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Shameless plug - if you download lots of audiobooks and need help organizing them and figuring out which to listen to next, check out Audiobook Locker: https://gitlab.com/fonner/audiobook-locker. It's a desktop app (built with Tauri) that scans your audiobook folder and lets you sort, search and tag your audiobooks.
Standard Ebooks has the ability to filter books bu reading level.
That seems much better for people trying to learn English.
https://standardebooks.org/
They carefully curate and copy-edit their books, and go for quality over quantity. I think that is probably the right choice. We already have free access to an effectively infinite amount of mediocre content on the internet.
Exactly the same scene as I use in my daily life. It feels great to have an audiobook version of any e-book. You don’t have to wait/look for any real person to complete their audio work. I have used this tool [1] to convert and listen to many books.
1. https://github.com/p0n1/epub_to_audiobook EPUB to audiobook converter with Azure TTS, optimized for Audiobookshelf.