Even though there are some talented narrators that bring audiobooks to life, there are times when you want the writer of the book to narrate it as well. Sports audiobooks such as those on Cagebook are one of those occasions. To hear the person that actually achieved the feats that they did adds another dimension to the story. Here are some of the top audiobooks narrated by the author.
Find a Way by Diana Nyad
Diana Nyad is a true inspiration not only to swimmers, but also to those who think they cannot achieve anything once they get older. Nyad was breaking records including swimming the entirety of Manhattan in her 20s. However, when she embarked on a 111-mile swim from Cuba to Florida, she suffered several failed attempts and finally gave up swimming for more than 30 years. At the age of 64, she decided to try one more time.
Racing to the Finish by Dale Earnhardt Jr.
In his first ever authorized audiobook, Dale Earnhardt Jr. talks about his life as a NASCAR champion, and how he got there. Dealing with the pressure of racing along with long spells out of the sport with injury, this is a heart-felt account of how your life can change for the better and the worse.
Dottir by Katrin Davidsdottir
Becoming the fittest woman on Earth is no easy task, and in this book, Katrin Davidsdottir describes how she managed to achieve this feat. She talks about how it was the failures she endured during her career that drove her on to be better. You can also read the print version at Cagebook.
To find these and many other sports audiobooks, check out the collections at Cagebook.
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