Each reading passage can also be downloaded as a PDF and printed for use as a read-along or as supplemental reading material for your classroom.” And everything is broken down by author, books, genre, collections, and readability, so you can find what you want for any age group. Many of the passages also have a related reading strategy identified. From Lit2Go: “An abstract, citation, playing time, and word count are given for each of the passages. The website provides a whole lot more than just audiobooks. But this free online collection of stories and poems in Mp3 format could be exactly what literature teachers (or parents now trying to fill that role themselves) are looking for. What’s great about that Lit2Go is it can be used by anyone looking for audiobooks. The free audiobook library is a service built by a few individuals with close working relationships within the audiobook industry. It’s easy, convenient, and there are tons of options. You can then have available on your mobile device to listen to. It “lets you borrow digital content (like ebooks and audiobooks) anytime, anywhere.” With its Libby app, you sign into your local library and “borrow” books and audiobook. (One option is to download books directly from Project Gutenberg to the Voice Dream Reader app.Overdrive is a free service that works in conjunction with over 30,000 libraries and countless schools around the country.
Then they can use text-to-speech technology to have the book read aloud. Use the app to access free e-books and audiobooks provided by the. To have them read aloud, kids must first download the free digital book to a computer or mobile device. The Palace Project App is the Connecticut State Librarys statewide library eBook platform. The majority are digital books that can be read with text-to-speech.
But you’ll find more than 50,000 free classic books in digital format. You won’t find any recent bestsellers there. The site also categorizes books by reading level. At only 9 a month (after a free month trial), you can’t go wrong with Scribd. This is a great model for audiobook apps. Find your indie bookstore, fill up your shopping cart with great audiobooks, and your store profits. (Other sites, like LibriVox, provide a similar service.) Lit2Go offers downloadable PDFs of books so your child can read along while listening to classics like The Call of the Wild. For 14.99 a month (with a 0.99 first month) get one audiobookand keep it. Lit2Go provides free audiobook versions of books that are no longer protected by copyright laws.Each audiobook includes the digital text of the book. LibriVox recordings are Public Domain in the USA. Titles include fairy tales like Little Red Riding Hood and classics like Alice in Wonderland. Storynory offers free audiobooks for young children.
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