Hi this is phil from Make Tech Easier and
welcome to seven websites where you can
find and download free audio books
legally. Listening to audio books is an
easy way to digest a ton of books
quickly and efficiently. You can listen
to them on your commute to work, when
running errands, doing household chores,
relaxing or even when you have dedicated
time to listen to the books. The
challenge is usually having your choice
of books and then if you would be able
to afford them. This article removes your
worries; you can enjoy free audiobooks,
hundreds of thousands of them. We've
pointed out seven websites that
genuinely grant you access to all sorts
of audiobooks from classics, to stories,
to personal development, to academic
books and more.
Let's examine. Loyal Books. Loyal Books
boasts over 7,000 free downloadable
audiobooks and ebooks. The website lists
the likes of Star Trek: Lost Frontier,
H Rider Haggard's book King Solomon's
Mines, Charles Dickens' popular Oliver
Twist, Treasure Island by Robert Louis
Stevenson, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's
Return of Sherlock Holmes and many
others. LibriVox. LibriVox readers access
popular books narrated by contributors.
The website is community-driven with
1,439 non-english volumes in 36 languages.
The platform has over 8,000 registered
readers and 10,978 audiobooks in
total. Digitalbook.io
Digitalbook.io has more than
100,000 ebooks. It has a rich database of
classic titles like for example Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs. The database
has both free and paid book titles so you
can find your preferred audio books
using filters.
Learn Out Loud. Learn Out Loud has over
10,000 audiobooks and videos for free in
their selection. The books on the Learn
Our Loud platform have a slant towards
learning. The platform’s directory is full
of resources like speeches,
documentaries, interviews, courses, talks,
audio books and a host of other audios
and videos. Project Gutenberg. Project
Gutenberg is popular for public domain
classics, ebooks and audio books such as
Aesop's Fables. Some of the audio books
on Project Gutenberg are narrated by
their volunteers and other public domain
audiobook contributors. Project Gutenberg
has both computer narrated and human
narrated books. Lit2Go. Lit2Go has
thousands of audio books mostly stories
and poems. Each book comes with a
supplementary PDF so that listeners can
read along. Books come with summaries
that include word counts and citations
you can access books like The Count of
Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas and
Civil Rights and Conflict in the United
States: selected speeches by FCIT.
Archive.org audiobooks. Audiobooks on
archive.org come from
different sources. The platform is one of
the largest collections of classic
audiobooks. They boast of having more
than 13,000 audiobooks you can download
for free. You can download the audio
books in different formats and you may
listen to them straight from their web
application. Conclusion. Overdrive gives
you the opportunity to get free audio
books from libraries. You'd have to visit
a physical library with your library
card to get the audiobooks you found on
Overdrive.
However with Loyal Books, LibriVox,
digitalbooks.io, Learn Out Loud, Project
Gutenberg, Lit2Go and archive.org
audiobooks, you can get hundreds and
thousands of audiobooks for free,
legally free. Most of what you want are
probably in those seven websites. If you
you ever want more use Overdrive to search for
books locally or in a library near your
city. Okay as always thanks for watching
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comments below. See you next time!
