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A quick search of the collection nets mixed results; when looking at the Mystery section they only had 60 titles and most of those were by the likes of Sue Grafton, David Baldacci, and Dan Brown, but there was at least one Andrew Vachss novel and some others that sounded good.
The general fiction collection looks better, this blogger will be listening to Max Brooks “World War Z” over my next several workouts.
Although only audiobooks are available now, the website makes it clear that eBooks, videos, and music downloads are planned for the future.
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And obviously this system is quickly expanding. The search of mystery books I did yesterday got me only 60 results. Today it’s 174. Hopefully more & more audiobooks will continue to be added.
Great – no Mac support (of course). Another expensive, govt-sponsored program that cannot be accessed by all — especially in a market with a higher-than-average Mac usage rate.
Been reading “World War Z”. I think it’d be actually BETTER in the audio format! Curious as to what you think of it.
Steve; so far it’s excellent, each section/personal account is read by a different person (one was Alan Alda, but that’s the only person’s voice I could recognize). Good stuff.
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Wow! That’s great! Especially since there are now 5 local library branches closed throughout the District. I guess virtual books are better than nothin’ for some folk.