Lincoln in the Bardo

"Lincoln in the Bardo," the acclaimed debut novel by George Saunders, intertwines historical and invented characters in a poignant narrative that explores the depths of grief and love through the lens of President Abraham Lincoln. Set against the backdrop of the Civil War in February 1862, the story begins with the tragic death of Lincoln's beloved son, Willie, and follows the President's haunting visits to his son's crypt as he grapples with loss. Using a diverse full cast, the audiobook brings to life a supernatural realm, inviting listeners to ponder how we navigate love and mortality. Recognized as one of the best books of the year by several prestigious publications, this award-winning tale delves into the unspeakable struggles of the human experience.