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For me, the difference is being able to listen to - and finish - an audiobook, versus having dead tree sitting on the shelf and never even starting to read it.
by yuvadam 1y ago
For me, the difference is being able to listen to - and finish - an audiobook, versus having dead tree sitting on the shelf and never even starting to read it.
- matsemann 1y agoFor me it's both. Listening to an audiobook while I otherwise do a mundane task (cleaning, commuting) it makes it possible to get through books in situations where I normally would not. But some books I need (or want) to concentrate on to get the full experience. And then I don't want to spoil it by half-listening while doing something else. At the same time, I'm not really able to just sit in the couch doing nothing but listen. So then I prefer a book to actually read, otherwise I end up never getting through it.