Are the ratings for the books, or for the recordings?
I could add a feature to allow for audio recording rating in the future. It would be helpful since some audio recordings can be of poor quality.
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Are the ratings for the books, or for the recordings?
I could add a feature to allow for audio recording rating in the future. It would be helpful since some audio recordings can be of poor quality.
Count of Monte Cristo is in there, highly recommended!
Thank you for that. Downloaded. @OP: I'm wondering if more than just sorting, whether filtering could be added? I would want to find both highly rated books with high numbers of reviews.
My personal use I aim to solve is getting accurate lists of the top rated books for a given genre and perhaps before a given year. I've been listening to lots of audio books recently, yet I only have so much time so I am aiming to only listen to the best.
Please add a column whether it is an actual recording of a human voice or AI generated.
Please add a column whether it is an actual recording of a human voice or AI generated.
There needs to be a column for the name of the narrator. I will listen to almost anything read by a narrator that I like. The LibriVox version of Flatland has long, detailed descriptions of the illustrations, but I've still listened to it several times because the narrator has a great accent. She's Ruth Golding btw. https://librivox.org/reader/2607?primary_key=2607&search_cat...
Can't seem to click any of the books.
Are the ratings for the books, or for the recordings?
The ratings are for the books not the audio recording. Unfortunately there is no data points for the rating of the audio, since the sources don't collect rating. I could add a feature to allow for audio recording rating in the future. It would be helpful since some audio recordings can be of poor quality.
I wanted to see how many modern books it has (Gutenberg etc. is valuable, but often I'd prefer modern writing), but it says that eg. Shelley's "A Defence of Poetry and Other Essays" is from 2006. Shelley died at least a few years before 2006. Maybe the year is the recording date?
If so, that's not that useful to me, I'd want to see the date of the work, not the recording.
Could I search on language? Want to see what the Japanese options are.