Listen to Boot Polish, Bears and Bush Sense: Adventures of a British Columbia Conservation Officer by Keith Rande

Nutmeg Riot

This app has turned my cooking sessions into culinary adventures with a side of stories. With this app, I've discovered a whole new way to enjoy literature. Bookmarking my favorite parts of audiobooks is now a breeze. Love this feature! The app’s design is sleek and modern. ListenBook is my favorite audiobook player.

Impulsive Flower

I've become addicted to this app – in the best possible way! This app is a lifesaver! I can now enjoy my favorite books on the go. Effortlessly exploring new worlds – this app's design is user-centric and efficient. The equalizer is a great addition. It really enhances the audio quality. An audiobook I’ll listen to again! The story was engaging, and the narrator’s performance made it even better. Some parts were so well-delivered that I replayed them just to hear the emotion again.

Dropkick

🎉 Making each day a new chapter – this app keeps me hooked from morning to night! 📖🌄 Mastering audiobook navigation – this app's ease of use is commendable. I’ve tried many audiobook players, and this one is by far the best.

Lightening Trip

If you love stories but have a busy schedule, this app is your solution! I'm amazed at this app's ability to transport me to different worlds through stories. I can't get enough of this app's easy navigation and quick access to chapters and playback controls. is a time-saver. It's convenient for accessing my content. I love the chapter navigation feature. ListenBook makes it easy to jump between sections.

Fatsy Bear

ListenBook Pro's noise reduction feature is a game-changer for immersive listening in any environment. Sharing audiobooks through AirDrop is a delightful way to connect with fellow book lovers. I love the ability to change the playback speed. It’s perfect for my needs.

Instant Star

I'm grateful for ListenBook's support for a wide range of formats, making it a one-stop solution for audio content. With this app, reading is no longer a task – it's a delightful habit.