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Reading a good book is great, but listening to one recorded while you drive, fly, or just chill at home is a great way to fit good books into your life as well. Luckily, even though there are big players in the audiobook market, there are lots of options to choose from. This week we want to know which you think are the best.
Sure, there are one or two big names everyone thinks of when they think of where they can buy or stream audiobooks (and we'll let you nominate them on your own), but there are plenty of other options that offer free books or a more specific selection of titles. Sound off with your favorite in the discussions below!
Let's hear your vote in the discussions below! To cast your vote, follow these guidelines:
- Follow this format for your vote, including the bold print. If you don't, it won't be counted:
A LOGO SCREENSHOT OF THE BEST AUDIOBOOK SERVICE
Vote: [BEST AUDIOBOOK SERVICE]
Why: Explain why this service is the one you think is the best for audiobooks! Maybe it has the widest selection, or a great companion app that makes listening easy. Maybe it has tons of free books. What makes it the one you'd recommend to others, and why? Make your case! Try to keep it to a single paragraph, maybe two.
- Don't duplicate nominations! Instead, if someone's nominated your pick, star (recommend) it to give it a boost, and reply with your story instead.
- Please don't leave non-entry, direct comments on this post. They'll just get pushed down. Save your stories for others' submissions!
If you're not sure what we mean, just check out the nominations by our writers below. We'll give you a head start, and they should all be in the proper format, so you can just follow our lead.
The Hive Five is our weekly series where you vote on your favorite apps and tools for any given job. Have a suggestion for a topic? Send us an email at tips+hivefive@lifehacker.com!
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