unsolved cases.
2022 Book Club titles announced
1 November 2021
Following the success of the 2021 calendar of Talking Book and Bookworms audiobook club, uLibrary are pleased to announce the calendar for 2022.
Borrowers can access the digital audiobook with no waiting list for the entire month from within the uLibrary app or via their library’s uLibrary subdomain.
Talking Books Book Club
February
The Glass Room by Ann Cleeves
DI Vera Stanhope must find a killer who has taken murder off the page and is making them real...
March
The Kingdom by Jo Nesbø
A stand-alone slice of Nordic Noir from the author of the Inspector Harry Hole series.
April
The Last Thing To Burn by Will Dean
A dark and brilliant new standalone thriller from a rising star in the crime genre.
May
Fast Track by Stephen Leather
Dan ‘Spider’ Shepherd is back in a new edge-of-your-seat novel.
June
A Matter Of Love And Death by Carmen Radtke
A cosy whodunnit set in 1930s Adelaide, perfect for fans of Agatha Christie and Ngaio Marsh.
July
Dolphin Junction by Mick Herron
CWA Gold and Steel Dagger-winner Mick Herron’s short fiction, collected for the first time.
August
Murder At The Fitzwilliam by Jim Eldridge
Join private detective Daniel Wilson in a dastardly, Victorian-set mystery set in Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum.
September
Crime Scene by Jonathan & Jesse Kellerman
A former star athlete turned coroner’s investigator is drawn into a brutal, complicated murder.
October
Present Tense by Natalie Conyer
A gripping story of mystery, revenge and betrayal that won the Ned Kelly Award upon release.
November
Golden In Death by J.D. Robb
Lieutenant Eve Dallas is in a race against time to track down a killer who could wipe out half of Manhattan...
December
Murder Most Festive by Ada Moncrieff
Wonderfully atmospheric, with charming wit and brilliant plotting, Murder Most Festive is perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, M. C. Beaton and James Runcie's Grantchester series.
Bookworms Book Club
January
Uncle Gobb And The Dread Shed by Michael Rosen
A very silly, bonkers story from one of the funniest children’s authors around.
February
Letters From The Lighthouse by Emma Carroll
A stunning wartime drama from the Queen of children’s historical fiction.
March
Moondial by Helen Creswell
A new edition of the much-loved classic story of time travel, ghosts and friendship.
April
The Storm Dog by Holly Webb
A magical wintry tale filled with excitement, adventure and warmth.
May
Saving Winslow by Sharon Creech
The heart-warming tale of a boy who saves the life of a baby donkey.
June
Trouble In New York by Sylvia Bishop
Mystery strikes 1960s New York City in a captivating crime story for younger listeners.
July
City Of Rust by Gemma Fowler
An out-of-this-world sci-fi adventure, perfect for fans of Star Wars and Wall-E.
August
The Smidgens by David O’Connell
A funny, magical adventures series perfect for fans of Terry Pratchett, Max and the Millions and The Borrowers.
September
Freddy vs School by Neill Cameron
A brilliantly funny school adventure staring Freddy, a super-powered robot.
October
How To Catch A Witch by Abie Longstaff
A spooky tale about witchcraft and ancient traditions full of spells, potions, friendship and self-belief.
November
Sisters Of The Lost Marsh by Lucy Strange
A gorgeously gothic story, perfect for fans of Emma Carroll and Frances Hardinge.
December
The Ice Garden by Guy Jones
A tale of loneliness, friendship and the healing power of love, set between the real, contemporary world and a world of ice and magic.