For 26 years I drove for UPS and must have listened to 100 audiobooks per year. Now I'm retired, wrote my own Novel and turned it into an Audiobook. I posted the full length version for others to listen to for free, and I hope you enjoy my story if you are an audiobook listener. The Fix-it-Shop by Friedrich Wilhelm is the name of my Audiobook. Be alert while driving, I've witnessed too many terrible accidents over my 26 years as a commercial driver.
It is a great thing that you took the time to give the world a book. I would like to post a book for people to read. The video would be just to introduce the book. The book would be posted below the video. I will not know if that is possible until I try it. Has anyone actually tired that?
Hello Wolkify ! I am a french writer who has freely chosen to give away every audible rights of my books when i am still alive and well ! My skills are crime novels and old fashioned humourous radio drama. I have found a wonderfull reader and by that way of doing, I have been able to conquer new listeners and NOT ONLY disable people. I am glad to be a company for a lot of artists - painters - long-distance-drivers, nurses, night-stand jobs... The reading always adds a dimension. Today, when everything is on tape - thanks to AUDACITY, another great-generous project - it is possible to put a lovely music introduction, sounds, thank to the artists who share their composition. Am I stealing myself in sharing my work freely as I do ? NO ! On the contrary ! I feel very... content ! MONEY is NOT everything ! Enjoyed your video very much. Good work !
I gave up on reading which I loved due to health issues...and switched to audio books. I have to spend a lot to buy those books. Thanks for your information....very helpful
If you live in the U.S., your local public library may have an audiobook collection, free with your library card. If your local town is small and it does not offer this, check out the next larger county and they might. I have to pay an annual fee to use a public library which is not in the county I live, but in three books, the fee equivalent is paid.
I love reading but, I am an auditory learner, and rather skilled instrumentalist. In college I used to record my own voice on a recorder reading my study notes, then play it back to myself in the car or before bed to help me memorize things. I have to admit that listening to an audiobook is actually more efficient for me than actually reading it, in terms of retention. Thank you for this.
Has just started listening to audio books on TH-cam about a year ago as new truck didn't come with a cd/mp3 player. Until then had bought them. Has 4 floor to ceiling bookcases filled with books on tape, cd and mp3. As a long distance truck driver books help keep me awake and safer while driving.
If you want to donate some, hospitals and nursing homes would love to have them. I'm a retired truck driver myself and these kept me awake and entertained through literally thousands of miles cross country.
@@kathybroome7310 is actually planning on going through all of them to do that. Was thinking of the CNIB as blind people would have access to books that way.
So basically you're saying, how to find, hard to find copyrighted audiobooks on youtube is to simply search for the audiobook that you're looking for in the search bar and that's how to find them? Very helpful, thanks 🙄
Other considerations are audio book summaries, for many books can easily be summarized Most of these are extended articles and blogs "fatten up" to book length via "war stories" Also, searching on the author will find extended talks by the author on a book This provides an insight into if hearing/reading the full-length version of the book would be worth the time
Great information! Thank you for sharing. I see a retired UPS driver commented who is like me, driving for a living allows one the luxury to listen during your work day. I've been listening to my favorite podcaster initially but now have moved on to audiobooks. I highly recommend Matthew Perry's memoir if you can get your hands on the recording of him reading it (hint: torrent). It's a really good, sometimes heartbreaking listen.
I've been trying forever to be able to get American gods. Tried downloading the epub and using speech to text but the robotic voices are quite irritating. Never considered simply searching for an audio version on TH-cam and it worked haha. Thanks
There's no trick to finding audiobooks on TH-cam, the trick is to find the _good_ ones. I wish someone would compile a list of classic books read by professional actors, preferably British - because they're the best! But I'm afraid my idea of a classic is a little different from the guy in this video. Edit: I ended up compiling the list myself if anyone's interested. th-cam.com/play/PLNuUrOtihUzmKUqdOFrmqUOP9nsUBwlb9.html
Check out your local public libraries because a lot of them have audiobooks to check out, free with a library card. My library does not have audiobooks because it is a tiny little town, so I drive to the next larger town north, which has a HUGE audiobook collection. Since I am not from that county in the U.S., I do have to pay an annual fee. It runs around $35 a year and up which is still much cheaper than other avenues.
Idk, the first time I read Macbeth I was opened up to a whole new way of reading. I had read poems before but a full story in poetic fashion with a rhyme scale and undeniable rhythm. Reading Shakespeare is like tasting a Michelin star restaurants best dish more than just good an unforgettable experience. i totally understand listening to Jane Eyre's or Herman Melville's work they can be dry until you get to some more juicy or exciting parts of them. I recommend that people read Shakespeare's plays.
Making me think that audiobook channels have the potential to enhance the listening experience for their audiences by offering a better descriptions of titles, improving audio quality, and streamlining navigation. Also it would be great to see more collaborations that can benefit all.
Don't forget there are a lot of current authors that are uploading their own works. Stephen King has many books on YT & when you read them, the monetization is donated to a charity. Excellent video but you didn't mention that you can search by the author's name to find current authors. You can also search by genre/subject such as " mystery books". I love YT books. When my library's audiobook is ck'd out, I often find them on YT with no wait. Happy "reading"
I'm amazed that it isn't pointed out that there is a totally FREE source of audiobooks without the hassle of doing anything on the internet. There's a place in your local community (unless you town is small) where you can borrow an audiobook for FREE. Besides paper books, they have at least a shelf or several (especially in larger cities) of audiobooks you can borrow for 3 or 4 weeks. Many of these places now let you borrow audiobooks online also, if you wish to use the internet to borrow them. Have I given enough hints what these places are called?
I used to check out tons of digital audio books from my library but thier inventory is much smaller now. They used to have 100s in certain genres but now they literally have 1.
Yeah, books is still their strong suit, but audiobooks? Kinda hard to get, specially with the newer ones. Recently, I checked five different libraries for a specific audiobook, to no avail
@@sanriochica333 @Xanderall Your local library can also do inter-library loans if they are on the national network of libraries. If it appears anywhere in the country they can get it sent to your local library where you pick it up. I did this with "Earth Abides" and got it from some library out east. The return time is usually shorter than usual.
You don't even have to go there anymore either. Many are downloadable through the library with your library card. They are downloadable to a computer or your cell phone.
Thank you for great tips in finding audiobooks. I do a lot of counted cross stitch since I retired and audiobooks are just wonderful to listen to while I stitch or on my walks.
I listen to audiobooks while driving. As a writer now, I decided to upload several of my books for people to listen, share, or download for free. So far, I have uploaded two and more to come. Leave me a comment. I hope you learn something new you didn't know before.
I hate it when people make reading a book seem like work. It is supposed to feel that way when your in primary school before high school. At first most people hit that wall where they find they read a page and feel like they read nothing. That's normal. What you do is stop, and now read one sentence at the top of the page. Stop. Ask yourself what you just read Go on to the next sentence and repeat that process. If you stick with it you will find you wont have to use this technique for long as your comprehension will simply begin to kick in intuitively. There thats the advice I was given many moons ago in my late teens as I too was struggling. And if you cant do that then go play video games, go hit a bong, go spank it but above all go away. You will probably remain this way all your life. Lol. If you font enjoy reading you will not do it. It's an acquired appreciation. It comes by doing it, which means pushing your way through your first couple of books. But if you get it, you feel the click and you start to glide you will feel so glad for it. What's it like? It's like my senior year in English Literature class . We were given Fahrenheit 451 to read one unit. After I applied the one sentence at a time technique I got so into it , i turned around and read the book a second time just for fun in my free time. To watch libraries finally be removed is going to be depressing. I hope it never happens. They represent a good thing that may be disappointing. 😪👎
I wish I could find more kids books narrated by Roger mcgough. He does the Eric carle animated books but those are so few and my twins fall asleep to his voice
Wait. The book might be public domain, but not the newer audio reading. Greatest Audiobooks Audiobooks Librivox Ok, these are all old books. Very easy to get as a download on YT or from the library so :p no help here.
uTube always takes off full audiobooks as soon as I find them as fast as I find them. They play games with their viewers and I am so tired of dealing with this
I’m pretty happy that there are folks like this to remind people of the classics, but why not include in the title that this only applies to works in the public domain? There are ways of easily getting copyrighted works downloaded if you prefer to cheat artists out of their due and those are only a second step beyond searching TH-cam. I’m guessing a lot of the traffic here is people looking for a steal. Literally. 😮 Be well, even to the thieves and fraudsters.
i think we should structurally change copywrite. it is totally outdated and exists to serve the wealthy publishing companies and stifles freedom of information and knowledge
thanks for this vid, I have been a major audiobook fan for about 15 yrs.. I have 3 different city library cards, so I can have over 75 bks cked out at a time... I haven't had a TV that entire time..
That goes for every genre. Based on reviews, a "good" or "really good" narrator is very subjective. I'll see half love a narrator and half hate them. This goes for the free, paid, classic and contemporary audio books I've come across. On Audible and on other sites. I don't think there's any way to avoid bad narrators, or guaranteeing good ones.
'mm audiobook' in search will also reveal thousands of Queerfiction titles. I recommend Whyborne & Griffin - its great paranormal and world building set in the late 1800s
I find it difficult to listen to the LibriVox books because the readers are too monotone. There are some good readers, but most lack energy and might as well be AIs.
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For 26 years I drove for UPS and must have listened to 100 audiobooks per year. Now I'm retired, wrote my own Novel and turned it into an Audiobook. I posted the full length version for others to listen to for free, and I hope you enjoy my story if you are an audiobook listener. The Fix-it-Shop by Friedrich Wilhelm is the name of my Audiobook. Be alert while driving, I've witnessed too many terrible accidents over my 26 years as a commercial driver.
I listened to The Fix-it Shop this week, and enjoyed it.
It is a great thing that you took the time to give the world a book. I would like to post a book for people to read. The video would be just to introduce the book. The book would be posted below the video. I will not know if that is possible until I try it. Has anyone actually tired that?
@@DownhillAllTheWay Thanks Mike. Appreciate you taking the time to listen to my story...Freddy.B
I literally am starting this book today!! I work nights by myself after a certain time so I listen to audiobooks galore.
@@AlbaMichelle thank you... hope you enjoy my story.
How to find a audiobook on TH-cam? Search the title and audiobook. I WOULDVE NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT THAT
😂😂😂😂
I'm dead lmfao. That's the very first thing I thought when reading the title of this video. 😆 🤣 😂
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Audiobooks
I have found some in audio books on you tube ..
Hello Wolkify ! I am a french writer who has freely chosen to give away every audible rights of my books when i am still alive and well ! My skills are crime novels and old fashioned humourous radio drama. I have found a wonderfull reader and by that way of doing, I have been able to conquer new listeners and NOT ONLY disable people. I am glad to be a company for a lot of artists - painters - long-distance-drivers, nurses, night-stand jobs... The reading always adds a dimension. Today, when everything is on tape - thanks to AUDACITY, another great-generous project - it is possible to put a lovely music introduction, sounds, thank to the artists who share their composition. Am I stealing myself in sharing my work freely as I do ? NO ! On the contrary ! I feel very... content ! MONEY is NOT everything ! Enjoyed your video very much. Good work !
I gave up on reading which I loved due to health issues...and switched to audio books. I have to spend a lot to buy those books. Thanks for your information....very helpful
Glad I could help!
Same here!
If you live in the U.S., your local public library may have an audiobook collection, free with your library card. If your local town is small and it does not offer this, check out the next larger county and they might. I have to pay an annual fee to use a public library which is not in the county I live, but in three books, the fee equivalent is paid.
This is a great video on many other ways to get free audiobooks! Good luck! th-cam.com/video/hGviNlsmsUQ/w-d-xo.html
Try the library
I love reading but, I am an auditory learner, and rather skilled instrumentalist. In college I used to record my own voice on a recorder reading my study notes, then play it back to myself in the car or before bed to help me memorize things. I have to admit that listening to an audiobook is actually more efficient for me than actually reading it, in terms of retention. Thank you for this.
I did the same thing to study.
Thank you! You explained why audiobook collections disappear overnight!❤️
Thanks for being a legitimate source for public domain audiobooks!
I'm glad to hear the books are public domain. Authors need to eat too.
Has just started listening to audio books on TH-cam about a year ago as new truck didn't come with a cd/mp3 player. Until then had bought them. Has 4 floor to ceiling bookcases filled with books on tape, cd and mp3. As a long distance truck driver books help keep me awake and safer while driving.
If you want to donate some, hospitals and nursing homes would love to have them. I'm a retired truck driver myself and these kept me awake and entertained through literally thousands of miles cross country.
@@kathybroome7310 is actually planning on going through all of them to do that. Was thinking of the CNIB as blind people would have access to books that way.
So basically you're saying, how to find, hard to find copyrighted audiobooks on youtube is to simply search for the audiobook that you're looking for in the search bar and that's how to find them? Very helpful, thanks 🙄
He's not saying that at all, he gave us a ton of information on other channels, that have free books, which I for one never heard of
OEW get on you with all the world's hardest questions sorted and shit, best wishes 🙏
HAHAHAHA MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY::: "IT CAN BE A LITTLE TRICKY" IF YOU*RE A MORON THAT IS:::
Lol you didnt have to do him like that. This is a informative video.
@@michelle1986dozier There was nothing informative about it. That's the point 😂
He makes great point about hard to read classics, especially books like The Odyssey and The Iliad with all those Greek names.
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Other considerations are audio book summaries, for many books can easily be summarized
Most of these are extended articles and blogs "fatten up" to book length via "war stories"
Also, searching on the author will find extended talks by the author on a book
This provides an insight into if hearing/reading the full-length version of the book would be worth the time
You saved me more hours of searching for a plethora of fabulous books to listen to in one place, Thank You!
Great information! Thank you for sharing.
I see a retired UPS driver commented who is like me, driving for a living allows one the luxury to listen during your work day. I've been listening to my favorite podcaster initially but now have moved on to audiobooks. I highly recommend Matthew Perry's memoir if you can get your hands on the recording of him reading it (hint: torrent). It's a really good, sometimes heartbreaking listen.
I've been trying forever to be able to get American gods. Tried downloading the epub and using speech to text but the robotic voices are quite irritating. Never considered simply searching for an audio version on TH-cam and it worked haha. Thanks
Great, I am the author of free audiobooks, thank you for sharing this with us, and hope that audiobooks can serve more people
Thank You 😁
There's no trick to finding audiobooks on TH-cam, the trick is to find the _good_ ones. I wish someone would compile a list of classic books read by professional actors, preferably British - because they're the best! But I'm afraid my idea of a classic is a little different from the guy in this video. Edit: I ended up compiling the list myself if anyone's interested. th-cam.com/play/PLNuUrOtihUzmKUqdOFrmqUOP9nsUBwlb9.html
Thank you! for the awesome playlist!
Bout to check your link! ❤
Those free public domain audiobook channels are going to carry me through AP Lit
I like this guy. I think he’s cool and super knowledgeable
much appreciated 🙂
Check out your local public libraries because a lot of them have audiobooks to check out, free with a library card. My library does not have audiobooks because it is a tiny little town, so I drive to the next larger town north, which has a HUGE audiobook collection. Since I am not from that county in the U.S., I do have to pay an annual fee. It runs around $35 a year and up which is still much cheaper than other avenues.
Thank you, i do not have the patients for reading a hard copy book, i think these will be better than watching tv as i do my crafts at night
That’s the beauty of hard copies…it teaches you patience and the ability to concentrate and focus on one task
I've been listening to audio books for 30 yrs. while I crochet and do my housework and gardening.
Tony Robins’ book, Awaken The Giant Within, helped me change my life back in ‘93. I Highly Recommend this book.
Idk, the first time I read Macbeth I was opened up to a whole new way of reading. I had read poems before but a full story in poetic fashion with a rhyme scale and undeniable rhythm. Reading Shakespeare is like tasting a Michelin star restaurants best dish more than just good an unforgettable experience. i totally understand listening to Jane Eyre's or Herman Melville's work they can be dry until you get to some more juicy or exciting parts of them. I recommend that people read Shakespeare's plays.
New subcsriber. I use the Libby app. Saved my sanity since I couldn't physically go to the library during the pandemic! Thanks for the info.
Thank you! This was a gift for a beginner like me, and you're a genuin book lover, no doubt. 💕
This is a great video on many other ways to get free audiobooks! Good luck! th-cam.com/video/hGviNlsmsUQ/w-d-xo.html
It’s quite fun to have someone read to me, a book I have in my hand at the same time! 📚
I've read some of the Bible that way.
The ad for Audible at the start of this video was the cherry on top!
Making me think that audiobook channels have the potential to enhance the listening experience for their audiences by offering a better descriptions of titles, improving audio quality, and streamlining navigation. Also it would be great to see more collaborations that can benefit all.
Don't forget there are a lot of current authors that are uploading their own works. Stephen King has many books on YT & when you read them, the monetization is donated to a charity.
Excellent video but you didn't mention that you can search by the author's name to find current authors. You can also search by genre/subject such as " mystery books".
I love YT books. When my library's audiobook is ck'd out, I often find them on YT with no wait. Happy "reading"
I'm so happy to stumble upon your channel, I love books so.much , I get a headache if I don't read a book in 5 days .
Thinks for the help. I have to be doing 2 things at a time. Free audiobooks. Love my classes. ADHD suck some times when it comes to reading.
Thanks for helping me find free audiobooks!
I'm Reading Beyond The Path: A Buchenwald Survivor's Story By Eugene Weinstock
Thank you so much for this video. I simply do not have time to read nowadays. Great find.
I'm amazed that it isn't pointed out that there is a totally FREE source of audiobooks without the hassle of doing anything on the internet. There's a place in your local community (unless you town is small) where you can borrow an audiobook for FREE. Besides paper books, they have at least a shelf or several (especially in larger cities) of audiobooks you can borrow for 3 or 4 weeks. Many of these places now let you borrow audiobooks online also, if you wish to use the internet to borrow them. Have I given enough hints what these places are called?
I used to check out tons of digital audio books from my library but thier inventory is much smaller now. They used to have 100s in certain genres but now they literally have 1.
Yeah, books is still their strong suit, but audiobooks? Kinda hard to get, specially with the newer ones. Recently, I checked five different libraries for a specific audiobook, to no avail
@@sanriochica333 @Xanderall Your local library can also do inter-library loans if they are on the national network of libraries. If it appears anywhere in the country they can get it sent to your local library where you pick it up. I did this with "Earth Abides" and got it from some library out east. The return time is usually shorter than usual.
@@byronwindhorst3220 thanks! l'll have to try it.
You don't even have to go there anymore either. Many are downloadable through the library with your library card. They are downloadable to a computer or your cell phone.
Thank you for great tips in finding audiobooks. I do a lot of counted cross stitch since I retired and audiobooks are just wonderful to listen to while I stitch or on my walks.
I listen to audiobooks while driving. As a writer now, I decided to upload several of my books for people to listen, share, or download for free.
So far, I have uploaded two and more to come. Leave me a comment. I hope you learn something new you didn't know before.
Thank you!
And, btw, where do you get your ENERGY!!??
WOW!👍
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Hi. Thanks for the info! You don't need the background music. It isn't nice for people on the spectrum, those hard of hearing, etc. Thanks
Thank you ❤️ this video was quite informative and helpful.
A good book is "Cannibal Reign- Thomas Koloniar" there are 2 parts.
I love the classics today
I hate it when people make reading a book seem like work. It is supposed to feel that way when your in primary school before high school. At first most people hit that wall where they find they read a page and feel like they read nothing. That's normal. What you do is stop, and now read one sentence at the top of the page. Stop. Ask yourself what you just read Go on to the next sentence and repeat that process. If you stick with it you will find you wont have to use this technique for long as your comprehension will simply begin to kick in intuitively. There thats the advice I was given many moons ago in my late teens as I too was struggling. And if you cant do that then go play video games, go hit a bong, go spank it but above all go away. You will probably remain this way all your life. Lol. If you font enjoy reading you will not do it. It's an acquired appreciation. It comes by doing it, which means pushing your way through your first couple of books. But if you get it, you feel the click and you start to glide you will feel so glad for it. What's it like? It's like my senior year in English Literature class . We were given Fahrenheit 451 to read one unit. After I applied the one sentence at a time technique I got so into it , i turned around and read the book a second time just for fun in my free time. To watch libraries finally be removed is going to be depressing. I hope it never happens. They represent a good thing that may be disappointing. 😪👎
I like listening to them while doing dishes. I have 3 pairs of bluetooth headphones in rotation while the others charge.
Thank you !! This was such a big help🙂❤️
Thank you for doing this for people so nice of you ❤
I just watched a burn victim talk for 5 minutes about how to use the search function. GREAT
Thank you love your goodness! 🕊️
"...Mother Goose and Friedrich Nietzsche.". Now THAT'S an odd couple!
Wow! I never knew this. Thank you for sharing this with us!
Ahh... Search for the title. Well, you learn something new every day.
Thanks , over the past years so many of my favorite channels were taken down.
Thanks for the video, you helped me to find some great books, you seem like a genuine book lover and a nice guy, have a great day my friend 😜
I wish I could find more kids books narrated by Roger mcgough. He does the Eric carle animated books but those are so few and my twins fall asleep to his voice
Wait. The book might be public domain, but not the newer audio reading.
Greatest Audiobooks
Audiobooks
Librivox
Ok, these are all old books. Very easy to get as a download on YT or from the library so :p no help here.
NEW Subscriber here!!!!!!!!! Thank you sooooooooo much for this information!!!!!! (I'm a senior on a limited income!!!)
Thank you for this.
Thankyou so much for your upbeat presentation 😊
No worries!
great info,thanks have joined.audio books saved my sanity when told because of a brain problem no reading
Terrific information. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the info. Great energy.
Love your eyebrows, working well !
uTube always takes off full audiobooks as soon as I find them as fast as I find them. They play games with their viewers and I am so tired of dealing with this
You got a new subscriber and thank you for the information.
As soon as you find one, download it
Thank you so much for the info. Stay healthy.
Would you please consider making audio summaries of some of your favourite books?
Wow. Typing in the name of the book, followed by audiobook. My mind is blown. The secret is out.
I’m pretty happy that there are folks like this to remind people of the classics, but why not include in the title that this only applies to works in the public domain?
There are ways of easily getting copyrighted works downloaded if you prefer to cheat artists out of their due and those are only a second step beyond searching TH-cam. I’m guessing a lot of the traffic here is people looking for a steal. Literally.
😮
Be well, even to the thieves and fraudsters.
i think we should structurally change copywrite. it is totally outdated and exists to serve the wealthy publishing companies and stifles freedom of information and knowledge
Search: Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer. is available.
Pro tip. When you find an audiobook you're looking for.
DON'T COMMENT, DON'T LEAVE A LIKE!
That's how the Censors find them, through the algorithm.
I was listening to Mastery, some good stuff in it, then it got deleted after being up for years... Damn. It was the whole thing to.
Due to Macular Degeneration, Im having to find audiobooks. Thank you for the 2 sites.
thanks for this vid, I have been a major audiobook fan for about 15 yrs.. I have 3 different city library cards, so I can have over 75 bks cked out at a time... I haven't had a TV that entire time..
Just made my new account. ... Thanks again for posting!! You are my first subb. 😉
Thank You Sir !!!! You're so helpful and full of knowledge !!!
There was!! Chandlers was on here on day one haha
You neglect to mention that the "free" classic audiobooks have the world's worst readers/narrators.
yeah, some are not great, agreed. but many are really good!
There are many fantastic narrators on LibriVox. You can search by their names. It’s free so takes a bit of sleuthing
Check out librivox audiobooks read by Elizabeth Klett.
Jane Eyre for example
It’s because they’re volunteers, despite that many readers do a great job
That goes for every genre. Based on reviews, a "good" or "really good" narrator is very subjective. I'll see half love a narrator and half hate them.
This goes for the free, paid, classic and contemporary audio books I've come across. On Audible and on other sites.
I don't think there's any way to avoid bad narrators, or guaranteeing good ones.
Thank you, sir. I love aubiobooks.
'mm audiobook' in search will also reveal thousands of Queerfiction titles. I recommend Whyborne & Griffin - its great paranormal and world building set in the late 1800s
Greatest Audiobooks and Audio Books
Thank you for sharing the video, I will over joy listening.
thank you so much im new here ❤
welcome!
Just tap in-Free audio books!Simples!(All the others give you a few free,then lead you onto payment books!)
Thank you for your suggestions. The sources are great.
Glad you like them!
Thank you!
This is the best news I’ve heard, thank you so much for your help
Your right it is tricky and most.do.not.have all the book. So.read the description
This is great for classics. I’ll take any advice on how to acquire Sarah J Mass audiobooks
Thank you!
Also, you're using the same background music my animation teacher uses when he makes videos for us ..
haha, that's really cool! your teacher has a good taste then 😉
Thanks man...these links made my day easier! ✌🏼
Good video. ... I am going to make a brand account for audio books. Thanks for posting! 👍
Why did the romance audiobooks get deleted?
I love litrpg books but with my Covid19 budget,free books tied me over.
thank u so much for this video .i have been trying to find some good Audio book to listen to ..so thank you again
This is a great video on many other ways to get free audiobooks! Good luck! th-cam.com/video/hGviNlsmsUQ/w-d-xo.html
So you basically said: if you want to find an audiobook on YT, search for it. Thank you.
Lifesaver been looking for a place to listen to autobooks
I find it difficult to listen to the LibriVox books because the readers are too monotone. There are some good readers, but most lack energy and might as well be AIs.
We share classic fiction audiobooks on a weekly basis!
Thank you, I needed this.