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Friday, January 13, 2017

Audiobook Discussions: What Do You Listen To?

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I have been doing a lot of audiobook listening lately and I attended a recent blogger webinar about audiobook reviewing which got me thinking more and more about audiobooks.  So I wanted to know more of what you think about them!  From there, Audiobook Discussions has been born!

So this should be a simple question – what do you listen to?  Do you have a certain genre that you listen to exclusively on audio? 

For the most part i find that I listen to a lot more non-fiction, contemporary fiction, and romance titles on audiobook.  These are genres that I enjoy reading but don’t often review and because of that I can’t fit them into my schedule for print books – it’s all just too full!!  While I review some audiobooks, my schedule is much more open and I can enjoy books that I might not otherwise have time for.  I have been listening to the Outlander series mostly because those books are so long it would take me forever to get through a print version (I mean, the shortest audio is like 39 hours long!) 

I would love to hear what you listen to!  Or check out my other posts on Why and How you listen!

 

 

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5 comments:

  1. I like listening to books read in first person best, it feels like they are talking to me telling their story. I am struggling with the 5th Outlander book right now, the story just isn't keeping my attention.

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    1. That is a really cool feature of listening to audiobooks from the first person!

      And it doesn't help that the book is so long!! Good luck!

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  2. Historical fiction! For some reason, it's the easiest genre for me to listen to, maybe because I'm familiar with the tropes and can enjoy the lush descriptions.

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    1. A book that excels at world building can be an excellent choice to listen to as it can bring it to vivid life for the listener!

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  3. 9 months ago I sustained a concussion which has forced me to try audiobooks. I really prefer the tangible book, but I am enjoying the freedom of listening when I am cleaning my kitchen or when I am laying down for a rest. I am in the process of writing my first hist/fiction novel, so thats what I have been listening to, since I'm not well enough to write my own book. Thanks for asking. If you want to connect. www.lindamariezupancic.com. twitter @MarindaSkynner

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