Play Book Tag discussion

I found this and wanted to share it.

LibriVox is free audiobooks in the public domain. Volunteers read and record chapters of books. This is a great way to get free audiobooks for books published before 1923 which are hard to find sometimes.

Also, if you are interested in reading for audiobooks, here is a way.

https://librivox.org/

Thanks Jason. I have listened to some audiobooks through their website and found them to be well done, all things considered.

Yes, I'm listening to The Vicomte of Bragelonne (The beginning of the third book in The Three Musketeers) It's 40 hrs long over 70 chapters and I would say 90% of the readers are enjoyable to listen to. (Readers can change chapter to chapter) A few is not and you are waiting for the chapter to end. haha.

I download it. At the bottom there are download links. It's legal cause the books are all public domain. No copyrights.

Cool, I didn't know there was an app. Yes I download the (whole book zip file) link.

I listen on my phone. I use a Bluetooth while working. No problem with the questions.

I use the android app Smart Audiobook Player.

For anyone who wants additional info, here is a link for listening/downloading help:
https://librivox.org/pages/help/#1

Noting I usually listen in the web browser because my kindle hdx has limited memory. (They added the micro SD slot the following year.)

I tried a couple of Librivox books several years ago (maybe 5). I wasn’t much of an audiobook listener so I thought I’d try it. I remember that I got Dracula, and one of the narrators actually used a weird Dracula accent that was so distracting that I couldn’t finish the book.