The Libby and hoopla apps can use your library card to connect to your local library, and they should have audiobooks available to borrow

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The internet archive has “open library.org”, project Gutenberg, manybooks.net. Standardebooks.org, sometimes slapping pdf at the end of your book tittle can get you the online web version or a Reddit page of someone who uploaded their pdf

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Libby and hoopla!!! (Like #1 said) it’s literally how I get all my audiobooks. Google “books unbanned” and there should be a few libraries (I believe Boston, Seattle, and San Diego and a few) that have programs for people under a certain age (varies by library) to get a free e-card regardless if they live there or not.

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