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Sorta related to this topic, I'd suggest giving audiobooks a chance! They're definitely not for everyone, but I've become a huge fan. Every time I need to drive
by TheAceOfHearts 11y ago
Sorta related to this topic, I'd suggest giving audiobooks a chance! They're definitely not for everyone, but I've become a huge fan. Every time I need to drive somewhere or I have to clean around the house, I play an audiobook.
They're also great if you lead a sedentary lifestyle (e.g. in front of computer all day). Reading books will probably necessitate more sitting around, but with audiobooks you can be a little bit more active and go out for a jog or walk.
- tedmiston 11y ago+1 audio books For me, I can digest one much quicker than reading. I got a few from Audible this year. The content is great, but their one size fits all credit system is archaic. I would love to see a Spotify-like audio book subscription service.
- TheAceOfHearts 11y agoI'm subscribed to Audible as well; I generally like it. The 2 credit per month plan covers my needs pretty well. In some occasions I've had to buy extra credits, but it still ends up being much cheaper than buying individual audiobooks. It definitely pushes you to strike a balance between longer and shorter books, though. It's kinda crazy that a 4-hour story like The Magic Goes Away and a a 50-hour novel like A Dance with Dragons both end up consuming 1 credit.