MeatEater's American History The Long Hunter's (1761-1775)

[JBird]

I figured some folks here would enjoy this Audio Book, just released a few weeks ago. I just finished it this afternoon and enjoyed it. I know some folks won't be interested since it isn't in print, but worth a listen. There is plenty of good info, and it's scripted in a way that makes it more digestible to the average listener.

here is an audio clip

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/...en-rinella/9780593791561/?ref=PRHA41A0D52358A

 

[LymanB]

I’m about halfway through and I concur. It’s definitely worth checking out.

 

[The Appalachian]

Ok, so help me out here. If I pay for this on Google Play Store, does it show up on my phone like an installed app that I can open and close like any other app? And can I pick up with it wherever I leave off? I want to understand the format before buying. Never did an audio book before.

 

[RobertIN]

Ok, so help me out here. If I pay for this on Google Play Store, does it show up on my phone like an installed app that I can open and close like any other app? And can I pick up with it wherever I leave off? I want to understand the format before buying. Never did an audio book before.

It'll be easiest to buy through Amazon and listen to it in the Audible app. That's what I did, the interface is very similar to how you would use Spotify or other media apps.

User experience is the same as cassette tapes. You can pause and start again where you left off, skip around chapters, fast forward and rewind all you like.

 

[nessmuk]

I like my books without batteries. I'll wait until I can get a copy from the local library.