Audiobooks > Books

[Mr. Manhattan]

listening to American Psycho audiobook is so damn entertaining..

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

I love reading but for a while I was driving a lot so i started buying a lot of audiobooks. Over time I actually became a fan of certain narrators. I actually began to look for books by certain ones. Any audiobook read by Tom Weiner>>>>>>>



Him doing the man in the high castle was real dope.

 

[MikelArteta]

Yeah audio books remind me of when I was in gr 2 and I had this teacher called Miss Daigle and she'd make up stories and narrate it out loud to us.

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

It all depends. Usually I prefer reading though

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

It all depends. Usually I prefer reading though

I drive a truck for work so its perfect

 

[Luke Cage]

My go to media for road trips since they last for like 12 hours, and the radio is inconsistent on the road.

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

depends on the book. sometimes i just zone out if it's too long and i'd prefer to just read it.

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

I drive a truck for work so its perfect

My go to media for road trips since they last for like 12 hours, and the radio is inconsistent on the road.

I can't focus on the story when driving I do listen to podcasts though

 

[beenz]

I prefer audiobooks cuz I can listen while I exercise or something. It's passive listening.

 

[419scam]

highly recommend this

 

[Bigbigguy]

I only like audiobooks that have guys voicing guys and girls voicing girls

David Baldacci books are generally good with those

 

[pickles]

What are some inspirational audiobooks that you can relisten to?

 

[nahnah]

Started with audiobooks a couple of years ago and i've finished more books in that time period than i had combined before

Just finished this David Harewood one

 

[EzekelRAGE]

I fukk with audio books too, even got the audible monthly thing. Got a nice stockpile of books, mostly sci fi.

Side note: My sister thinks listening to an audiobook doesnt count as "reading" them
After hearing her first say that I went:

 

[CW_1991]

Assuming the book is good, the narrator has to be on point as well.

I remember having a good time with The Dresden Files, Hyperion Cantos, American Gods, and The First Law Trilogy.

All different genres but all excellent.

Recommended all these to my homeboy in audible form and he loved them all. As well as some others I recommended.

I went through a phase some years back where I was fiendin for good audiobook content.