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Final Hours for 3 Months of Audible and a $20 Credit (Ends Monday Night)

by | Dec 1, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

12/1 – The deal for $20 bonus Audible credit is scheduled to end Monday, December 1st

Amazon Audible is running a promotion currently where you can sign up for the Audible audio book service for $0.99 / month for 3 months. After your trial period, it does auto-renew at $14.95 a month, though you can cancel anytime. Included in your trial, you’ll get 1 credit per month to purchase any premium selection title, plus unlimited access to a growing selection of Audible Originals, audiobooks, podcasts, and more.

On top of that, the current promotion also gives you a $20 bonus Audible credit. The current offer is scheduled to end December 1, 2025. Included in your trial, you’ll get 1 credit per month to purchase any premium selection title, plus unlimited access to a growing selection of Audible Originals, audiobooks, podcasts, and more. As an Amazon associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases.

Top 6 best travel books

Here are some of the best travel books I’ve read or been recommended, from my article The 14 best travel books that will inspire wanderlust and a road trip. Not all of them are available on Audible, but hopefully they should give you some inspiration

best-travel-books-around-the-worldAround the World in 50 Years: My Adventure to Every Country on EarthInvalid request error occurred. by Albert Podell – this was the book that for me inspired this list of top travel books. Not only does Podell share his story of visiting literally every country in the world, he does it in an incredibly humorous way. As I read this book, my wife kept looking over at me and wondering why I kept laughing! Briefly mentioned in the book is the story of Podell’s motor vehicle circumnavigation of the world in 1963, which is covered more in-depth in Who Needs a Road?: The Story of the Longest and Last Motor Journey Around the WorldInvalid request error occurred.

best-travel-books-wanderlust-on-the-road-kerouacNo list of the best travel books could be complete without possibly the original wanderlust book – On the RoadInvalid request error occurred. by Jack Kerouac. Written and originally published in 1951, it was inspired by Kerouac’s adventures with his friend Neil Cassady. The two men’s cross-country trips have inspired generations of travelers to get out and see what’s out there!

 

wanderlust-books-tears-dark-waterMoving from non-fiction into novels, The Tears of Dark WaterInvalid request error occurred. by Corban Addison is a story involving Daniel Parker and his troubled son Quentin, circumnavigating the world by sailboat. Mixed into this story is a subplot involving Ismail Adan Ibrahim, searching for his missing sister Yasmin and going against everything he was brought up to believe in by engaging in piracy off the coast of Somalia. How these 2 plots intersect and resolve makes for a truly interesting and engaging story

best-books-about-travel-happiness-of-pursuitI’ve always enjoyed Chris Guillebeau’s story, and his book titled The Happiness of Pursuit: Finding the Quest That Will Bring Purpose to Your LifeInvalid request error occurred. was one that really captivated me.  Guillebeau set out to visit every country by age 35, and the story(ies!) of how he managed to do it is one that is likely to inspire you to go after your dreams.  Or maybe I’m just a sucker for “checking things off lists” stories! 🙂

 

best-travel-books-wanderlust-other-side-heavenThe Other Side of HeavenInvalid request error occurred. by John Groberg details the true story of Groberg’s 3 years as a Mormon missionary in Tonga. Originally titled “In the Eye of the Storm”, it was also made into a movieInvalid request error occurred. starring Anne Hathaway and Christopher Gorham (which I also enjoyed).  Starting off with the 19 year old Groberg abandoned in Suva, Fiji – stuck between a boat captain insisting he leave the ship and a Fijian immigration officer that wouldn’t let him leave, this is a classic coming of age story.

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Mileage Maniac by Steve Belkin, who is one of the original miles and points people. It all started in November 1988 when he convinced 23 of his friends to all fly roundtrip flights over Thanksgiving under the name “Steve Belkin” in order to take advantage of a United Airlines triple miles promotion.

And, here are a few more of the best travel books that might inspire your next road trip

35 Amazon Cyber Monday Deals

If you’re reading this on the day it’s published (Monday, December 1st), it’s also Cyber Monday. Here are a few of the Amazon Cyber Monday Deals already available that I thought seemed interesting.

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a box with a remote control and a light bulb on it

a pink headphones on a white background

a smart watch with a gold band

a white usb port

a couple of luggage with wheels

a black rectangular object with buttons and a couple of plugs

a blue and black stroller

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a group of colorful luggage tags

a black bag with wires and cables inside

As always, you can check the Amazon Cyber Monday Deals page for upcoming deals or the current Amazon deals to see what else might interest you.

More Ways To Save Money at Amazon

Amazon often has promotions where you can get a percentage or dollar value off a purchase by using at least 1 credit card point (like Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, etc). These deals are typically targeted, but it’s a good idea to regularly check if you’re eligible, because these deals come around quite a bit. Note that it is generally a bad value to use your points to shop at Amazon, but it’s definitely worth using 1 point to save $20 – $50.

Good luck and happy shopping


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