What book should I listen to next

[ddubois]

Thus far my membership with www.audible.com has allowed me to listen to "A People's History of the United States" and "A Short History of Nearly Everything" during my commute. I'm surprised by the fact that it's taken me all month to get through these two; I guess I underestimated exactly how much time I spend in the car. Anyway, up to now, I've put these titles in my wishlist:

1984 (Unabridged); George Orwell
All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten (Unabridged); Robert Fulghum
America (The Audiobook); Jon Stewart
Black Like Me (Unabridged); John Griffin
Blink (Unabridged); Malcolm Gladwell
Crime and Punishment (Unabridged); Fyodor Dostoevsky
Den of Thieves (Unabridged); James Stewart
Freakonomics (Unabridged); Steven, Stephen Levitt, Dubner
Getting Things Done; David Allen
Getting to Yes (Unabridged); Roger, William, Bruce Fisher, Ury, Patton
How to Win Friends & Influence People (Unabridged); Dale Carnegie
In a Sunburned Country (Unabridged); Bill Bryson
Into Thin Air (Unabridged); Jon Krakauer
Learn in Your Car: Spanish, Level 1; Henry Raymond
My Life, Volume I (Unabridged); Bill Clinton
My Life, Volume II (Unabridged); Bill Clinton
Pride and Prejudice (Unabridged); Jane Austen
Sense and Sensibility (Unabridged); Jane Austen
The Case for Democracy; Natan, Ron Sharansky, Dermer
The Civil War: A Narrative, Volume I (Unabridged); Shelby Foote
The Civil War: A Narrative, Volume II (Unabridged); Shelby Foote
The Civil War: A Narrative, Volume III (Unabridged); Shelby Foote
The Da Vinci Code (Unabridged); Dan Brown
The Feynman Lectures on Physics: Volume 1; Richard Feynman
The Future for Investors (Unabridged); Jeremy Siegel
The Millionaire Next Door (Unabridged); Thomas, William Stanley, Danko
The Psychology of Winning; Denis Waitley
The Relationship Cure; John, Joan Gottman, DeClaire
Truth and Fiction in The Da Vinci Code (Unabridged); Bart Ehrman
Ulysses, Volume 1: Episodes 1-3 (Unabridged); James Joyce
Ulysses, Volume 2: Episodes 4-15 (Unabridged); James Joyce
Ulysses, Volume 3: Episodes 16-18 (Unabridged); James Joyce
War and Peace (Unabridged); Leo Tolstoy

This list may or may not convey the fact that I am not terribly interested in fiction, but more interested in improving myself and/or becoming more learned.

Also worth noting is that some of these selections are too ambitious, with regards to their length. Given what I know now about how quickly I can get through material, selecting something like My Life unabridged (50 total hours listening time) might not make sense.

Sadly, there are basically no poker books available for download.