People Like Us Free Audiobook Download by DANA MELE

People Like Us is a fast-paced literary thriller about the lengths one will go to in order to keep their family together. This book opens with a desperate woman and her teenage daughter, running for their lives after a carjacking turns deadly. The story follows the protagonist as she navigates through wealth and privilege, trying not just to save herself but also her family.

'People Like Us' is a short story about two people who meet on a plane, each feeling as if they've had their fair share of suffering. These particular passengers are not in the same situation, and at first glance, seem nothing alike. But as soon as Casey discovers what Sarah's life has been like for the past several years, she can't help but empathize with her. Despite their differences, both women have one thing in common: they're lonely and looking for someone to befriend them.

Erin Spencer's narration is the perfect blend of emotions to make this book a must listen. Throughout the journey, feeling so conflicted I had to know what happened next.

People Like Us by Dana Mele is a novel that follows the life of a young woman named Catherine who starts college in New York City. After a number of events happen to her, including an ankle injury and her boyfriend leaving her, she finds herself stuck not being able to afford the expensive tuition for her art school classes. With the help of some friends, she manages to find employment as a tutor and go on to graduate with a degree in Fine Arts.

People Like Us is a book that's told from the perspective of two teenagers at a party. They make their way through the crowd, witnessing all sorts of interesting and exciting moments before they find themselves in the bathroom with a boy who's in desperate need of some help.

People Like Us is a story of three friends who are in the process of trying to figure out what they want their lives to be. They all seem to have it together outside of the fact that they each struggle with the day-to-day tasks, and that they each tend to avoid their problems by escaping into meaningless pleasures.