#A clash of kings audiobook mp3 download download

Sometimes when you borrow from the library you may get the MP3 version which has both advantages and disadvantages. A Clash of Kings is 30 CDs long, but the next book is bigger again and that is still dwarfed by the audio book of A Breath of Snow and Ashes by Diana Gabaldon that I listened to last year which came in at a whopping 49 CDs long! At the time when I was listening to that book I wasn't driving to work each day so I was only listening for about 15 minutes a day so it literally took me months to get through that audiobook. In the case of a big book getting the CDs might mean a huge number of discs that need to be listened to.

#A clash of kings audiobook mp3 download download

I don't actually download movies either, but that is possibly a thought for another day and another post. There is no real reason for that preference. I don't tend to download them from places like Audible or even through the library website but rather I like to get the CD and listen to that. In some ways I am a bit old fashioned when it comes to how I prefer to listen to audiobooks. It could end up taking another direction all together!

At least, that is the plan for this post as I sit down to write it. Today, I thought I might muse on a couple of things about listening to audiobooks and then specifically focus on Game of Thrones, with particular emphasis on the adaptation that has taken the world by storm over the last couple of years. This is the latest in a long line of audiobooks that I have listened to in the last year, some of them more than once.

I am currently listening to the audio version of the second book of George R R Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, A Clash of Kings.