FabSwingers.com forum: Do you prefer audiobooks or written books?

By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

I like both, but I prefer the written books more, because i like the to hold the book and I want to read it at my own pace and not someone elses like when you listen to the book and I can also imagining it in my head more of what is happening, you can say that I just prefer the freedom of old fashioned reading.

Having said that I also like the audiobooks too because I get enjoyment from the spoken word and how the authour is describing things like the landscape and how the characters in the book sounds like and acts.

It would be intersting to see which one you prefer or are you like me and like both type of formats too?

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By *eardedguy83Man
10 weeks ago

Worcestershire

Written only for me. I love the smell of books. I’m a bit weird in that I don’t like to break the spine of books.

One of the great joys in life is a trip to Waterstones in Birmingham.

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By *oeBeansMan
10 weeks ago

Derby

I've never really listened to audiobooks, I find they can get a bit monotonous in the tone of voice and I can easily zone out when listening so I prefer hard copies. The smell of a new book is amazing 😁

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
10 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

"I've never really listened to audiobooks, I find they can get a bit monotonous in the tone of voice and I can easily zone out when listening so I prefer hard copies. The smell of a new book is amazing 😁"

I think the skills of the narrator are crucial in providing a good experience with audio books, as you say, a poor narrator can just make you completely loose interest.

I am a poor reader and find audio books a great way to access literature that would I otherwise would not tackle.

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By *heGateKeeperMan
10 weeks ago

Stratford

Audio books because I drive. I used to read on the train but now I drive I don’t have the same dead time

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By *midnight-Woman
10 weeks ago

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Audio books are great for me as I do a lot of walking ...also if I go into the office I have a 1.5 hour commute each way, so that's a great opportunity.

I was an avid reader when younger, but holding the book for long periods gives me cramp in my hand - it was perhaps the precursor to arthritis on reflection

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
10 weeks ago

Leeds

Written, I can't listen to audiobooks I've tried and the voice always puts me off.

Mrs

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10 weeks ago

Love books.

Not sure what it is about a physical book but I don’t get the joy from audiobooks in the way that I do with an actual book.

Maybe because you dedicate time completely to a physical book whereas you are usually doing other things when listening to an audiobook.

Interesting question.

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By *anderer88Woman
10 weeks ago

essex

I enjoy both but tend to listen to more audio books as I listen whilst I work or walk but can be picky about the narrators voice.

I prefer to read a book in the bath, so maybe it's more about the setting for me

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By *eltCuteMightDeleteWoman
10 weeks ago

Reading

I'm not currently doing much reading but I love all formats of books. Audiobooks are so good for when I'm driving or on my dog walks, for listening to when I'm working. Ebooks are convenient when I'm on the go and don't want to lug around something heavy. And I love the feel of a book in my hands, seeing how many pages until the next chapter or whatever.

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
10 weeks ago

Reading

Issues with my eyesight makes reading very tiring so almost exclusively audiobooks

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By *itty AmourWoman
10 weeks ago

somewhere, beyond the sea....

Love a paperback in bed. Audiology for driving...

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By *ear NecessitiesMan
10 weeks ago

The woods

As well as reading them I love the visual aspect of collecting favourite books. A bookshelf full of an audio book player doesn't have the same appeal.

And yes, the smell of old books

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
10 weeks ago

Reading

"Written, I can't listen to audiobooks I've tried and the voice always puts me off.

Mrs "

Try one with lenny Henry narrating. He is wonderful. Eg Anansi boys.

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By *ndymac888Man
10 weeks ago

Dumbarton

Definitely written, I do listen to audio books in the car but usually only ones I’ve already read and like.

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By *he naughty pairCouple
10 weeks ago

Bicester

As I read this post I'm listening to the hunger games, I've read them in the past but found listening to them now I imagine the actors who played them.

I find audio books are only good depending on the narrator, I've listened to great ones and terrible ones.

What I do really enjoy are audio plays.

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By *host63Man
10 weeks ago

Bedfont Feltham

Written books though I read voraciously so find kindles very usefull

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By *carlettsWoman
10 weeks ago

Harpenden

Written for me it's about turning that page over

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By *eardyBikerMan
10 weeks ago

nr stonehaven

I'll admit, I have only given an audio book the briefest of go's ...but you can't beat thumbing the pages of a good book . Or seeing a well worn spine on a shelf

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
10 weeks ago

Reading

YouTube is a fantastic source for free audiobooks. I couldn't find catcher in the rye anywhere else. Luckily it didn't turn me into a killer.

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By *vaRoseWoman
10 weeks ago

Ankh-Morpork

I prefer written but I enjoy audiobooks. I really enjoy a good graphic audiobook with a cast of voice actors which really makes it feel vibrant and alive

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By *linyMan
10 weeks ago

Manchester/London

"Written for me it's about turning that page over

A friend and I said the exact same thing yesterday. There’s a simple pleasure in turning a page

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By *itty69xWoman
10 weeks ago

all over

I prefer a written book.

However, I have recently got into audio books on Spotify when I haven’t got a new book in mind.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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10 weeks ago

East Sussex

I enjoy both.

Audio books can make tasks such as ironing so much more enjoyable but I can't listen without doing something else at the same time.

Actual books that you hold in your hand and those you read on a device are good too.

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By *ose-tinted GlassesMan
10 weeks ago

Glasgow / London

I’ve got zero interest in audiobooks. I like reading.

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By *ripfillMan
10 weeks ago

Paris, New York, Hong Kong and Havant

I absolutely love both, if I’m reading something that’s really quite intimate or technical then it has to be in a written format

I love an audiobook in a car. It’s just wonderful to listen to and especially when there’s a good narrator.

When the kids were small, we listen to Harry Potter and Artemis fowl on an audiobook, we would often pull over and wait for the chapter to end before we got out the car because we were all so glued to the story - which was great fun and a lovely thing to have shared

With them.

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By *uffolkcouple-bi onlyCouple
10 weeks ago

Between Sudbury n Haverhill

Audio only. Listen to them in the car, we do a lot of driving

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By *randMrsShebaCouple
10 weeks ago

Birmingham

Audio. I can concentrate better, the narrator reads it quicker and my eyes don't strain.

Actual reading is overrated.

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By *ollyPocket75Woman
10 weeks ago

Aberdeen

A book is better for me, i like to see and feel the book.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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10 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I absolutely love both, if I’m reading something that’s really quite intimate or technical then it has to be in a written format

I love an audiobook in a car. It’s just wonderful to listen to and especially when there’s a good narrator.

With them.

We listened to a lot of audio books with the kids. One narrator whose name I've forgotten had such a comforting voice.

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By *olyGlamorousWoman
10 weeks ago

Altrincham

Love both, love reading/listening

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
10 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

"I absolutely love both, if I’m reading something that’s really quite intimate or technical then it has to be in a written format

I love an audiobook in a car. It’s just wonderful to listen to and especially when there’s a good narrator.

With them.

We listened to a lot of audio books with the kids. One narrator whose name I've forgotten had such a comforting voice.

Don’t know if it’s him but Michael Jayston is really good and has a smooth calming voice, he is also very good at characterisation as well, sadly he died last year.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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10 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I absolutely love both, if I’m reading something that’s really quite intimate or technical then it has to be in a written format

I love an audiobook in a car. It’s just wonderful to listen to and especially when there’s a good narrator.

With them.

We listened to a lot of audio books with the kids. One narrator whose name I've forgotten had such a comforting voice.

Don’t know if it’s him but Michael Jayston is really good and has a smooth calming voice, he is also very good at characterisation as well, sadly he died last year. "

No it wasn't him. I think this man is still alive, I heard his voice on the radio recently.

Of course all the books we listened to then were on cassette tape

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Written only for me. I love the smell of books. I’m a bit weird in that I don’t like to break the spine of books.

One of the great joys in life is a trip to Waterstones in Birmingham."
That is good. I also like the smell of books too

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By *obilebottomMan
10 weeks ago

All over

Absolutely the written ones though if needs must will use an audio. There is more to reading a book that just the subject matter. The feel of it, the turning the pages, the history of it, the lovely book markers and so on.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
10 weeks ago

East Sussex

Audiobooks are a great if you have dodgy eyesight.

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By *eneralKenobiMan
10 weeks ago

North Angus

Comic books for me

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
10 weeks ago

Herts/Beds/Leeds/London

"Comic books for me "

I like new notebooks. Easy to read.

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By *eneralKenobiMan
10 weeks ago

North Angus

"Comic books for me

I like new notebooks. Easy to read. "

Right! Just one line at a time

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"I enjoy both.

Audio books can make tasks such as ironing so much more enjoyable but I can't listen without doing something else at the same time.

Actual books that you hold in your hand and those you read on a device are good too. "
Hi nicecouple, that is good you enjoy both, yes, you are right there, audio books can make such tasks more enjoyable and listen without doing something else at the same time too

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By *issmorganWoman
10 weeks ago

Calderdale innit

Written, I feel I can concentrate better when I have a book in my hand.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Audio books are great for me as I do a lot of walking ...also if I go into the office I have a 1.5 hour commute each way, so that's a great opportunity.

I was an avid reader when younger, but holding the book for long periods gives me cramp in my hand - it was perhaps the precursor to arthritis on reflection "
Hi midnight, that is good you use audio books when you are walking and in the office too

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By *aizyWoman
10 weeks ago

west midlands

I love books, I'm ok with audio books as long as I am doing something else while listening to them, I was listening to Jeff Waynes War of The Worlds a couple of months ago I fell asleep listening to it and had the weirdest dreams.

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By *alldarkandharmlessMan
10 weeks ago

Ross on Wye

Can't beat a real book. And when they are only a £1 or so in the charity shops

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By *eyond PurityCouple
10 weeks ago

Lincolnshire

I love holding and reading books.

I bought Bob Mortimer’s autobiography for C’s birthday and we are reading a chapter each aloud each evening to each other.

Even though it’s being read to me, I can still imagine Bob’s saying it.

I suspect an autobiography would be good if read by the person but audiobooks read by someone else don’t work for me - their voice would either grate on me or if it’s someone famous I’d just be remembering a film or TV show they were in.

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By *erlinhgvMan
10 weeks ago

Liverpool / London

How about colouring books

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By *ChubsMan
10 weeks ago

West Midlands

I listen to audio books while driving but nothing beats a real book.

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By *anorthernsoulxMan
10 weeks ago

Durham

Audiobooks are good for working nights. Especially autobiographies narrated by themselves. Just finished Roger Daltrey's and Pete Townshend's.

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By *edonist79Man
10 weeks ago

Trowbridge

Used to read so much. Either real book or kindle. Then my twins were born and since then I've read about 2 physical books in 9 years.

Had to switch to audio books to get my fix. Listen to them when driving, walking around and things like that.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Audio books because I drive. I used to read on the train but now I drive I don’t have the same dead time"
That is good you use audio books, when you drive too

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By *icecouple561Couple
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10 weeks ago

East Sussex

If you listen to books while you're driving do you find you miss whole passages because you're concentrating on the road?

This isn't a criticism but I used to miss whole swathes of plays etc on the radio while I drove

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
10 weeks ago

Leeds

"Written, I can't listen to audiobooks I've tried and the voice always puts me off.

Mrs

Try one with lenny Henry narrating. He is wonderful. Eg Anansi boys. "

Does he do any romantasy or sapphic smut 😂 I'll try those.

Mrs

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By *hief ScoutMan
10 weeks ago

Wild Border Country of Herts & Middx/West London !

I do enjoy a good audio book while driving (or 'vintage' radio comedy such as "Just A Minute" or "I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue. A good bit of classic comedy can be the ideal accompaniment, something to keep you lightly engaged but not deep enough to distract you from the road).

I don't do novels. I really didn't enjoy English Literature at school ('Lord Of The Flies' & 'Pygmalion', I have never read bigger pieces of shit in my life, particularly L.o.t.F), so my physical reading these tends to be restricted to factual historical books, and political/ football autobiographies. Haven't picked up a piece of fiction in forty years, just can't do 'em.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
10 weeks ago

East Sussex

'A Christmas Carol' read by Hugh Grant is a pleasure to listen to

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
10 weeks ago

Central

Definitely printed

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Written, I can't listen to audiobooks I've tried and the voice always puts me off.

Mrs "
Hi knightso, that is good you prefer written books, yes, it also depends on the voice too

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Love books.

Not sure what it is about a physical book but I don’t get the joy from audiobooks in the way that I do with an actual book.

Maybe because you dedicate time completely to a physical book whereas you are usually doing other things when listening to an audiobook.

Interesting question.

"
That is good you like physical books too

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By *rumph650Man
10 weeks ago

Cardiff

I prefer to read a book, there’s something about the smell of a new book and the turning of the page. I’m always careful with them I never break the spine or fold a page over to keep my place. There should also be a special place in Hell for those that use a book as somewhere to rest a cup on!!!

I’m currently reading Blood Meridian by Cormac Mcarthy

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By *reachersdaughterWoman
10 weeks ago

Someplace

Written

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By *ormalfornorfolkMan
10 weeks ago

Norwich

I can’t concentrate on audio books

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By *effdelightMan
10 weeks ago

Grimsby

Prefer print but I do use audiobooks, mostly to help me sleep or at work.

If I really want to read a book, I have to actually read it

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By *rbane PlayerMan
10 weeks ago

London

"I like both, but I prefer the written books more, because i like the to hold the book and I want to read it at my own pace and not someone elses like when you listen to the book and I can also imagining it in my head more of what is happening, you can say that I just prefer the freedom of old fashioned reading.

It would be intersting to see which one you prefer or are you like me and like both type of formats too?

I too like both but prefer audiobooks (Audible) for lengthy work like “A clash of kings” from the A song of ice and fire series and physical books for shorter work like poetry.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"I love books, I'm ok with audio books as long as I am doing something else while listening to them, I was listening to Jeff Waynes War of The Worlds a couple of months ago I fell asleep listening to it and had the weirdest dreams."
Hi _aizy, that is good you love books, yes, you are right there, audio books are good as long you are doing something else too

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By (user no longer on site)
10 weeks ago

Prefer written books, physical books not even a kindle. Though still enjoy audible books as like the reader describing the events, do enjoy Radio4 for this.

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By *amyam5627Man
10 weeks ago

Swadlincote

I’ve always enjoyed reading books, got a few hundred that I’ve collected.

When the kindle first came out, I said that I’d never buy one as it’s not a book……….

I now own a kindle fire (I can watch films on it too 😂) with probably 3000 odd books in the library.

I never got the audio book thing if you were able to read a book (not blind, partially sighted etc) then I discovered that audiobooks are brilliant to while away the commute and long drives…….yes you’ve guessed it I’ve got another 50 odd audiobooks now and I’ve also discovered that Spotify subscriptions allow you to listen to audiobooks too.

In a nutshell shell I’ll take all sorts of books……paper, screen or spoken.

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By *ansoffateMan
10 weeks ago

Sagittarius A

Audio books tend to make me fall asleep.

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By *ustAnotherMan
10 weeks ago

midlands

I don't prefer either, love both. Audio books quiet my head and let me sleep in a way reading print doesn't anymore. Also can listen on long stupid commutes for work

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By *hief ScoutMan
10 weeks ago

Wild Border Country of Herts & Middx/West London !

"I was listening to Jeff Waynes War of The Worlds a couple of months ago I fell asleep listening to it and had the weirdest dreams."

First time I listened to that (ie, the album) was in the dark with headphones on. Incredible piece of work, it's approaching fifty years old, and is STILL magnificent

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By (user no longer on site)
10 weeks ago

Trying to get back into reading, audiobook have ruined it for me

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By *eliWoman
10 weeks ago

Written. Audio isn't for me for many reasons - I'm quite picky about voices (yay I can say I'm picky

) and the wrong one, the wrong emphasis... I'm not listening. I also find I'm more likely to take information in that's written rather than spoken.

And... I love a tangible book. One I can curl up with, get lost in the pages. My mind wandering in whatever place I'm reading. I've loved literature from a very early age, studied it at postgrad level... audio doesn't compare.

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By *aizyWoman
10 weeks ago

west midlands

"I was listening to Jeff Waynes War of The Worlds a couple of months ago I fell asleep listening to it and had the weirdest dreams.

First time I listened to that (ie, the album) was in the dark with headphones on. Incredible piece of work, it's approaching fifty years old, and is STILL magnificent "

It really is I love it, just not when you fall asleep!

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By *igblackchocolateMan
10 weeks ago

London & Essex

If feeling lazy audio and if I’m not written

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By *urves and MischiefWoman
10 weeks ago

North West

I’ve never listened to an audio book and newish on the kindle scene. Whilst it served a purpose, I.e me not packing about 5 books to take on holiday, you can’t beat a real in your hand book. I love the heaviness, the smell of the paper, the physical act of turning the pages, the creases in the spine etc.

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By *orcsmatMan
10 weeks ago

Kidderminster

Whilst I have several bookcases with around 500 books - I use an e-reader (Kindle).

I see numbers of comments on the feel and smell of a book, but there are huge drawbacks to them.

They're heavy. I read a couple of novels etc a week. When away, it's more. When away for a time I can take more books on a single device than I ever could read.

They do not remember your place in the read. I never liked turning down corners and if your bookmarks falls out...

You cannot read them in poor lighting - my kindle is back-lit.

You cannot change to font or the size of the font.

I can start to read on my Kindle and, if I get a moment to myself I can continue it on another device.

Even if there is a book in my cupboard I want to read, I will source an electronic copy.

For me, the e-reader wins hands down.

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By *parkle1974Woman
10 weeks ago

Leeds

I love written books, not to keen on paperbacks so almost all my bookshelves are full of hardbacks.

Tried a kindle once and I just couldn't take to it, might be a little weird but I love to see physically how many pages I've left to read.

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By *leaningdutiesMan
10 weeks ago

South London

Physical books everytime, I did try to get on board with audio books but just couldn't get into them.

Kindle is okay mainly for travelling but again it does feel a little soulless for me

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By *icecouple561Couple
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10 weeks ago

East Sussex

I think as long as you're 'reading' and I include audio in that, it doesn't matter what the format is

Audio and e readers are a god send for anyone with sight problems.

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By *a LunaWoman
10 weeks ago

o o OO o o

Written. I just prefer it.

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By *hief ScoutMan
10 weeks ago

Wild Border Country of Herts & Middx/West London !

Of course, there is one MASSIVE advantage to having a printed copy of a book rather than any other format...

You can get it SIGNED !

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By *arkRichMan
10 weeks ago

Manchester City Centre

I always used to enjoy reading a book with the audio book playing at the same time - it seemed to really help me with distractions - I can lose focus more easily if I only have one - unless I’m out walking, then in that case, it’s the audio book

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By *om Guy caregiverMan
10 weeks ago

Greater Manchester

Audio books great when your driving

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"I enjoy both but tend to listen to more audio books as I listen whilst I work or walk but can be picky about the narrators voice.

I prefer to read a book in the bath, so maybe it's more about the setting for me "
Hi wanderer, yes, that is good you enjoy both and how you like to read a book in the bath too

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By *ust want fun 888Man
10 weeks ago

nearby

I never read books when I was younger, as I got older and listening to other mates saying you make your own scene in your mind of what you’re reading, however it had become too late for me as I went blind so therefore, I do like audiobooks and they’ve come on in leaps and bounds

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By *avie65Man
10 weeks ago

In the west.

I prefer actually reading although I have started listening to audio books through my local library. I enjoy listening to them but I start to daydream and miss large parts of the story.

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By *icked_bbc4uMan
10 weeks ago

Lalaland

Audio books

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By (user no longer on site)
10 weeks ago

Due to work really got into audiobooks, though heavily depends on how good the narrator is

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By *avie65Man
10 weeks ago

In the west.

"Due to work really got into audiobooks, though heavily depends on how good the narrator is "

Yes it does. I think Rory Kinnear is very good.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
10 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"I love written books, not to keen on paperbacks so almost all my bookshelves are full of hardbacks.

Tried a kindle once and I just couldn't take to it, might be a little weird but I love to see physically how many pages I've left to read."
Hi sparkle, that is good you love written books. I also love to see physically how many pages I have left too

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