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Originally Posted by Cottage Dee
I just wonder if you are keeping the books so long that others in your library can't get them? Our library shows how many digital copies are available and some are even on waitlist. Maybe yours is different?
When I download a book to my PC it is within the rules and guidelines of the library. It will not be accessible after 7 days by me. I stream the book to my mp3. |
I love having a book on the Ipod! I have had a little trouble accessing from I Tunes though... I'm sure it's something I'm not doing correctly, since I was able to download a couple books but, can't now. I'll keep at it....
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Love it, love it. I use my Ipod and Audiobooks all the time when I quilt. As mentioned Itunes sells audio books. I belong to Audible.com and they do 1 book per month for about $15/month.
I have a Ipod touch 14 GB model, but the 8 would be fine. |
I have a library card and get my audiobooks free. I would not quilt with out my books, because i kill 2 birds with 1 stone.
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
I use the ipod feature on my iphone while I quilt to listen to audiobooks - and there is a free app called overdrive where you can get audiobooks directly from your library onto your device free, once you register your library card.
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Edie, I love all your quotes at the bottom of your message!
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For my friends who have no idea what my other friends have been saying here -
You can listen to CD Books from the library on a RCA CD player. You put in one CD at a time, in the top of a little clock radio player. 6" X 7" X 3" It has speakers that you can hear from across the room or down the hall. About $ 30. |
Our library has audio books that come on an MP3 player type of thing they give you the whole thing when you check it out. I have only used it once but it works pretty well
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Originally Posted by overdew
Edie, I love all your quotes at the bottom of your message!
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I have no clue. Don't have one or desire one.
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