re: Most economical way to listen to audible books?

Librivox

I have Libby and Hoopla and I can typically find something to listen to during my commutes. However, the true pro tip is to get as many libraries as possible. This will give you more/different books and options I'd the one you want is already checked out in your local library.

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Look into Libby app...

You get the books through local libraries, so sometimes there's a wait for what you want. That's the biggest drawback

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Some libraries also have Hoopla, which offers instant downloads and no waiting. Also a 21-day checkout vs. 14 with Libby. I have both and if Libby has a wait, Hoopla usually doesn't if the book is on that app.

You can get them through a library, but they might not have what you want when you want it.

Youtube actually has audio books available for free, but of course I doubt they have anything new available.

With the library, depending on where you live, it would be best to get a library card from the biggest area near you (if you live right outside of BR, go to the EBR library to register). The bigger libraries have more of a selection.

Did anyone mention the public library?