You will find a lot of places to read and listen online.

You can also search our Destiny here for eBooks in the library collection.

Many websites offer free audiobooks that are in the public domain and are read by talented narrators. Download stories directly onto a computer, and put them on an iPod or other mobile device or burn them onto a CD. Below are some good places to find free audiobooks on the web.

• Golden Audiobooks (popular Audiobooks

• ESL Bits (Classic and Popular Audiobooks)

• Free Classic Audiobooks (think Mark Twain and Lewis Carroll)

• Librivox should be your first stop for audio browsing.

• Podiobooks is an interesting way to get audiobooks; they offer complete books in episodic form so you can get just a chapter at a time via RSS or by iTunes. In addition, you can simply click and listen to a story online.

• OpenCulture Free Audiobooks has a long list of quality audiobooks, as well as poetry and podcasts.

• AudioBooksForFree is a large site that offers hundreds of audiobooks. The only hitch is that their books and lectures come in small files; you can download a book all at once for a fee.

• ThoughtAudio has a worthwhile selection of classics.

• Learn Out Loud has one of the best collections of audiobooks, lectures, and educational podcasts.

• Lit2Go is a collection of stories and poems in audiobook format, from the Florida Educational Technology Clearinghouse.

• BooksShouldBeFree gives you a dozen-plus categories to choose audiobooks from – from anthropology to war.

• Project Gutenberg has a large selection of human-read audiobooks. Search by author, title, language, and more.