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I discovered Audiobookshelf over the weekend and it seems like the ultimate self hosted solution for audiobook and ebook management. Mobile apps, user accounts for the kids, great metadata support.

https://www.audiobookshelf.org/

Audiobookshelf has become a key service in my self hosted stack. I use it primarily for podcast management and it’s been wonderful. I use plappa on iOS as my client and the offline support is stellar. I’m building a FreeBSD port for it too so it can have a forever home on my stable server.

I love Audiobookshelf so much that I made an app for it, just released it today, its called SoundLeaf, if you want you could check it out here:

https://soundleafapp.com

Love audiobookshelf! Though I've struggled to find good copies of audiobooks that aren't ~$50...

Second the other poster's Libro.fm suggestion. Also downpour.com. (Cheaper but not quite as wide of a selection as Libro.fm.)

Libro.fm is worth looking into, you can support authors and local bookstores.

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