Publish at September 12 2023 Updated September 12 2023
The digital book market is growing, although the taste for physical books remains very strong. As for audio books, they are slowly gaining in popularity. It seems to be the solution for those who don't like to immerse themselves in the written word. But is it effective for text comprehension? Opinions differ.
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