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Free audiobooks via Amazon Alexa

Amazon Alexa has teamed up with the Royal National Institute of Blind People’s Talking Books service to offer access to thousands of books for free. 


Users of the Talking Books service can now access this library via smart speaker and Alexa-enabled devices. The service was first launched in 1935 and you can register to get details on how to sponsor a talking book to be recorded and added to the library. 
 

Register your interest to sponsor a talking book here

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