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RV Quick Tips: Listen to a book on the road

Sometimes a long drive can feel stale or monotonous. We like to break up the pace with a good read…or a listen in this case.

We listen to audio books when we are driving.

We joined the Audible service and this past year, have been working our way through biographies like one on Winston Churchill's wife, Clementine; former Presidents Theodore Roosevelt; Harry Truman; George Washngton. Our favorote is a book called Undaunted Courage, about the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

You can try the service out by grabbing a free audiobook from Audible here! https://rvlifestyle.com/audible

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Mike Wendland

Published on 2018-10-02

Mike Wendland is an Emmy award-winning journalist, traveler, and producer of RV Podcast, the RV Lifestyle travel blog, and the RV Lifestyle Channel on YouTube. Mike, traveling with his wife Jennifer and their Norwegian Elkhound, Bo, has vast experience and a great passion for exploring North America, previously working as a long-time NBC-TV News Channel Technology Correspondent and now sharing his love for the RV lifestyle with millions. Mike is not only an adept RV life enthusiast but also a skillful storyteller, bringing to his channels stories from the road that perfectly capture the magic and hardships of this lifestyle.

3 Responses to “RV Quick Tips: Listen to a book on the road”

June 10, 2019at8:54 am, Cy Young said:

Check with your local library to see if they provide access to Overdrive which lets you borrow ebooks and audiobooks for 2-3 weeks. The service is usually free and they have a large selection.
http://overdrive.com

October 11, 2018at3:41 pm, Michele Cantor said:

We subscribe to Scribd.com for $8.99 per month.
The number of books and audiobooks is unlimited.
They can be downloaded offline.
We listen to them on our portable devices and on our Bluetooth stereo in the Roadtrek
while we’re traveling.

October 08, 2018at10:41 am, Margo Heekin said:

Great idea! Read the book Undaunted Courage, just downloaded it for. I also realized that I can listen to downloads without cell service and in areas without radio as on Highway 50 in NV.

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