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Audio books have gained popularity in recent years, especially among teenagers. They provide an opportunity for teens to read while listening to a narration of a book. Audio books have proven to be beneficial to teenagers, as it improves reading skills, comprehension, and vocabulary. However, choosing the right audio book for a teenager can be a daunting task.
Here are valuable tips when choosing audio books for teens:
1. Consider the interests of the teenager
Teenagers have different interests, and when selecting audio books, it's important to consider their interests. Some teens may prefer books that deal with social issues, while others may prefer adventure books. Knowing what topics interest the teenager will help you select an audio book that they will enjoy.Example:
If a teenager loves science fiction, consider purchasing an audio book from the “Ender’s Game” series, by Orson Scott Card. These books provide a thrilling science fiction experience that will keep the teen interested.2. Look for appropriate themes and topics
Teenagers are at a stage where they actively seek knowledge and information. It's important to carefully consider the themes and topics covered in the audio books when choosing. Avoid selecting books that may contain themes that the teenager might find inappropriate or make them uncomfortable.Example:
If a teenager has a sensitive disposition, it is best to avoid books that contain themes of violence and abuse.3. Consider the narrator
When selecting audio books, it's important to consider the narrator. A good narrator can make a big difference in the listening experience of the teenager. A great narrator should be able to bring the characters to life, make the story engaging and capture the mood and emotions of the story.Example:
If a teenager is a fan of Harry Potter series, an ideal narrator would be Jim Dale. Jim Dale's narration makes the story come alive, making the listening experience enjoyable.4. Take book length into account
The length of an audio book should also be considered when selecting one for a teenager. Selecting a book that is too long may be overwhelming and cause boredom.Example:
A good book length to choose for a teenager would range between 7-10 hours.5. Read reviews and ratings
Reading reviews and ratings can help you ascertain whether an audio book is appropriate for a teenager. Reviews from other parents or teens will give you a good insight into whether the book is well-written, has a good storyline, and relative to the interests of the teenager.Example:
If a teenager is a fan of books about social justice or equality, The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas would be an excellent choice. Reviews confirm that it's relevant, engaging, and has powerful messages about social issues.6. Focus on positive messages
As a parent or guardian, you want your teenager to read books that have positive messages. Choose audiobooks that have storylines that promote kindness, resilience, empathy, and hard work.Example:
Wonder by R.J. Palacio focuses on bullying and compassion, making it a good choice for teenagers. The book's theme promotes kindness, and empathy, making it an excellent choice for teenagers.7. Seek recommendations from librarians
Librarians are excellent resources when it comes to selecting appropriate audiobooks for teens. They keep up with new releases, know the popular books and can recommend authors that are not widely known.Example:
A librarian may suggest Mythos Academy series by Jennifer Estep. It's a lesser-known series that not many teenagers are familiar with.Conclusion
The above tips are intended to make it easier for a parent or guardian to select appropriate audiobooks for teenagers. When selecting an audiobook, it's important that the parent or guardian understands the teenager's interests, the themes contained in the book, narrator, book length, reviews and ratings, positive messages, and recommendations from librarians. Taking these tips into account will help select audiobooks for teens that are enjoyable, promote reading skills and provide valuable lessons.Related Topics You Might Like
