Books on CD

Books on CD used to be the state of the art format. It replaced recorded books that came on tape and later on cassettes. They were a great step ahead, as a CD can take up much longer recordings and especially is much more stable than tapes.

But CD's can pile up real fast, when you are looking at an unabridged audiobook that consists of fifteen to twenty hours of recorded speech.

To have full, unabridged audio books it's necessary to have that much time available, especially if you are looking at the large volumes of classic fiction writers, whose books easily contain a thousnd pages and more.

Download an Audiobook and burn your own CD's

Downloading audiobooks is more convenient by far, and if you still need CD's for your library or just as a back-up, there is nothing more easy than burning them yourself.

On our site we have a few short instruction videos that take you by the hand and show you how to do that. If you knew how to find this page, you also can burn your own CD's, guanranteed!

Give it a try and download a free audiobook to test burning a CD from a downloaded auido book in WMA or MP3 format:

Download an Audio Book to make a Book on CD

Books on CD