ALT A hand is holding a smartphone against a warm beige background, displaying the yellow audiobook cover of The Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl by Issa Rae on the Listening Books app, with the play button and progress bar visible. Around the phone, four pink text bubbles point to the cover, each highlighting key points about the book: “Insightful stories from her family’s roots in Senegal,” “Awkward, relatable moments from Issa’s life,” “Honest reflections on identity and fitting in,” and “Funny, vulnerable, and an easy, engaging listen.” At the bottom of the image, white curved text reads “Sunday Staff Pick.”

ALT The image shows a hand holding a smartphone displaying the audiobook The Women by Kristin Hannah in the Libby app. Surrounding the phone are bright pink text bubbles with white lettering highlighting features: “A powerful tribute to unsung U.S. military nurses of the Vietnam War,” “Narrated by fan favourite Julia Whelan,” “Follows three heroic women & their wonderful friendship,” and “Evocative, immersive, and deeply moving storytelling.” At the bottom, curved text reads “Sunday Staff Pick” against a beige background.

ALT A pink watercolour graphic titled “New Book Friday” displays six book covers arranged in two rows: Words of Life by Sheree Wiggins, Miracle at St. Anna by James McBride, and The Library of Second Chances by Molly Reid - labelled “Cosy & Magical” - on the top row, followed by The Lion Above the Door by Onjali Q. Raúf, The Donor by Clare Mackintosh, and Lush! My Story by Joanna Page - labelled “Autobiography” - on the bottom row. A “Available via: Libby” note with the Libby app icon appears on the lower left.

ALT A graphic with a pink watercolour background titled “New Book Friday.” It displays six audiobook covers in two rows. Top row (left to right): “Earth” by John Boyne, “Super-Frog Saves Tokyo” by Haruki Murakami, and “Heated Rivalry” by Rachel Reid, with a note saying “Sports romance which is now on Sky!” Bottom row (left to right): “The Myth of Normal” by Gabor Maté, “Are You My Halley Hart?” by Claire McCauley, and “The Night Raven” by Sarah Painter, labelled as Fantasy. A Libby logo on the left includes text reading “Available via: Libby.”