Save Audible Books after Cancel Audible Subscription

Audible memberships are divided into Audible Plus and Audible Premium Plus. The prices of these two subscriptions are different, and the audiobooks they can enjoy are also different. Audible Plus subscribers might think that $7.95 per month is a bargain, but if you stick with it for a year, you'll have to spend $95.4. If you subscribe to Audible Premium Plus, you need to spend more money, and the cumulative price of a one-year subscription can reach $179.4. Once you cancel your subscription, you lose access to Audible audiobooks. And if you want to own a book forever, you need to buy it, which costs more.

In order to save money, have you tried to find a tool that can help you convert Audible audiobooks online to other formats and download them to your computer for permanent use? Please read on. This article will provide an excellent method to save Audible audiobooks forever, and then you can cancel Audible subscription.

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Audible membership cannot log out on the phone. You can only cancel the subscription through the web. Here are the steps to unsubscribe on the website:

Step 1 Click "Hi, [NAME]!"

At the top of the Audible home page, click the drop-down menu labeled "Hi, [NAME]!" and select "Account Details".

Step 2 Cancel Membership

You’ll be taken to Audible membership details page. You can end your Audible subscription by clicking the "Cancel Membership" button.

Step 3 Continue Cancelling

You will be prompted to log in to your Amazon account again. When you’re done, click the orange "No thanks, continue cancelling" button.

Step 4 Provide a Reason

Audible will ask you to provide a reason for cancellation. Choose any option, then you can click the "Cancel Membership" button again.

Step 5 Cancel Anyway

It is clear that Audible doesn't want you to unsubscribe easily. You'll see some sort of offer on this page that prevents you from canceling your order. Please choose "Cancel Anyway". At this point, your subscription has been cancelled successfully.

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There are many famous books on Audible, which are very helpful for children's enlightenment and adults to improve the cultural accomplishment. Many users must subscribe to Audible in order to listen to these world-famous books. Here takes The Call of the Wild as an example to introduce how to use Any Audible Converter to convert The Call of the Wild audiobook to MP3 format and save to PC forever.

Any Audible Converter is an excellent software that helps people convert Audible/Audible Plus audiobooks and podcasts to M4A/M4B/MP3 format without efforts. It also helps users to download converted audio files directly to other devices so that people could enjoy listening to Audible audiobooks wherever they go.

Steps to use Any Audible Converter to convert The Call of the Wild audiobook to MP3 format:

Step 1 Launch Any Audible Converter

Launch Any Audible Converter on your computer.

Step 2 Customize Settings

Click the setting button in the upper right corner and change format to MP3. You can change the conversion settings including the output format, output quality, output path and regions of the website.

Step 3 Sign in your Audible

Click the "Add from Audible library" button and sign in.

Step 4 Search The Call of the Wild

Search The Call of the Wild in the search bar.

Step 5 Add to List

Click the "Add to list" button to add The Call of the Wild to Any Audible Converter to convert it.

Step 5 Start Converting

Click on the "Convert" button to start converting The Call of the Wild to MP3. After the conversion is finished, if you have chosen "Open the output folder", the folder will pop up, and you can see the result in it. You can also click the "History" button to find the converted files from the local drive.

Now Audible memberships cannot limit you any more and you can cancel Audible subscription after converting all audiobooks you like!

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Here are some great audiobooks for you to listen to:

1.Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice tells a story about 5 daughters of Bennet. The protagonist is the second daughter, Elizabeth. Elizabeth met Darcy at a prom. For that someone had told her that Darcy was arrogant, so she always rejected him. After the misunderstanding is resolved, Elizabeth lifted her prejudice against Darcy, and Darcy also let go of her arrogance. Finally they fell in love with each other.

Contrary to the sentimental novel content and pretentious writing methods that were popular at that time, Pride and Prejudice uses daily life as the material, and vividly reflects the conservative and closed British township life and world conditions from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century.

2.Gone with the Wind

Based on Atlanta and a nearby plantation, the novel depicts the lives of Southerners before and after the Civil War. The work depicts the images of many southerners of that era, among which Scarlett, Rhett, Ashley, Melanie and others occupy the center position are typical representatives. Their customs and etiquette, words and deeds, spiritual concepts, and political attitudes successfully reproduced the Civil War during the Lincoln period and the social life of the American South through the love of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler.

3.The Moon And Sixpence

The work is based on the life of the French Impressionist painter Paul Gauguin. Strickland, an ordinary London stockbroker, suddenly fell in love with art. He abandoned his wife and children, and the rich and happy life that others desire to have. He went to Tahiti in the South Pacific, and wrote his brilliant life with a brush, injecting all the value of life into the splendid canvas. He didn't care about the entanglement of poverty and the torment of illness, just regretting that he had never patronized his consciousness.

The novel expresses the contradiction between genius, individuality and material civilization, as well as modern marriage and family life. It has a broad perspective on life.

4.The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales is a collection of short stories in poetic style. It tells the story of a group of 30 pilgrims gathered at the Taiba Hotel. These pilgrims included knights, monks, nuns, merchants, craftsmen, doctors, lawyers, scholars, farmers, housewives, etc. At that time, people from all walks of life in British society were going to Canterbury to worship St Thomas. The owner of the Taiba Hotel volunteered to serve as a guide for them. He suggested that each person tell two stories back and forth on the way to and from the Holy Land to solve the loneliness in the journey. After returning to the hotel, everyone gathers and invites the person who tells the best story to dinner. The people accepted the owner's suggestion, and the next day they embarked on a pilgrimage together and began to tell stories.

5.A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities connects the two big cities, Paris and London, and revolves around the Dr. Manette family and the St. Anthony district headed by the Defarge couple. The novel describes how the aristocracy corrupted and mutilated the common people. The deep hatred of the aristocracy in the hearts of the people led to the inevitable French Revolution. The “Two Cities” in the title refers to Paris and London.

6.Anne of Green Gables

Anne of Green Gables tells the story of the innocent, kind and life-loving heroine, Anne. Anne lost her parents when she was young, and was adopted by Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables when she was 11 years old. She has a bright personality, full of fantasy, and self-esteem. By virtue of her hard work, she not only won the preference of the adopters, but also won the care and friendship of teachers and classmates. Growth and dream are the themes of the whole book. The author tells readers with Anne's story: as long as you have dreams in mind and make unremitting efforts, life will be colorful and beautiful.