Read or listen books
By Margarita
@Meramar (2695)
July 25, 2016 11:40am CST
Since human started to write books and stories were invented, people started to read books not only to themselves, but also to other persons. In the church, the priest read parts of the bible to the visitors in the mass; grandmothers read tales to their grandchildren..... with the time, audiobooks for adults and children were marketed. Now, you can get them in libraries or online and, instead of reading a book, you may listen it at home if you are too tired to read yourself or meanwhile you are driving long distances. I've not tried to listen a complete audiobook yet, but it seems to be an interesting optione.
Do you have listened already to a complete book? What's your experience about?
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4 responses
@anamika161088 (11866)
• India
25 Jul 16
Not yet. But soon I will complete first. Will share my experience too.
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@Meramar (2695)
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25 Jul 16
It might be an interesting job for those who love reading and have a great voice to record the books to be sold afterwards. Do you imagine to get paid for reading and recording books? Your voice might get famous. Yes please, share your experience in the future. Thanks.
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@anamika161088 (11866)
• India
25 Jul 16
@Meramar I will go for either of the things if got a chance
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@CaseyRoss9966 (4056)
• United States
1 Aug 16
I prefer to actually read books. If I listen to them I want pay attention and end up missing everything.
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@dobi_1122 (114)
• Bulgaria
13 Sep 16
I only listen to books that are not so interesting to me as books for school. I prefer myself to read them, make sense of writing. Often I like to go back to reread a story or recall any detail.
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