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Good to have your company, Crticket. Kindle and lending libraries are mutually exclusive. There are other devices that include a text-to-speech facility, but do bear in mind that not all publishers allow their titles to be text-to-speech enabled because they claim it will infringe their audio rights. Personally, I think that's an outrage. By definition, the facility means that the text has already been bought: text to speech is a great prompt for folks with a reading disability. Best wishes. Neil
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