Mummy's Boy Free Audiobook Download by J A Andrews

Mummy's Boy is a great novel that has many surprises. J A Andrews has written a book that is full of suspense, action and drama. Mummy's Boy follows the story of Tom Allenby who spends his childhood in a stately home with an abusive mother, but after an unfortunate incident involving the mother and some gardeners, Tom finally escapes from the clutches and goes on to live his life as a free man. Tom meets up with Olivia Dowd whilst working at a large antique shop and they soon fall in love and marry. The woman he married is crucial to his life, she keeps him safe and gives him the stability he deserves. However, it doesn't take long for things to change when she starts to question her

Mummy's Boy tells the story of Harry, a young boy with a single Mum and little brother. Harry is always looking for ways to please her - even if it means sticking to a strict diet that has been put in place by his teacher. One day, his friend Jacob moves into the next house over, and Harry falls in love with Jacob when he realizes that he can still eat all the things that make life worth living.

The audiobook edition of this novel was beautifully narrated by four main characters. I was really surprised to find out that all four actors were British, which made this story feel even more realistic and at the same time, so much more immersive.

Mummy's Boy is the first full-length audiobook by J A Andrews. It was released on July 9, 2011 by Blackstone Audio.

Mummy's Boy is an audiobook about a military veteran who gets to be a daddy for the first time and he has his son for two days before he is called back into service. This makes his son feel really alone, so the dad decides to take him on a road trip where they both discuss what it means to be very close in age and different from each other.

Mummy's Boy is the story of a young boy named Lewis who is neglected by his parents due to his autism and how he finds refuge in the world of the internet. When an online chat room filled with thousands of other lonely, autistic children opens up to him, Lewis becomes more confident and less anxious as a result.