$14.99/month seems steep, but I guess it depends on how much the books cost on top of that and how many you listen to a month
You don’t have to do a membership with Libro, you can get them a la carte. Check out the sale “playlist” for sure, they update it on the first of each month!
Thank you!! My husband wants to be able to read more and audio books are his best option between his commute and working at a desk. I’ll look into all of these options 🙂
I use Playster. Unlimited audiobooks for $9.99/month. The app on an iPhone is a little buggy, but it works on my Samsung fine. There is a huge selection. I listen to 5 or 6 books each month with it.
Also, you can use it on up to three devices, so my husband and I share a log in and can listen to different books.
Hoopla. Most libraries subscribe to it and you may borrow up to 12 audio books a month depending on each library’s settings.
With libro, my indie store has a 20% off code for a la carte audiobooks, so if you don’t have you own sign up through us at http://libro.fm/libertybaybooks and use LBB20 for discount. Works on sale books too. Not sure if it will stack, but on November 25th EVERYTHING on Libro is 50% off for everyone, 80% off if you have a monthly membership. Definitely going to get all the things that day.
Correction, not everything will be 50% off, but 50 books will be. Apparently the account should be made beforehand to prevent an overload of the system as well!
I use Overdrive & borrow from the library… following for answers too
Following <3
LibriVox has thousands of older classics for free!!
Libro.fm.- supports indie bookstores!
http://libro.fm/ is a source. While audible is linked to amazon, http://libro.fm/ supports your independent bookstore.
$14.99/month seems steep, but I guess it depends on how much the books cost on top of that and how many you listen to a month
You don’t have to do a membership with Libro, you can get them a la carte. Check out the sale “playlist” for sure, they update it on the first of each month!
Thank you!! My husband wants to be able to read more and audio books are his best option between his commute and working at a desk. I’ll look into all of these options 🙂
I use Playster. Unlimited audiobooks for $9.99/month. The app on an iPhone is a little buggy, but it works on my Samsung fine. There is a huge selection. I listen to 5 or 6 books each month with it.
Also, you can use it on up to three devices, so my husband and I share a log in and can listen to different books.
Hoopla. Most libraries subscribe to it and you may borrow up to 12 audio books a month depending on each library’s settings.
With libro, my indie store has a 20% off code for a la carte audiobooks, so if you don’t have you own sign up through us at http://libro.fm/libertybaybooks and use LBB20 for discount. Works on sale books too. Not sure if it will stack, but on November 25th EVERYTHING on Libro is 50% off for everyone, 80% off if you have a monthly membership. Definitely going to get all the things that day.
Correction, not everything will be 50% off, but 50 books will be. Apparently the account should be made beforehand to prevent an overload of the system as well!
Here is the list of the books that will be 50% off https://libro.fm/playlists/indies-first
Overdrive & Public Library. For New York State residents- get New York Public Library card and access SimplyE
Random House Audio.
A lot of books are available on Youtube.