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Old 02-01-2016, 01:03 PM   #33
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I agree with the fiction part, although I can't gather courage to listen to anything more than 12-13 hours long. Lately I have realised that I can listen everything including history books. Technical books that have graphs and pictures and footnotes is not possible at the moment but I am sure audible supported pdfs will make it easier eventually. My only problem is it takes so long to finish. Sometimes I simply have to buy the e-book as well if I am too impatient or the book is too long to listen through
It takes a longer time to listen than to read, but it's dead time when I couldn't be reading. I just listened to Gone Girl--19 hours--over the weekend. I did grocery shopping, went to the post office, did laundry, cleaned the house. Even if I could have read the book in, say, half the time, I didn't have 10 free hours to devote to reading. And I think my enjoyment of the book was enhanced by the narrators, too.
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