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Originally Posted by GtrsRGr8
Let's pretend that you are flat broke (not a hypothetical situation for some of us  ); have grabbed already all of the free audiobooks, that you have any interest in, from all of the familiar sources ( LearnOutLoud, et al.); and have listened to every audiobook that you have, at least two or three times. What are you to do? What are you to do?
I've had a lot of luck lately with my local library's electronic offerings. We've got a pretty good audiobook library for a rural area in the middle of nowhere. I've adjusted my audible wishlist and removed any books I can get access to in my CloudLibrary reader. Sometimes the audiobooks have "skips" in them, but it's not awful at all. The app is a lot better than it was a few years ago too. |
Thanks.
Are your local library's electronic offerings through Overdrive? I'm not familiar with the CloudLibrary reader; I'll have to do some research on it.
Some of us who are
not in the middle of nowhere don't have good funding for our library system (two libraries), either. It's shameful.