I know it is quite old school to listen to audio books on CD with all this streaming and online downloadable books but I like it.
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Still get audio books on CD from Library
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Audio books read too fast for me. I like to take my time w/ books & digest every passage slowly.
However, I agree w/ you on your method. I check out from the library music CDs to listen to on a CD player, DVDs to watch on a DVD player, & paper books (although it seems like e-books never really took off). I also have a portable radio I listen to as well.
The problem w/ streaming services, it's a la carte, so that's why I check out DVDs.
Music CD's, I just got into. I got sick of YouTube reccomending me the same music over & over.
Paper books, I get eye strain from screens easy. It's just easier to read on a page.
Radio, I like the talk shows & selection of music. I had got it b/c our office didn't allow Wi-Fi for employees & I don't have the patience to download stuff onto my phone.
However, I agree w/ you on your method. I check out from the library music CDs to listen to on a CD player, DVDs to watch on a DVD player, & paper books (although it seems like e-books never really took off). I also have a portable radio I listen to as well.
The problem w/ streaming services, it's a la carte, so that's why I check out DVDs.
Music CD's, I just got into. I got sick of YouTube reccomending me the same music over & over.
Paper books, I get eye strain from screens easy. It's just easier to read on a page.
Radio, I like the talk shows & selection of music. I had got it b/c our office didn't allow Wi-Fi for employees & I don't have the patience to download stuff onto my phone.
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That's true. Plus, once you buy one, it just sits on your shelf for years until you maybe read it again. Libraries often have a good selection, but many times they're missing something you're dying to read in particular. I guess you can always sell them or donate them?
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I just donate some business books I had. I do have some history books on my self. I am thinking that the next place I live I will not have WIFI.
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I listen to digital audiobooks from the library and streaming services. I increase the speed. I’ll get physical CDs if the title is unavailable and I don’t want to buy it.
I always have a large amount of physical books checked out too. There’s something comforting about the stacks.
I always have a large amount of physical books checked out too. There’s something comforting about the stacks.
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