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Julie McDonald audiobooks

See which Julie McDonald books are available as audiobooks and where to listen — across Spotify, Apple Books, Audible, and Amazon.

About Julie McDonald

On FindMyTBR we track 44 books by Julie McDonald, 8 of them confirmed as audiobooks on Spotify or Apple Books — including Clara Brown: The Rags to Riches True Story of a Freed Slave of Central City, Colorado (Unabridged), Sedona: Beautiful Woman, Beautiful Town (Wild West History), and The True Story of Philip Johnston and the Navajo Code Talkers (Wild West History). Full availability across Spotify, Apple Books, Audible, and Amazon is below.

Books by Julie McDonald

Clara Brown: The Rags to Riches True Story of a Freed Slave of Central City, Colorado (Unabridged) cover
Clara Brown: The Rags to Riches True Story of a Freed Slave of Central City, Colorado (Unabridged)
Apple
Sedona: Beautiful Woman, Beautiful Town (Wild West History) cover
Sedona: Beautiful Woman, Beautiful Town (Wild West History)
Apple
The True Story of Philip Johnston and the Navajo Code Talkers (Wild West History) cover
The True Story of Philip Johnston and the Navajo Code Talkers (Wild West History)
Apple
The Unbreakable Dolls Trilogy: Twenty, True, Short Stories of Amazing Pioneer Women of the Southwest (Unabridged) cover
The Unbreakable Dolls Trilogy: Twenty, True, Short Stories of Amazing Pioneer Women of the Southwest (Unabridged)
Apple
Three Cheers for Unbreakable Dolls: True Stories of Amazing Pioneer Women in Arizona (Unabridged) cover
Three Cheers for Unbreakable Dolls: True Stories of Amazing Pioneer Women in Arizona (Unabridged)
Apple
Unbreakable Dolls and Unbreakable Dolls, Too: 2-Volume Set (Unabridged) cover
Unbreakable Dolls and Unbreakable Dolls, Too: 2-Volume Set (Unabridged)
Apple
Unbreakable Dolls, Too: Six True Stories of Amazing Pioneer Women (Unabridged) cover
Unbreakable Dolls, Too: Six True Stories of Amazing Pioneer Women (Unabridged)
Apple
Unbreakable Dolls: Eight, True Stories of Courageous Pioneer Women Who Helped Settle Northern Arizona (Unabridged) cover
Unbreakable Dolls: Eight, True Stories of Courageous Pioneer Women Who Helped Settle Northern Arizona (Unabridged)
Apple
"Stagecoach" Mary Fields: Montana's Legendary Pioneer (Wild West History)
"Stagecoach" Mary Fields: Montana's Legendary Pioneer (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
A Slave Mother's True Story: Aunt Rachel's Miraculous Escape (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
A Slave Mother's True Story: Aunt Rachel's Miraculous Escape (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
A Slave's Courtroom Drama (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
A Slave's Courtroom Drama (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Actors on Board (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Actors on Board (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Adventures with the Amish (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Adventures with the Amish (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Alferd Packer: The True Story of Colorado's Cannibal (Wild West History)
Alferd Packer: The True Story of Colorado's Cannibal (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Born A Slave: Moses Broyles: Beloved Pastor of the Second Baptist Church of Indianapolis, 1857-1882 (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Born A Slave: Moses Broyles: Beloved Pastor of the Second Baptist Church of Indianapolis, 1857-1882 (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Climax Jim: Arizona's Outrageous Outlaw (Wild West History)
Climax Jim: Arizona's Outrageous Outlaw (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Dorothy McKibbin: J. Robert Oppenheimer's Brilliant Hire for the Manhattan Project at 109 East Palace Santa Fe, New Mexico (Wild West History)
Dorothy McKibbin: J. Robert Oppenheimer's Brilliant Hire for the Manhattan Project at 109 East Palace Santa Fe, New Mexico (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Edith Warner and Her Tea Room in the Shadow of Los Alamos (Wild West History)
Edith Warner and Her Tea Room in the Shadow of Los Alamos (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Emily Griffith and the Opportunity School in Denver, Colorado (Wild West History)
Emily Griffith and the Opportunity School in Denver, Colorado (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
England's Legendary Mildred Cable and the French Sisters: traversing the Gobi Desert in the 1920's (Missionary Biographies)
England's Legendary Mildred Cable and the French Sisters: traversing the Gobi Desert in the 1920's (Missionary Biographies)
Not confirmed
George DeBaptiste (Madison, Indiana & Detroit, Michigan): Barber and Baker by Day, Conductor on the Underground Railroad by Night (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
George DeBaptiste (Madison, Indiana & Detroit, Michigan): Barber and Baker by Day, Conductor on the Underground Railroad by Night (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
George White, Fisk University: The Jubilee Singers and the Revival of African Spirituals (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
George White, Fisk University: The Jubilee Singers and the Revival of African Spirituals (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Honeymoon Disappearance: Glen and Bessie Hyde's 1928 River Raft Trip Through Grand Canyon (Wild West History)
Honeymoon Disappearance: Glen and Bessie Hyde's 1928 River Raft Trip Through Grand Canyon (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Irene Aloha Wright: Traveler, Researcher, International Writer of Ouray, Colorado (Wild West History)
Irene Aloha Wright: Traveler, Researcher, International Writer of Ouray, Colorado (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
L.L. Nunn: Eccentric Genius of Telluride, Colorado (Wild West History)
L.L. Nunn: Eccentric Genius of Telluride, Colorado (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Last Drink: The Almost Unbelievable But True Story of John Shaw (Wild West History)
Last Drink: The Almost Unbelievable But True Story of John Shaw (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Levi Coffin: President of the Underground Railroad (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Levi Coffin: President of the Underground Railroad (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Marguerite Brunswig Staude: Building the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona (Wild West History)
Marguerite Brunswig Staude: Building the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Mary Ann Tewksbury and The Pleasant Valley War (Wild West History)
Mary Ann Tewksbury and The Pleasant Valley War (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Mary Bickerdyke: Civil War Heroine (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Mary Bickerdyke: Civil War Heroine (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Ouray, Colorado's Evalyn Walsh McLean and the curse of the Hope Diamond (Wild West History)
Ouray, Colorado's Evalyn Walsh McLean and the curse of the Hope Diamond (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
Slave Girls on the Run: The True Story of Margaret and Susan Wilkerson (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Slave Girls on the Run: The True Story of Margaret and Susan Wilkerson (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
The Ball Brothers and Their Glass Empire in Muncie, Indiana (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
The Ball Brothers and Their Glass Empire in Muncie, Indiana (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
The Genius of Barney Ford: Escaped Slave, Entrepreneur, Activist on Breckenridge, Colorado (Wild West History)
The Genius of Barney Ford: Escaped Slave, Entrepreneur, Activist on Breckenridge, Colorado (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
The Murderous Madam: The True Story of Gabrielle "Dolly" Wiley of Prescott, Arizona (Wild West History)
The Murderous Madam: The True Story of Gabrielle "Dolly" Wiley of Prescott, Arizona (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
The Overbeck Sisters (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
The Overbeck Sisters (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
The True Story of "Johnny Appleseed", an American Folk Hero (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
The True Story of "Johnny Appleseed", an American Folk Hero (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
The True Story of Bass Reeves, U.S. Deputy Marshall (Wild West History)
The True Story of Bass Reeves, U.S. Deputy Marshall (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
The True Story of Cecil Creswell: Harvey Girl Turned Cattle Thief (Wild West History)
The True Story of Cecil Creswell: Harvey Girl Turned Cattle Thief (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
The True Story of Freed Slave Jim Beckwourth: Mountain Man, Trapper, Explorer, Chief of the Mountain Crow (Wild West History)
The True Story of Freed Slave Jim Beckwourth: Mountain Man, Trapper, Explorer, Chief of the Mountain Crow (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
The True Story of the Floradora Girls (Wild West History)
The True Story of the Floradora Girls (Wild West History)
Not confirmed
The Wright Women: The Wright Brothers' Mother, Susan and Sister, Katharine of Dayton, Ohio (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
The Wright Women: The Wright Brothers' Mother, Susan and Sister, Katharine of Dayton, Ohio (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
Tom Magruder: The Inspiration Behind Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Tom Magruder: The Inspiration Behind Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin (Heartland History: Illinois, Indiana & Ohio)
Not confirmed
William Grandstaff: Negro Bill of Moab, Utah (Wild West History)
William Grandstaff: Negro Bill of Moab, Utah (Wild West History)
Not confirmed

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