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Jenn Sal
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Posted: July 07 2009 at 1:09pm | IP Logged Quote Jenn Sal
THis year I want to have some of the "additional books" on cd. Our library does not have a good selection. SO, I'm thinking of renting or downloading on-line. Any suggestions for sites? I checked Audiobooks.com and I don't want to pay $17 a month. I'm new to this and not up on the latest things. So, any affordable ideas would be helpful!!!


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Posted: July 07 2009 at 1:27pm | IP Logged Quote cvbmom
Did you see the free sites, like Librivox.org, booksshouldbefree.org, learnoutloud.com, or freeclassicaudiobooks.com?
Another pay site is Audible.com.

Just some quick thoughts...

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Two ideas:
1- does your library have a website? Although we live near a teeny tiny branch, I can reserve things from anywhere in the county and have them sent to "my" branch. That might give you a much larger selection.
2- when we travel we use the Cracker Barrel system- the selection varies from store to store. You pick out what you want, and purchase it on a credit card. You can return it to any Cracker Barrel in the US and they will refund your card- I think they charge you $2.99 a week.

In terms of buying cd's nobody can beat "Chinaberry" catalog/web site for wonderful books on cd. They are a staple birthday present in our home.
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