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Originally Posted by rcentros
I've got one Audio book, the Dean Koontz "promotional" one that they gave away free (something like "Flash Joe" -- I don't have my Kindle in front of me). I haven't listened to it yet (since I read the book, I probably won't). I don't know why, but the idea of listening to a book doesn't appeal to me, although I have sister-in-law who loves to listen to books. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places, but they seem awfully expensive to me.
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I prefer reading, too, but occasionally listen to audiobooks or dramatic readings. Yes, indeed: many audiobooks are pricey to buy (in some cases, with good reason, since they introduce an entire additional "ecosystem" whose profit targets must be met). However, Mobileread offers several resources for finding free or discounted audiobooks (as well as dramatic performances and podcasts):
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This page lists places where you can borrow modern and classic time-limited ebooks and audiobooks free of charge, or for a periodic fee. Be sure to check your local library's website too: if they have ebooks or audiobooks available, they may be your best source. You may also be interested in E-book stores, where you can purchase books and find some for free; and our page about Free eBooks.
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