Penguin Random House launches audio app

18 November 2014 Books+Publishing

Penguin Random House has launched a new audio app called ‘Volumes’, reports Galleycat. The free app allows readers to listen to audio clips from authors including Jodi Picoult, Sophie Kinsella and Jim Gaffigan. Full-length audiobooks will periodically be made available for no charge. Currently, users may download a free digital copy of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (various imprints). A press release from the launch of ‘Volumes’ states that ‘to encourage users to give listening a try, Penguin Random House Audio is working with Literacy Partners to donate one audiobook (up to 25,000 audiobooks) for every person that downloads the app and pledges to listen’. To find out more about the app, click here.

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