you might want to track down a non-profit organization that does this sort of thing. they will be able to help you with stuff like legal problems and which books are in most demand.

I love audiobooks but I agree, you need to be careful about copyright infringement.

I looked on Audible and could not find the Princess Bride by william Goldman, that one might be fun to read.

What about Not If I See You First by Eric Lindstrom.

The one book series I deeply regret not having audiobooks for is the Renshai trilogy by Mickey Zucker Reichert. ("The Last of the Renshai", "The Western Wizard", and "Child of Thunder"). They were some of my favorites growing up and I would love to hear them.

Because we'll never meet, I forgot who by, but I started reading it and thought it was very sweet, but my eyes for pretty awful during spring to the point where I could no longer see any words :)

This is a really cool idea, thanks for thiking about doing this.

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I've seen some people reading audiobooks on youtube, but theres a book that I haven't been able to find anywhere. I don't think it was ever officially read as an audobook.

It's the (auto?)biography of a very famous wrestler.
"Harley Race: King of the Ring"

I'm a fan of older pro wrestling and like hearing about the stories of the lives that the wrestlers lead. I have heard on several different podcasts who have mentioned this book as being a very interesting read.

I don't know if you will have trouble finding a copy, it may be out of print, but I haven't tried very hard to find it because I can't read it anyways.

Be careful—this might be illegal.

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