I tend to either get them from (they house the classics from various sources) or find them... other places that we won't discuss here. I know some public library are good options, and I have yet to go that route. Does anyone else have a source they would recommend? If Audible were $2-3 per month I'd be onboard, but charging more than that for a digital copy of a person reading a book is just silly in my opinion.
Audiobook Sources
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Posted 08 March 2012 - 06:13 PM
I don't know about anyone else around here, but I like to listen to audiobooks a lot of times when either at work or in the car. I refuse to pay the ridiculous rates they try to charge for digital copies of popular/current books, but that doesn't mean I have no options I tend to either get them from (they house the classics from various sources) or find them... other places that we won't discuss here. I know some public library are good options, and I have yet to go that route. Does anyone else have a source they would recommend? If Audible were $2-3 per month I'd be onboard, but charging more than that for a digital copy of a person reading a book is just silly in my opinion.
I tend to either get them from (they house the classics from various sources) or find them... other places that we won't discuss here. I know some public library are good options, and I have yet to go that route. Does anyone else have a source they would recommend? If Audible were $2-3 per month I'd be onboard, but charging more than that for a digital copy of a person reading a book is just silly in my opinion.
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