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Billy's Answer
No. And the reason why is that I've never owned both an audibook and a printed book of the same title at the same time, which makes it impossible for me to read along while listening to the audio.
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I'm not an audio book person myself, so I've never done this either.
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I've got out of the habit of listening over the past few years. Like you, I'd have either one version or another, never printed and audio of the same book
ReplyDeleteI've sometime bought both when I'm struggling with one or other format but, like you, I still wouldn't use them together. There are a couple of book, especially the Illuminae series, that I've seen a lot of people recommend using them together for a fuller experience. I might try it if I ever pick that one up.
ReplyDeleteYeah that would make it harder. Only time I do has been when I was a Prime member or had KU. Then you can often switch back and forth on the borrowed ones.
ReplyDeleteSame here, and I've really only ever played a couple of audio books.
ReplyDeleteYes, I read along with most of my audio books. However, I only do this for certain genres.
ReplyDeleteOwning ebook often reduces the purchase price of the audiobook (by huge margins) so I understand owning it in both formats.
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