The Unbearable Lightness of Scones Free Audiobook Download by Alexander McCall Smith

The Unbearable Lightness of Scones is the second book in the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series, written by Alexander McCall Smith and narrated on by Robert Ian Mackenzie. The story features Mma Ramotswe being asked to investigate a scone murder case. Everyone is convinced that Mrs. Moffat committed suicide, but some people are skeptical as they think she was killed by her husband, Mr. Moffat, who left her for another woman. Mma Ramotswe must find proof one way or another and make sense of what really happened to Mrs. Moffat before it's too late.

For those who are interested in a book that is plenty of laughs and will make you laugh, this book is for you.

The lightness of his favorite food, the Glasgow scone, is a metaphor for how light-spirited and untroubled he feels in Scotland. But when his older brother, David, sees him as a "crazy person" with delusions of grandeur connected to geography, the author decides to leave on a trip to Africa. Whilst there he begins to write the book which becomes The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

I have never been more delighted in my life. The Unbearable Lightness of Scones is a delightful story about the search for happiness and how you can find it, no matter how big or small your circumstances. I laughed out loud many times while reading this book, and felt happy, content and optimistic throughout my reading experience. This is the perfect audiobook to listen to on a long drive or while doing chores around the house - it will make you smile from ear to ear!

Who knew that a book about scones could be so entertaining? While reading, my wife and I laughed out loud at some of the situations that occur in the story. Scones are an integral part of British culture, and you get a taste of this through the various references to tea time and scones with jam. The audiobook is available for free listening on audible.com or from the iTunes store

"The Unbearable Lightness of Scones" is a charming story about a woman and her son who, after moving to Middletown from Cape Town, find it difficult to make friends in their new home. One dreary day they come across a new bakery that has scones, which are not traditionally served with cream or jam but as an accompaniment to tea. The woman's son finally finds acceptance and happiness through the scones at the bakery. This is an amazing book just waiting to be devoured by your ears