Best Audio Books

I tried torrents but could not find it
or pls end me a link to download for free.
ThanQ,
Sandy
or pls send me a link to download for free.
ThanQ,
Sandy

You can listen to a sample or download one chapter: Attract Your Ideal Bond Girl for $10.00 at:

http://lodingo.com/_product_49120/Attract_Your_Ideal_Bond_Girl

Also watch the 20 minute video about Living like Bond on the Home page, as well as seeing the 3 minute James Bond Lifestyle TV interview. You can see those with no sign-in or email here: http://howtobejamesbond.com/

or download for $25 all at:
http://lodingo.com/_product_10495/How_to_Live_the_James_Bond_Lifestyle

or purchased the audio CD set from the store at: www.BondLife.com

TF (MicroSD) Card for my mp3 Features/Specifications:

* 1 GB USB 2.0 Portable MP4/MP3/FM Radio/Digital Voice Recorder Player

* General Features:
* Black profile
* 1 GB flash memory
* 2.4-inch CSTN 65K full-color LCD display (320 x 240)
* MP4 movie player
* MP3 audio player
* Digital Stereo FM radio
* Digital voice recorder
* Photo browser
* E-Book reader
* High speed USB 2.0 data transmission

* Built-in Game
* Built-in microphone
* TF (mini) flash expanding card socket

* Supported File Formats:
* Music: MP3, WMA, WMV, ASF, WAV
* REC: WAV
* Picture: JPEG

* Unit Dimensions:
* 0.39 x 1.8 x 3.15-inches (H x W x D, approximate)

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=BLK-MPEG4-1GB&cat=MP3

http://shopping.kelkoo.co.uk/ctl/do/search?siteSearchQuery=microsd&fromform=true

I have a SanDisk Extreme Cruzer Contour USB 2.0 Flash Drive – 8GB. I signed up on Audible.com to download an audio book, however when I wanted to download it to my device, it told me that this device was not on their list of compatible devices. I called the help center and they told me the same thing. Can you suggest an Audio book website that I can use to download books to my SanDisk? Can you tell me how to do it as well?

You need to remove the DRM protection first. I usually use Audiobook converter to convert them to mp3 format. You can go to http://www.avclabs.com/mac/audio-book-converter.php to download the program.

Are there any websites were I can purchase an audio book and download it to my computer without buying a membership to the website. I am looking for a specific book if that helps: Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins

Amazon.com has it

http://www.audible.com/adbl/site/entry/offers/partnerPromotions.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&productID=BK_SCHC_000167

I just started ripping all my audio books from cd’s and uploading them to my iPod and it would be so much easier to keep track and organize the digital copier if the multiple tracks could be combined into one mp3 file. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this?
They aren’t divided by chapter right now and I can correct any mistakes that may appear, I just need a viable solution XD

You can’t combine the actual files without creating lots of problems when you play them, such as bookmarking, and chapter breaks would be nonexistent. You can create sub-folders within the folder to help you keep the files organized but keeping the files organized isn’t the big issue. In whatever media manager software you’ll play them, create playlists and organize them there.

Search at – Librivox.org and Gutenberg.org BEFORE you purchase anything, both offer free books.

i want to download a ebook of science projects so could u suggest some free sites

this could be considered illegal and banned, this kind of stuff is against the rules ALTHOUGH you can e-mail me at jesusfreaktyler@hotmail.com and maybe i can help you out a bit

Never, in 50 trillion years, would I even consider asking this. But I listened to unChristian by David Kinnamon, who is a Christian btw, and disagreed with 90% of it. But I discovered that I could "poke holes" in his views, and thought it was time for me to listen to a cheap audio book by someone I know disagrees with me. I was thinking about Dawkins God Delusion or something by Bart Erhman. But I don’t know. Also, I keep hearing about someone called Sam Harris – does anyone know who he is? My criteria is it cannot be a new book (old ones are cheaper!) and if can’t be dry – interjecting humor would be nice (how many Christians does it take to change a light bulb). Thought provoking questions (and answers) and bringing up why they don’t believe, would be nice as well.
When I said "non-believers of all faiths" I meant people who were Christian at one time but turned their back on Jesus and became non-believers. The atheists understood what I meant, why didn’t the Christians? You are just re-enforcing what David Kinnamon said. But I don’t look at the followers of Christianity. I look at the founder. I also bet that most pastors have read at least some books by the authors mentioned.

To be honest, I don’t know what I’m looking for, but I’ll know it when I find it. That’s why my new mantra (yes, I know that’s a Hindu word) is "the faith that cannot be shaken, has been shaken."

Sam Harris – Letter to a Christian Nation

It’s a long letter, but a very short book.

Sam Harris is a neuroscientist, an outspoken non-believer and a VERY good writer

Carl Sagan is amazing too ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wupToqz1e2g )

Christians, (or people of any faith i guess) Have you read the book "The God Delusion"? And if so, has it shaken your faith? How has it affected you?

The God Delusion · Books
From Wikipedia
The God Delusion

Author Dawkins, Richard
Subject(s) Religion
Genre(s) Science, philosophy
Publisher Bantam Books
Publication date October 2, 2006
Media type Hardcover, Paperback, Audio book
ISBN 0-618-68000-4
Dewey Decimal 211/.8 22
The God Delusion is a 2006 bestselling[1] non-fiction book by British biologist Richard Dawkins, professorial fellow of New College, Oxford,[2][3] and inaugural holder of the Charles Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science at the University of Oxford.

In The God Delusion, Dawkins contends that a supernatural creator almost certainly does not exist and that belief in a personal god qualifies as a delusion, which he defines as a persistent false belief held in the face of strong contradictory evidence. He is sympathetic to Robert Pirsig’s observation in Lila that "when one person suffers from a delusion it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called religion."
My motives for posting this question have been questioned. Instead of replying to individuals, let me just explain why i asked this. I am 34. Stricly catholic family and area (southwest louisiana cajun). Attended catholic school until i begain college, and was an alter boy. I have read, not just the bible, but many other pro-christian books, as well as TGD and other books by Dawson and other like minded individuals. I believe you can NEVER understand the truth of anything unless you study BOTH sides of an arguement, because therein lies the truth. Hidden in between the lines. I will not state my beliefs, I just wondered how many christians wont even consider studying both sides in order to make up their own minds. Some of you said you read dawkins and threw it in the trash. GOOD FOR YOU! You are a reasonible person who considered the evidence and made up your own mind. For those who fear reading it, dont be a sheep. Study both sides of a debate before commming to a conclusion.

most religious people won’t even read it. i was told not to when i was religious, don’t even look into things that could destroy your faith, that’s what you are told. then the religions wonder why so many people belong to OTHER faiths and don’t believe theirs.
@JEWS – what exactly are you trying to prove. all that points out that Dawkins is reasonable and looks at several sides of the arguments.

I want to buy the audiobook for "Official Book Club Selection: A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin", but it’s abridged. Unfortunately, there is no unabridged audio version of this book available. I really want to listen to the book while I’m driving back to school, but I don’t want to listen to an abridged version if it leaves out a lot of content from the original version. I would rather wait and read it this summer if the audio version is excessively watered down. Does anybody know how different the audiobook is from the original?
This is a response to the first person who answered this question: the author is the narrator of the audiobook so I don’t think she has a problem with taking out some things.

I would never listen to an abridged version of anything. It just seems like an insult to the author.