Definition of audiobook
: a recording of a book or magazine being read aloud
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What follows is an eclectic list of audiobooks that might provide ideas for your next summer drive.
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In 2009, the library had zero audiobooks or e-books, the report said.
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Also available as a Kindle e-book and an audiobook.
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The upcoming audiobook on vinyl releases follows a record year for vinyl music album sales in the U.S.
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The partnership between the park and the library system is indicative of the way libraries are changing in the era of smartphones and audiobooks.
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Currently, there are no native podcast apps for the Apple Watch or for Android Wear devices, nor are there any native audiobook apps.
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The resurgence of vinyl continues, as Hachette Audio, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, and Wax Audio Group has announced a new series of vinyl + digital audiobook titles in 2018.
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As first discovered by Canadian website The Loop, Atwood possibly hinted to a sequel in the special edition of the book’s audiobook release on Audible in April.
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First Known Use of audiobook
1953
AUDIOBOOK Defined for Kids
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