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0:00Earlier this year, I actually stopped paying for Audible because I just would never utilize the credits and it felt like kind of a waste of money to me. And I don't know, there's just something about Audible that like just rubs me the wrong way.

0:10One thing I love about Everand service is they offer two different subscriptions.

0:14Those subscriptions vary from $11.99 to $16.99.

0:18Everand does offer a 30-day free trial for you to test it out.

0:21Overall, I've really enjoyed my experience using Everand so far and I look forward to using it when I have a hard time finding the books that I really want to listen to on either Libby or Kindle Unlimited.

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0:00Reply to linds_lee01 comment

0:00Everand vs. Audible?

0:00Which do you prefer

0:00earlier this year, I actually

0:01stopped

0:01paying for Audible

0:02because I just

0:03would never

0:04utilize the credits, and it felt like

0:05kind of a waste of money

0:06to me.

0:07And I don't know,

0:08there's just something

0:09about Audible

0:09that like just rubs me

0:10the wrong way.

0:11One thing I love about Everand's

0:12service

0:13is they offer

0:13two different

0:14subscriptions,

0:14Those

0:15subscriptions vary

0:16from $11.99 to $16.99.

0:17Everand

0:18does offer

0:18a 30 day

0:19free trial for you

0:20to test it out.

0:21Overall, I've

0:22really enjoyed

0:23my experience

0:23using Everand so far,

0:24and I look forward

0:25to using it

0:26when I have a hard time

0:27finding the books

0:28that I really want

0:28to listen to

0:29on either Libby

0:30or Kindle Unlimited.

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A medium close-up shot of a young woman speaking directly to the camera, framed from her mid-torso upwards. She is seated in what appears to be a home office or living room setting, with a tall, dark-framed bookshelf filled with numerous books of various colors and sizes positioned behind her. A small, potted green plant sits on one of the shelves, and a woven basket is visible below it. The wall behind the bookshelf is plain white. Soft, even lighting illuminates her face and the foreground, creating a bright and friendly atmosphere without harsh shadows. She uses animated hand gestures and expressive facial movements while talking. A white text overlay at the top left corner displays a question: "Reply to linds_lee01 comment Everand vs. Audible? Which do you prefer 🙏📚🎧". Subtitles are present at the bottom of the screen, transcribing her speech about the comparison between the two audiobook services. The camera remains static throughout the scene.

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