Audio Books

[corvetteguy78]

So I'm on my fourth Audio Book. I've read a few of books in the past but I find i enjoy Audio Books much more. I get dragged into the story more. I finally joined Audible.com 1 year platinum membership. 12 Credits upfront which is pretty much = to 12 audio books +30% off. If you don't become a member then the books are like 27-40 bucks.

Anyone else listening to audio books and any recommendations?

So far I have listened to:

The Shack
The Woodcutter
Unbroken

And currently listening to American Gods.

The Shack is probably by far the best book I have ever read and I must say Unbroken was absolutely fantastic. The Woodcutter was a great book but set in England with their terminology but over all a good book..

Other books I have read: which are all great books

The Mists of Avalon-Marion Zimmer Bradley
Mad Merlin-J Robert King
Lancelot de Lethe- J Robert King
Children of Huron-Toilken
Le Morte D'Avalon-J Robert King

 

[92stoccord]

I would probably lose attention span by the time they say the authors name.

 

[TurboMirage]

i used to listen to audio books in the car, but they never stuck with me. i have to read them to get them.

 

[reckedracing]

back when i listened to NPR I would sometimes catch an author reading a part of their book
always interesting, but i never really got into it