The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

Qarie Marshall brings Benjamin Franklin to life in an audiobook that feels like a friendly chat over tea. Her voice is clear and inviting, making the often dry content of 18th-century politics and philosophy come alive. The pacing is perfect—never too rushed or drawn out, allowing listeners to absorb Franklin’s wisdom at their own pace. While the narration shines, it's the specific anecdotes about Franklin’s experiments with virtues like temperance that make this audiobook uniquely engaging. However, some sections on political theory might require a bit more context for modern listeners, which could be improved by slightly expanded explanations.