I always thought that was a dumb viewpoint, you use the same part of your brain regardless of listening or readingI have several unread books on my shelf. This morning I almost played a few of the books, but backed out. Does anyone feel that listening instead of reading will dumb you down or make you lazy?
I doYou got spotify premium?
Not sure. That's weird.I do
I have an Audible account. This may make me cancel it if it's good value!
Tossed audible in the bushes
Did some research. In the profile click on "Your Plan". Then the 1st option says "15 hours of a month of listening...". Click on that. If you don't see this, then they stealing from you. Because it's in all plans except student plans.I do
bro libby doesn't have damn near new releases on there. spotify has audiobooks that just came out this fall for free. it tells you how long each book is too so there's no reason to pick one over 15hrs. about two books a month for no extra charge is pretty nice. probably won't last long.And why the fukk don't y'all have libby? It's damn near unlimited (like 30 books at time) including ebooks and magazines. Syncs to kindle and goodreads.
It takes seconds to get a library card and it's all free.
bro libby doesn't have damn near new releases on there. spotify has audiobooks that just came out this fall for free. it tells you how long each book is too so there's no reason to pick one over 15hrs. about two books a month for no extra charge is pretty nice. probably won't last long.
that's what i mean, even the new releases for next month and 2024 are on waitlist. the britney book is sold out on mine. i just based it off of what's on my list but now taking a look everything is looking like a waitlist, but older books from this year are available. but i agree for a free service its definitely worth having.That's wholly dependent on your library. Mine absolutely gets new releases and tons of copies. For instance, I just checked and my library has the Britney Spears audio book that came out on October 23rd, Alex Cross Must Die that just came out Monday.
Not saying it's a bad feature or addon, but it's limiting. Though handy if the library is out of copies and your book is under 15 hours.
Libby/my library literally has a whole category called new releases that have books that came out this week or all of November. Idk any library that just stocks old books not past this fall
that's what i mean, even the new releases for next month and 2024 are on waitlist. the britney book is sold out on mine. i just based it off of what's on my list but now taking a look everything is looking like a waitlist, but older books from this year are available. but i agree for a free service its definitely worth having.
I have several unread books on my shelf. This morning I almost played a few of the books, but backed out. Does anyone feel that listening instead of reading will dumb you down or make you lazy?