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LibriVox - founded in 2005 - is a community of volunteers from all over the
world who record public domain texts: poetry, short stories, whole books,
even dramatic works, in many different languages. All LibriVox recordings
are in the public domain in the USA and available as free downloads on the
internet. If you are not in the USA, please check your country's copyright
law before downloading.Please visit the LibriVox website where you can
search for books that interest you. You can search or browse by title,
author, genre, language or reader (and, though not yet fully developed, by
keyword), and you can look for all solo recordings by a particular reader,
or their contributions to group recordings.Our goal is to make all public
domain books, in any language, available as free audiobooks. Would you like
to help us to reach our goal? We always welcome new readers,
prooflisteners, cover artists, or simply suggestions for books to read.If
you would appreciate suggestions for books to listen to, check out our
monthly feature the staff picks where on the first day of each month, 10
books from the catalog are highlighted. You can find the list for this and
the previous months on our blog. For more information, or to volunteer,
please visit LibriVox.org.
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Librivox is a non-profit initiative to record public domain books and
release them as free audiobooks. The site boasts over 10,000 projects, with
a diverse set of titles ranging from War and Peace to Leaves of Grass to
The Dream of the Red Chamber to Anne of Green Gables.
Scribl is a great option for newer releases, with many of the books read by
the authors themselves. These free audiobooks are provided in a serialized
form, so you can listen to small chunks that fit into your commute.
Through audiobooks, you can entertain your kids with classic and modern
stories, introduce them to historical periods and situations that are
different from their own, and help them practice listening comprehension.
And if you need time to work or finish other to-dos, setting your child up
with a good audiobook can give you the space to get things done.
Beyond these beloved classics, Spotify also has a whole Spoken Word section
dedicated to audiobooks, poems, and other non-musical resources. You will
need to create a free Spotify account to access any of these items.
The Storynory podcast offers short weekly audiobooks based on folklore and
fairy tales from around the world. Popular retold tales include stories by
The Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and Aesop.
Try this Library Finder to find the library nearest to you that uses
OverDrive. If your local library does not use Overdrive, ask them if they
offer a similar audiobook platform. Most libraries do, and they will be
happy to get you set up!
Reading can be an expensive hobby. Sure, libraries still exist, but fewer
people seem to use them. Instead, many opt for buying ebooks straight to
their Kindles and iPads or, as has become increasingly popular in recent
years, tuning in to an audiobook on Audible.
The thing is, Audible isn't cheap. While $15 a month for an otherwise $20+
audiobook might seem like a steal, there are plenty of other audiobook apps
out there that are either completely free or at least much
