If you know Kindle and Audio books - could you help me out?

[BlsdMama]

DH is taking a class.  He is pretty academically successful but reading takes a lot of effort, and worse, time.

 

Listen to something read TO him during commute time would save his sanity.

 

This is the book:

https://www.amazon.com/Managing-Quality-Performance-Excellence-James-ebook/dp/B019EB9STE/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=&dpID=51inmMrohnL&preST=_SX342_QL70_&dpSrc=detail

 

It has an etext.  We have kindles and iphones.  Can you tell by looking at this whether there is a feature that will read aloud the chapters?

 

Thanks!

~Kelly

 

[chiguirre]

I don't think so. For kindles, when there's an audio version there's a link to buy the Whispersync audiobook alongside the ebook.

 

Sorry!

[retiredHSmom]

Yes, the kindle app supports iOS voice-over.  Here are the instructions. https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201244940

[displace]

It's on learning ally. It's a read aloud by voice (not computer). Learning ally is for people with reading disabilities. If you have an account (?$100/year or less), you get access to all the thousands of books, all read aloud. I can't remember if anyone in your family has a reading disability, or if your DH does.

[Lady Florida.]

There isn't an audio edition (or doesn't seem to be) but depending on the Kindle model it might be able to read it. It's not going to sound like a narrator reading but like a computer voice. 

 

Oh, just realized that you have iPhones and noticed Tania's link. It's still going to sound like a computer reading but if that doesn't bother him it should be fine.