Love it
I absolutely love this application, it allows me to listen to a lot of books that are either out of print or were written hundreds of years ago that still give a great deal amount of wisdom and knowledge.
Free Audiobooks!
Free audiobooks! What’s not to like?
Other than some accents can be a little hard to understand; this is still a fantastic app.
Also, it can be hard to find deep religious audiobooks in some of the more liberal audiobook apps; so what’s available here is both a religious and historical treasure. :-D
Other than some accents can be a little hard to understand; this is still a fantastic app.
Also, it can be hard to find deep religious audiobooks in some of the more liberal audiobook apps; so what’s available here is both a religious and historical treasure. :-D
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Dimwitted like iTunes
App starts playing over other streaming audio-services, the moment you open the homescreen. It automatically starts playing every time you go near a new bluetooth connection, even when you're listening to something else... just a skin-suited iTunes. Uninstalled.
Best book app
I love this hat your orators and glasses selections are top notch. It’s not loaded with commercials and you can buy a free at a reasonable price although there are great new books other apps for classic this app is the best.
Free Audiobooks!!
LibriVox feels like a time capsule of the best of the internet. It is community-run, and full of labors of love that we get to learn from for free. I love that it isn’t corporatized, or made more “modernized” in the ways that tend to make the internet only worse.
When you find a book that really speaks to you, it’s so much better than a podcast or modern audiobook. It’s a portal to the past (as most titles on here were written 100+ years ago), which provides a much greater level of learning than only reading modern books. I love their history and detective titles (A Study in Scarlet is an amazing listen on here).
When you find a book that really speaks to you, it’s so much better than a podcast or modern audiobook. It’s a portal to the past (as most titles on here were written 100+ years ago), which provides a much greater level of learning than only reading modern books. I love their history and detective titles (A Study in Scarlet is an amazing listen on here).
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