Talking books

[Patricia]

Anyone else enjoy these?

Living out in the bush I spend a lot of time in the car toing and froing from town and often have a talking book to pass the time.

I have just finished "A spot of bother".

Really enjoyed it, anyone recommend any others they have enjoyed?

[Heather]

We used to have a whole lot....used them on the boat when cruising (that way the book pages don't get mouldy or wet)....and when driving. The TT still has some of the Star Trek/Wars one that he listens to if he can't sleep.

[zen]

i listen to audio books while i'm at the gym, just on a little mp3 player.. mostly free classics from Project Gutenberg, altho i've bought a couple of others from time to time... the free ones are ok, but i don't like the computer generated ones as much as a real human voice.. there are other sites that have free audio books, from books that are in the public domain.. LibriVox is one..

[Heather]

Thankyou Zen....these are now on my favourites....and when the TT is next talking to me, I will get him to show me how to access.

[Cherie]

I have heard of them, but not heard them. They sound great. Must get my hands on one.:)

[Stormy]

I probably should look into borrowing a few from the library next time I go on a long trip by myself. :yes:

[Patricia]

Got another one today from the library..it is my latest addiction :hehe:

One thing I did notice is that at my library they have a huge range of cassettes..but I only have a cd player in my car :(