Why does nobody talk about how I swore off audiobooks for a decade and now I can't stop
I used to think audiobooks were cheating and that real reading meant paper in your hands, so I avoided them for about 10 years. Then my commute from Round Rock to Austin hit 90 minutes each way and a coworker handed me a copy of Project Hail Mary on Libby. I finished it in 6 days and now I've gone through 14 books since March. Am I just lazy now or did I have the wrong take the whole time?