But these talking books raised big questions.

但是这些有声书提出了一些重要的问题。

Funds were given to make talking books available in public libraries.

提供资金在公共图书馆提供有声读物。

And so, talking books began to sound different.

因此， 有声读物开始变得不同了。

Or for auditory people, you could listen to talking books, for example, that would be more enjoyable for you.

或者对于有听觉的人，你可以听有声书，例如，这对你来说会更有趣。

And as talking books became more elaborate and theatrical–more filled with sound effects and music–some blind people grew frustrated.

随着有声书变得更加复杂和戏剧化， 充满了音效和音乐， 一些盲人变得沮丧。

When Snow White came out as an early animated talking movie, the AFB decided they wanted to make a talking book version of the talking movie.

当《白雪公主》成为早期的有声动画电影时，美国盲人会决定制作一本有声书的版本。

Thanks also to Jen Hale and Jennifer Arnott at the Perkins School, Matthew Rubery of Queen Mary University of London, whose book about the history of talking books is awesome, and Waleed Meleis of Northeastern's College of Engineering.

还要感谢帕金斯学院的 Jen Hale 和 Jennifer Arnott、伦敦玛丽女王大学的 Matthew Rubery，他关于有声书历史的书非常棒，还有东北大学工程学院的 Waleed Meleis。