>>23974780
>Doze off
>Wait what happened last unknown number of minutes?
>Let me rewind it
>*Jumbled sounds of music and split half sentences and lame sounds effects*
>Nope, let me try again
>A few minutes later completely lose track of where you are in the book
>Fuck it, just play it from some random part
>Miss some smart wordplay and double meaning completely because if the forced way of expression by the narrator's voice
>Lose an hour trying to go back to reference what X said to Y an hour ago because you thought it may be important
>Doze off while wondering why they choose this character to be voice acted by a nigger when it's a 19th century gothic novel
>Miss a ton of context because you don't have access to footnotes
Yeah, clearly the best way to experience books, but only if you are illiterate.

>>23974847
We also used to not brush our teeth but it turns out it's better to do so.

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>audiobook>dramatized with full cast>unique soundtrack >good sound effectsLiterally the best way to experience most books

>audiobook
>dramatized with full cast
>unique soundtrack
>good sound effects
Literally the best way to experience most books