Listen to Besa: A True Story by Pertef Bylykbashi

DreamDasher

Sharing audiobooks with friends through AirDrop and Sharing on ListenBook is a fantastic way to spread the joy of listening. 🌌 Adding an extra layer of delight to cooking – this app turns meal prep into a culinary adventure with its audiobooks! 🍲📖 Navigating audiobooks seamlessly – this app's design is top-notch. The statistics feature is brilliant. I love seeing how much time I spend on audiobooks with ListenBook.

Prometheus

The vast selection of titles on this app is a book lover's dream come true. The quick access to chapters and controls makes the app a joy to use. I'm always in control. The compatibility with Apple Watch is a game-changer. Controlling my audiobooks from my wrist is genius. ListenBook’s playback speed control is very useful. I can listen at my own pace.

Riff Raff

With this app, reading has become an integral part of my daily routine. Streamlining audiobook enjoyment – this app's functionality is truly impressive. Every moment is a chance to explore new stories with this app. Its intuitive features and compatibility ensure my audiobook journey is seamless. 🌌🎧 Looping playback helps me immerse myself in the content. It's my secret study weapon. I love the ability to change the playback pitch. It’s a unique feature.

Fuzzy Claws

I love that ListenBook supports a wide range of formats, making my library diverse. ⏰ Starting my mornings with inspiration – audiobooks make waking up a joyous literary experience! ☀️🎧

McDreamy

ListenBook has redefined the way I experience stories, turning every moment into an adventure. Seamless audiobook integration – this app's design is a true delight.

Houston

I never thought I'd enjoy audiobooks as much as I do now – all thanks to this app. 📚 Ironing has become a joy with audiobooks – wrinkles are no match for these captivating stories! 👗🎧 My audiobook collection has never looked better. Thanks to automatic artwork and metadata. Fairly enjoyable, but forgettable. I didn’t have any major complaints, but I also don’t see myself revisiting this one. It was a decent way to spend a few hours, though.