June Is #AudiobookMonth [Here’s Where to Get FREE Audiobooks]
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June is #AudiobookMonth and seeing as how we’re huge fans of Audiobooks here at GXO … we thought a list of freebies would be awesome for those who are new to Audiobooks – and for seasoned veterans like us who might want to check out new authors.
Where to Get Free Audiobooks during Audiobook Month
❉ At Audiobooks.com they’re celebrating Audiobook Month in a big way! Get your FREE copy of a premium title every Thursday in June! The free download period only lasts 24 hours, so add it to your library before time runs out.
❉ PLUS – sign up at Audiobooks.com and get a free 30 day trial and 1 audiobook ..Free. You’re going to need to put in billing information – so don’t forget to cancel before the 30 days is up – or enjoy their service of 1 audiobook per month for $14.95 billed monthly.
If you need some recommendations – check out our list of 5 Better Than the Books Audiobooks and 5 (More) Audiobooks That Are Better Than The Book.
❉ Audiobook SYNC is offering 2 Free Audiobook downloads each week from April 27 – August 16. These are pairs of high interest YA titles, based on weekly themes – usually 1 classic and 1 newer title.
❉Join the Library. Most libraries allow you to borrow eBooks and Audiobooks as part of your membership benefits. Consider joining multiple libraries – I belong to 2 – one near where I live and one close to where I work … which I joined primarily to have access to more audiobooks.
❉ Try Audible.com FREE for the first 30 days. You get 1 credit to use on any book in their expansive catalog. It’s $14.95 per month after that and you get 1 credit per month.
Do you enjoy listening to audiobooks? What’s the last one you listened to (and enjoyed)?
Resh Susan
My audio books are mostly limited to the free ones at Libivox. I have never really tried Audible though it is very famous. I gotta check the ones in your list. Thanks
Tanya Patrice
@Resh – Oh I forgot about Librivox – that’s one of my favorite resources for classics.