For starters, Littérature audio (Audio Literature) claims to have over 8,000 French audiobooks for free download on its website. Many of the books are in the public domain, meaning that they were written so long ago that the copyright has expired and they can be hosted and downloaded at no cost. You can also find some modern audiobooks there as well as translations of popular audiobooks from other languages.
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While not as expansive, there are other websites where you can find free French audiobooks. These include Bibliboom and Librivox, a website that uses volunteer native speakers of French for its collection of 800 free audiobooks. There is also Audiocite that hosts not only romans (novels) but also an array of non-fiction books for voracious French readers.
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