#Audiobook Subscriptions

[netbookflix1]

Audiobook Subscriptions: Unlocking Access to a World of Stories

The rise of Audiobook Subscriptions also reflects a shift in how people consume literature. By choosing a subscription model, listeners can engage with a broader range of authors and stories, enriching their experiences and expanding their knowledge.

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[c-kiddo]

Robin Wall Kimmerer narrates the audiobook version of Braiding Sweetgrass, highly recommend that if the book becomes a struggle :) she has the most lovely voice and it’s nice hearing her narrate her stories

aw , thats cool :' ) thank u for suggesting, i always forget about audiobooks because buying/streaming them online and stuff feels weird. like £6 is too much for an audio file thing to me . but ill look for interviews or something, i think especially her talk at the royal botanical gardens which is on youtube !

[godblooded]

….fucking Spotify requires you to buy more fucking audiobook credits????

[joyful-patient-faithful]

Local libraries getting rid of physical medias such as newspapers, magazines, cds, dvds, and audiobooks is turning experiencing art into a privilege instead of a right but I don't think you guys are ready for that conversation

[possession1981-moving]

i’m starting julia fox’s book

[sniffanimal]

borrowing ebooks/audiobooks I already owned on Kindle/audible from the library as praxis

[kimabutch]

One small thing anyone can do to make their book recommendations more accessible is check really quickly that the book is also available as an audiobook, and make a note of that. It really sucks to be hyped about a book only to find out that it’s going to be difficult or impossible for you to read!

[glassamphibians]

they say this like its a lot but that’s the average length of one (1) fantasy audiobook lol two litfics if ur lucky

[lesbienneanarchiste]

That Time Of The Month usually refers to menstruation but for me it's the day(s) my mom decides to tackle the bills in the most passive-aggressively confrontational way and my dad decides to be the most inefficient whiny martyr on earth who acts like we're oppressing him by asking questions about what charges are bc he doesn't tell anyone anything even tho he is not the one doing the bills every month.

[elibeeline]

(Are Sarah J Maas and Colleen Hoover problematic and, on a completely definitely unrelated note do spotify audiobooks profit the author?)

[2003toyotaprius]

fuck yeah I got the Death and the End for free, can't recommend milking off Amazon enough

[singull]

i am so close to being free from whale weekly.

[toastedcinnamonflakes]

Finally found an app that lets me listen to Norwegian audiobooks 😭✊

[lesbienneanarchiste]

Going on a library ban effective immediately. Once I finish/return the books I currently have borrowed, I'm not getting anymore so help me gd. It is so stressful to me to have this many unread books in my home that I avoid looking at my shelves and therefore only read library books/audiobooks from Libby. Libby is included in ALAB (All Libraries Are Banned).

[picturebookshelf]

You don't know how grateful I am when blogs like this actually let us read the stories and don't just post the covers, thank you for that. I don't have a lot of picture books anymore but it still feels good to have any way to read them. I'm not an age regressor, I just come here because some of me mentally is still a child and that part finds these silly and amusing. I also kind of struggle to read (rarely do anymore is why, it's attention span stuff) so it's really nice seeing books that appeal to me that I can read

This sort of message makes me so happy! I'm glad people are enjoying this blog, in whatever capacity that appeals to them, especially if you like the stories themselves (❁´◡`❁) there's so many amazing picture books out there and I want to throw them at people and make everyone love them! (tho rip tumblr's image limit... i can rarely post a full story just a few pages;;;)

I'm not an age regressor either -- actually I didn't even realise that was a community that existed until I created this blog, but I'm under the impression that a few now follow me (hi!) -- I just really enjoy children's literature!

Also, re reading difficulties: I feel you! University kinda destroyed my ability to sit down and read books for a while, and kidlit is actually what helped me rebuild that skill, another reason I have a big soft spot for it (‾◡◝) I seriously encourage popping down to a local library and grabbing picture books or chapter books to read. There's some absolutely stellar children's lit out there, old and new at all levels, with great stories that are short, sweet, and move at a good clip. Great for people that like reading but don't have the attention span for a big novel!

(also no pressure but if you or anyone else happens to have picture books that you love and want to submit pictures of them, I'd love to see them! seeing the soft, worn books from someone else's childhood? seeing what makes other people feel all happy and nostalgic? absolutely the best thing ever)

[bereft-of-frogs]

I’m not like thaaaat close to finishing fallen star but it is getting there so I’m trying to set up midnight horizon so it doesn’t wash me out again and I am STRUGGLING to find an audiobook. It’s not at my current library, not unlocked on Spotify, at my old hometown library network it’s there but has a 2 week wait time, and it’s $5 more than the others on apple for some reason??? Argh why

Also: I was momentarily gratified because it’s average rating was a full star less than all the others in the series but then I saw the low comments are all ‘why does this have to be WOKE’ no not like THAT goddammit