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So I love reading the Enders story books but I discovered an insatiable desire for the audio books. I have purchased all of them on cd or mp3 even the short stories. Thus my quiery I was looking for "A Young Man With Prospects", "The Gold Bug", and "Ender's Stocking" in audio format. If they have made it send me a link to purchase it. Any further insight is also appreciated.
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dont know hoe to make links but this place is fine. I dont use it since i have no credit card buit i have friends who do.
(holy it is a link already...YAY!!!... can anone tell me how to make a link while typing other words?)
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You might want to try http://audible.com As far as I know, they plan to carry all the Card books on audio, as they are some of their best sellers. They recently updated their stock with more Card titles in unabridged format (yay!) and I understand that more are being produced. I don't know whether "A Young Man With Prospects," "Gold Bug," and "Ender's Stocking" will be produced, but I seem to remember reading something, somewhere, stating that the plan was to eventually do all of Card's works via Blackstone Audio. So if they're not available now, they may be soon.
Anyway, Audible is really awesome. For $15.00 per month, you get your pick of any audio title, and you also get great discounts on additional purchases. I've been a subscriber there for over four years and have eagerly awaited picking out my new audio book each month since then. I have quite a library, as you can imagine. All the Card books are especially well done.
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I was SOOOOO excited when Enchantment finally hit audible on unabridged. I think I almost danced! Needless to say, I purchased it immediately!
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Libbie, Thank You for further insight. I look forward to future Audible releases. Thats where I've bought most of my books.
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All the Card books are especially well done.
