Why AudioBooks & eBooks? 

• Is it better to listen to an audiobook or read?
  There is little to no difference in comprehension between the two types of consuming literature. Even though the information is processed differently by our brain, recent audiobooks vs reading research from 2021 showed that the overall difference between reading and listening in terms of comprehension was negligible.
• Listening to a book read helps your child learn punctuation, enunciation, and emphasis, all of which bring out the meaning of a text and improve speaking and writing skills. Children who listen to audio books learn to understand language above their reading level and learn new words and advanced constructs.
• Regarding literature, audiobooks can be more immersive than regular e-books. They can also help readers save time and improve their literacy. The second aspect is particularly important for younger audiences and language learners.
• Other benefits of audiobooks include better reading speed and accuracy, improved vocabulary, comprehension, and pronunciation, and even increased test scores. Students who listen to audiobooks regularly can reportedly understand two grade levels beyond their current level.