For those on a tight budget, LibriVox offers free (and legal) audiobooks. Their catalog consists of more than 40,000 books available in the public domain, read by volunteers.

LibriVox provides free audiobooks of public domain classics and Libby provides free audiobook access through your local libraries, ideal for educators and budget-conscious listeners.

Librivox, the community that provides public domain texts, read by volunteers, has hit 100 million downloads. The organisation creates hundreds of audiobooks for free as mp3 or ogg files ...

LibriVox is a large database of audiobooks which are completely free and in the public domain. The site's books are read by voice actor volunteers from around the world and there are more than ...

LibriVox offers a comprehensive collection of audiobooks which stands at more than 16,000 titles. The collection is organized according to the title, author, or subject of the audiobook.

Librivox's indefatigable founder, Hugh McGuire, however, is not resting on his laurels. Last week he announced the launch of Iambik Audiobooks, a company that sells recordings of select titles by ...

Overall, however, LibriVox does exactly what it advertises -– provides high-quality audiobooks completely free of charge.

Librivox Librivox is a “non-commercial, non-profit, and ad-free project” where volunteers record audiobooks for works already in the public domain.

This means you can download those audiobooks for free on sites like Librivox or find them in the libraries of popular e-readers like Apple Books or Kindle. Speaking of e-readers, their libraries ...