The Midnight Library by Matt Haig (Audiobook)

What are the limitations of Scribd for audiobooks?

Scribd's main limitation is that its most popular audiobooks — recent bestsellers and high-demand titles — are subject to a monthly listening cap. Additionally, not every audiobook is available on Scribd since it depends on publisher licensing deals, so some titles you want may simply not be there. The catalog skews toward older and mid-list titles.

What is the Libby app?

Libby is a free app by OverDrive that connects to your public library's digital collection. With a library card you can borrow ebooks and audiobooks for free. Titles have borrowing periods (typically 14-21 days) and popular books may have waitlists. Libby is available on iOS, Android, and Kindle, and works with most US and international public libraries.

What is the difference between Libby and OverDrive?

OverDrive is the technology platform that powers library digital lending, and Libby is its consumer-facing mobile app. They access the same library content — Libby is simply the modern, user-friendly interface for OverDrive's system. Most library users interact with Libby; OverDrive's original app has been retired in favor of the Libby app.

Are there any completely free audiobook services?

Yes, several services offer free audiobooks legally. LibriVox provides free public domain audiobooks read by volunteers, covering classic literature. Project Gutenberg hosts free public domain audio. Spotify includes some audiobooks for Premium subscribers. YouTube has full audiobooks of public domain works. hoopla and Libby are free with a library card.