spoken-wordbook
nounUK /ˈspəʊkən wɜːd bʊk/
US /ˈspoʊkən wɜːrd bʊk/
A book you listen to instead of reading with your eyes.
My teacher gave me a spoken-wordbook so I could hear the story on the bus.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A collection of poems or stories meant to be read aloud.
The class performed pieces from a spoken-wordbook at the school assembly.
3. A book that comes with a CD or download of someone reading it.
This spoken-wordbook includes a CD so kids can follow along.
4. A digital file of a book that a voice reads to you.
She downloaded a spoken-wordbook to listen to at bedtime.