Alex Partridge Audiobooks

An ADHD diagnosis in adulthood is the pivot of Alex Partridge’s writing as our catalogue holds it. Now It All Makes Sense takes that experience as its subject, and Why Does Everybody Hate Me? extends the enquiry into the social bruises that so often come with it. Memoir and practical wellbeing writing meet in the same voice.

We will not go beyond what the work and its reception establish, and there is no need to. Nearly a thousand listeners have rated the ADHD memoir, which is the kind of traction that only arrives when readers recognise themselves in a book.

Partridge narrates in person, and for memoir that is far from a small thing: the pauses and the self-deprecation land as written, and a first-person account of a mind that works differently is simply more persuasive in the voice that lived it.

Start with Now It All Makes Sense, the more widely rated and the natural foundation, then move to Why Does Everybody Hate Me?, which reads as the follow-on question. Each runs under six hours, so neither asks much of your week. The audiobooks below are ready when you are.