Should i try audibooks?

anyone? Seems like people here don't like no earpeople

>>9631987
If you can read, you should read. I would never just sit in a chair and listen to an audiobook. However if you're doing something that requires minimal thinking but keeps your hands busy like manual labor or chores audiobooks are great.

Keep in mind though that just because you can do something while listening to music doesn't mean you're able to concentrate on an audio book. I for one hate the feeling of having missed anything and have to constantly rewind if I'm doing something that requires too much attention. But for something like raking leaves or carrying shit audiobooks are a godsend.

>>9632017
Yes, that's exactly what i was thinking. I thought of listening to an audiobook while doing laundry and some other menial tasks.

>>9632024
Well it's like your parents reading to you when you were a kid, except instead of your parents it's a professional voice actor doing the reading. The books are identical to the printed originals. What's not to love?

>>9632017
agreed. I audiobook on my way to/from commute. I can pay complete attention to the audiobook short of walking into the middle of a road/train line (20 min walk and 20 min on train). Outside of that I read print books, and some books just aren't suited to audio.