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lick Here for the Passwords List. You'll need to log in as a Catlin Gabel student or employee. Having trouble? Contact your division librarian.
The Upper School Library owns a small collection of audiobooks to support student learning.
Click here for a full list of the US Library's audiobook collection.
With a library card from MultCoLib, you have access to a large number of audiobooks. You can use your laptop, or the Libby app to download and listen to these books.
Find out more about Multnomah County Library's audiobook collection.
Click here to find out how to get and use the Libby app.
What if you don't live in Multnomah County? You might still be eligible for a MultCoLib card. Click here to find out.
Washington County Libraries offer audiobooks. Start here for more information.
LibriVox is an organization run by volunteers who record audio versions of books, dramatic works, and short stories that are no longer under copyright. Their website makes these texts available to everyone with internet access. These tend to be older titles.
Project Gutenberg is a volunteer-run organization that makes free audio versions of books, plays, and poetry available once they are no longer under copyright. Be aware that the quality of the recordings varies, as these are recorded by volunteers rather than professional actors or speakers.
Bookshare is a 600,000 volume + online library for people with print disabilities. Students with diagnosed disabilities that significantly impair reading are able to create a free account in order to access Bookshare's library.
Learning Ally provides audiobooks for students with diagnosed reading disabilities. To obtain access to Learning Ally, please talk to Cindy or Jeffrey, our Learning Specialists. If you qualify, they will set up a "bookshelf" for you, and will load the titles you need.
