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Listening to people talk is older than reading words. Audiobooks are a return to tradition.

I just don't like waiting ๐Ÿ˜‚ My internal monologue has a great voice too.

Also a fair point.

Not that I begrudge anyone who enjoys audiobooks. I remember in school, when other people would have to read out loud, how slow of a pace I perceived them to have. I'm just lucky to be able to read quickly. Thanks Granny for teaching me to read early and practice often ๐Ÿ™

I'd have loved to have your granny ๐Ÿซ‚

I used to be a pretty deep reader, but I got in trouble in school for getting so engrossed in books that I lost track of my surroundings. I dunno why but after that I lost that skill and became a pretty terrible reader.

But there are some things which I have to read rather than listen to, like HP Lovecraft.

I think about the Shadow over innsmouth story often even though I read over two decades ago.

Yes. Granny was a gem. Taught in a one room school in the 30s & 40s. She lived in the same farm yard as me, and took me under her wing. Made me her student from a young age. I could read before I started school.

I remember my teachers being shocked because I was reading Stephen King in grade 5ish ๐Ÿ˜‚ They called home, and my father informed them he gave me the book to read ๐Ÿ˜†