Alison DeNisco Rayome/ZDNET I'm not usually a big audiobook person, preferring my Kindle or old-school library books. But with so many buzzy new books out and a good amount of time spent in the car shuttling my kids around, I decided to give Audible's latest 30-day free trial a try -- and I'm glad I did.  Also:  How to get Amazon Prime for 50% off: The two ways to qualify in 2026 Even on the free trial, you can select any audiobook from Audible's catalog of over 1 million titles, including brand new releases. You'll get the same benefits as full members on your free trial, and you can cancel before the 30 days are up and you get charged if you don't want to continue. If you're unfamiliar, Audible is Amazon's audiobook platform that includes bestsellers, new releases, and exclusives like the Harry Potter full-cast audiobook editions.…