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I’ve never gotten into audio books.
I have two, or four depending on how you count.
I have As you Wish, narrated by Wesley himself, Cary Elwes and I have the three Olive, Mabel and Me books, narrated by Andrew Cotter because Olive and Mabel chose not to narrate them themselves.
Back when I used to do the occasionally long drive I would put As You Wish, on CD, in the car player and listen as I drove but I don’t do those long drives any more.
I think once I bought a CD set of one book to listen to as I spent a long 14 hour marathon getting a quilt finished for a quilt show. I have no idea what that book was or where those CDs are.
I just prefer to read rather than listen. I process better when I read. I can’t do spelling bees either. Have to see the word and write it to make sure I’ve spelled it correctly.