July Audiobooks list and Promocode

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Gabrielle Parent-Doliner, Director of Swimmable Water Programs
July 21, 2017

A beach bag should always include a good book. There is nothing like sitting on a towel after a swim and diving into a great piece of writing. We’ve put together a July Audiobooks list to help keep your beach bag well stocked.

Our sponsor, audiobooks, wants to help keep you stocked with great summer books for the beach with this promocode: SWIMGUIDE

Happy listening!

July Audiobooks List

Norse Mythology
by Neil Gaiman

Hunger: A Memoir of my Body
by Roxane Gay

Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race
by Margot Lee Shetterly

Theft By Finding
by David Sedaris

Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are
By Seth Stephens-Davidowitz

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Playa	Ubicación	Calidad de Agua
Hammonasset Beach State Park Madison, Connecticut	Madison, Connecticut	Estado Histórico
Attawan Beach East Lyme, Connecticut	East Lyme, Connecticut	Estado Histórico
Burr Pond State Park Torrington, Connecticut	Torrington, Connecticut	Estado Histórico
Black Rock State Park Watertown, Connecticut	Watertown, Connecticut	Estado Histórico

Tendencia cercana

Playa	Ubicación	Calidad de Agua
Hammonasset Beach State Park Madison, Connecticut	Madison, Connecticut	Estado Histórico
Attawan Beach East Lyme, Connecticut	East Lyme, Connecticut	Estado Histórico
Burr Pond State Park Torrington, Connecticut	Torrington, Connecticut	Estado Histórico
Black Rock State Park Watertown, Connecticut	Watertown, Connecticut	Estado Histórico

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