Last year, Audible kicked off its brand new collection of Harry Potter Full Cast Audio Editions, with both Philosopher’s Stone and Chamber of Secrets already available. My absolute favourite is next, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, which is set to release on January 13, 2026.
Each of the Full Cast Editions retails for £17.99 standalone, though you don’t actually need to spend that much to listen. Audible’s new limited-time offer gives new and returning members three months of Premium Plus for just £0.99 per month.
Anyone who doesn't currently have an active Audible membership should be eligible. That includes new subscribers as well as existing members whose subscriptions have since expired. This deal is running until January 29 in the UK, and January 21 in the US ($0.99 per month).
While that includes one credit per month, which you can use to grab any of the Harry Potter productions, or any other title in Audible’s library, you also get full access to the Plus Catalogue of thousands more audiobooks. And that includes the Harry Potter Full Cast Editions, so if you aren't fussed on owning each of the new editions, then you can keep your costs down to an absolute minimum, if you so choose to.
That means with Prisoner of Azkaban out in just a few days, you could listen to all three of the books available at a major discount. Plus, with that three-month membership, if you get your timings right (sign up by Jan. 14), you're pretty much covered for at least Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, and Half-Blood Prince as well. That's a pretty good result, in my books.
It's not just about Harry Potter either, several best-selling new and recent releases are available in an audiobook format and part of Audible's Premium Plus subscription plan.
For starters, the highly anticipated film Project Hail Mary is based on the best seller by Andy Weir. It's another personal favourite of mine, and the audiobook reading is truely marvellous, and might be one of the best ways to consume the novel. I can't spoil exactly why it's so good, but trust me, just listen and you'll totally get why!
There's also Rebecca Yarros' The Empyrean Series romantasy novels, that have consistently hit the top of the New York Times' best seller list throughout all of 2025, and they're all available in audiobook format for your pleasure. Sunrise on the Reaping, the widely popular latest Hunger Games novel that's also getting a movie adaptation this year, is also available for listening, and another popular pick for new subscribers.
If you do sign up, I'd recommend using your assigned monthly credit on an Audiobook you'd like to keep permanently, and listen to again, as you'll be able to listen at any time, even when your Audible subscription has ended.
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