Audiobooks

[Freak]

What's the best source? I've always used Audible in the past. They have a good selection and the prices seem better than what I've compared them to in iTunes.

Any other sources out there worth considering?

 

[dhendri]

I use librivox for public domain works. Good way to catch up on the classics you should have read by now.

 

[YankeeVol]

Yea, it's called reading it yourself.

 

[Freak]

Yea, it's called reading it yourself.

I haven't figured out how to drive or work in the yard and read. :lol:

I think I'm able to rent audio books from the public library, but I have no idea how broad the selection is.

 

[bamacheats]

I use Audible. I haven't found anything better.

I've downloaded @ 200 books from audible and not a single one is fiction. Says a lot about my creativity. Lol!

 

[Freak]

I use Audible. I haven't found anything better.

I've downloaded @ 200 books from audible and not a single one is fiction. Says a lot about my creativity. Lol!

Yeah, I'm strictly a non-fiction guy myself.

 

[Aavoxx]

I haven't figured out how to drive or work in the yard and read. :lol:

I think I'm able to rent audio books from the public library, but I have no idea how broad the selection is.

I'm an avid reader, but I can't get into audiobooks. Driving and things like yard work are when I jam...and assault people with my terrible singing.

 

[kiddiedoc]

Yeah, I'm strictly a non-fiction guy myself.

Sorry to hijack, but since you like nonfiction, have you read Generation iY or the Scorecasting book mentioned in a recent thread? Both are very good.

 

[Nerd-Vol]

iTunes is good for the family man on the go.

 

[Velo Vol]

I use librivox for public domain works.

Thanks.

 

[YankeeVol]

I haven't figured out how to drive or work in the yard and read. :lol:

I think I'm able to rent audio books from the public library, but I have no idea how broad the selection is.

It's easy to drive and read

I just can't listen to books.