Audio books allow people with print disabiliities to access books and magazines. The content of the printed material must first be dictated by a human and converted to audio tape or a computer audio file. The voices are real human voices and are limited to the speed that the person recorded the original file.

The following is an example of an audio book.

The Body Snatchers, by Robert Lewis Stevenson

You can find the rest of this book in audio book format at:

www.audiobooksforfree.com