This means if there is only one "copy" of Where the Crawdads Sing, and it's currently being borrowed by someone else, you can place the book on hold and Libby will estimate when it will be available to borrow.Įven so, Libby is basically free (technically you pay taxes for your library), so if you live in an area with a comprehensive local library and don't mind waiting until books are available to borrow, it's a great Audible alternative. Alternatively, if listening via a smartphone, you can use a handful of apps created by third-party developers to access the LibriVox library. Second, Libby treats its audiobooks just like any other library item with borrows, holds, and renews. First, you can only listen to audiobooks in your local library's collection. Also like Audible, you can download books for offline listening. You can increase or decrease playback speed, set a sleep timer, skip a few seconds backward or forward, place a bookmark, and view chapters. Libby offers a pleasant, intuitive interface with an audiobook player that resembles Audible's. First up is Libby, which works by connecting your library card to access your local library's digital collection of ebooks and audiobooks.
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