Books Or rather, cheaper.
I noticed this over Christmas when buying some of the 99p offers. They'd include the ability to add narration so that the reader and swap between text on screen and having the book read to them - which turns out to be the actual, complete audio book.
Here's an example.
The Kindle version of Doctor Who: The Day She Saved the Doctor: Four Stories from the TARDIS is currently £3.49.
You can currently add Audible narration to your purchase for just £2.99 which is £6.48.
The audiobook alone is £12.24 outside of an Audible subscription. So that's a saving of £5.76.
Obviously the savings vary. The current no 1 in the Kindle chart is The President is Missing by Bill Clinton and James Patterson at £9.99. Extra audible narration read by the likes of Dennis Quaid (who played Clinton himself in The Special Relationship) is £7.99, so £17.98. The audiobook is
£19.24 so about £2.50 cheaper.
These audio books all appear in the Audible app and downloadable.
Obviously, whether you want to spend that much money on something you don't physically own is up to you but that's true of all legal digital media.
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