read a book or audio book?

answers1: Audio books can't be beat when you are having to do
something boring (like housework). Paper books are best when you can
give them your full attention.
answers2: The only time I think I would choose an audiobook over a
real one is for long drives. <br>
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I think I wouldn't be able to sit and listen otherwise and I prefer
reading at my own pace and I get too distracted and would probably end
up tuning out what was being said.
answers3: buy the audio book. that way, more than one person can
"read" the book at the same time.
answers4: Read a book for goodness sake. When I listen to an audio
book I feel like a child who is either too young or too lazy to read.
answers5: BOOK <br>
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please, please, please keep reading real books- and not just a thing
of the past.
answers6: Really depends on the book. If it's a kids book and you're
doing it for a family I'd say read because it makes it more personal.
If it's a trashy book that's for fun, I'd do audio because then you
can take it into the car etc. If it's a book that you actually need a
brain to read, you read it because a lot of the time subtleties get
lost on audio.
answers7: u can process more information if u read but comdies are
best heard. "Jay Leno's "Lead with my chin" is alright book but when
read by Jeno Leno the book really comes alive because comedy is about
timing.
answers8: I like audiobooks for long cross-country drives. Other than
that, nothing can beat being cuddled up in a squishy chair with a good
book in your hands.
answers9: both book or audio book like more