I love audiobooks. My very favorite audio books are the Harry Potter series read by the talented Jim Dale. When you listen to these audiobooks, you are right in Hogwarts with Harry going from one unbelievable adventure to the next.
So, this new year, let's not overlook audio books. They can be wonderfully entertaining and educational.
Imagine learning a new language on your morning commute. Yes, that is feasible.
If your eyes aren't what they used to be, you can still enjoy your favorite books by just listening to them.
If your child doesn't like reading that much, an audio book can make writing that dreaded book report easier.
Library audiobooks come in different formats:
We even have a few books on cassettes for the folks that can't let go. So, this new year, give the audio book a chance to delight you.
Here are a couple of my favorites audiobooks:
Harry Potter and the sorcerer's stone [compact disc]
Paris Wife [ compact disk]
Signing off until next Monday- Panteha
If this library is a treasure box, then non-fiction books are the precious stones of this treasure chest.
Nonfictions are the books that teach us how to cook, how to play the piano, how to tile a floor, or how to speak French.
Nonfictions tell you what to eat to lower your blood pressure or what exercises to do to alleviate your arthritis.
Nonfiction books run this country.
Did you know that you can download free nonfiction audiobooks from our library Overdrive?
Right now, I am listening to: Focus:use different ways of seeing the world for success and influence. I downloaded this audio book from the library Overdrive to my smartphone.
If you have a smartphone, consider downloading the Overdrive Media console app to it and you can listen to audiobooks for free. All your need is your library card number & pin number.
So, what do you fancy to learn today?
Signing off unitl next Monday- Panteha
