You Can Listen to Audiobooks Free for 30 Days

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If you’re a fan of all things audio, from podcasts to audiobooks, but you haven’t tried out Audible yet, now might be a good time. Audible, which is owned by Amazon but not included as part of its Prime package, has a free trial for both of its membership tiers right now. These are Plus, which is the basic tier, and Premium Plus.

You can get a month of Audible Plus or Audible Premium Plus free for 30 days.

Audible Plus is the lower-cost tier once the subscription kicks in after the first 30 days (though you can cancel at any time and avoid the charge). The subscription, however, is affordable at just $7.95 a month. As for what you get with Audible Plus, there are podcasts, meditation programs, sleep tracks, Audible Originals, and a large selection of audiobooks.

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Right now, you can also level up your Audible membership with Audible Premium Plus, which includes all of Audible Plus’ features and one title credit a month. Each credit allows you to “buy” one audiobook — the cost of which is included in your subscription — and you can keep it even if you end your membership.

If you also have an Amazon Prime membership, you’ll get two title credits free a month. Premium Plus members also get discounts on additional titles for purchase and access to members-only sales.

Once your first 30 days are up, Premium Plus will cost $14.95 a month. But until Feb. 21, you can sign up for three months free, and cancel anytime before the end of those three months.

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Some of the titles you can listen to with Audible Plus include:

  • “All Systems Red” by Martha Wells
  • “We Play Games” by Sarah A. Denzil
  • “The Starter Ex” by Mia Sosa
  • “Outlander” by Diana Gabaldon
  • “Pride and Prejudice” (narrated by Rosamund Pike)

If you’ve got kids, they’ll like titles such as:

  • “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” by Jeff Kinney
  • Audible Originals podcast, “Kidz Bop Never Stop: The Tour Bus Adventures.”

If you’re a big listener of audio content, you’ll want to take advantage of this deal while you can!

This article originally appeared on SimpleMost and was syndicated by MediaFeed.

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