Listen to Delay, Deny, Hope They Die: World Trade Center first responders-the battle for health care and compensation by Barbara Mulcahy Dement

Sky Herald

I'm blown away by the attention to detail in every aspect of this app. I love the ability to change the background color. It’s a nice touch.

Sokol

The chapters feature on ListenBook enhances my audiobook exploration – it's like flipping through pages. ListenBook's clean interface and organized layout make it a pleasure to browse through my audiobooks. ListenBook has transformed my daily activities into opportunities for personal growth. I love how this app seamlessly integrates into my busy schedule, making multitasking a breeze. 💡 The future of audiobook listening is here – this app's sleek functionality redefines how we enjoy our favorite stories. 🎧🔮

Boost

ListenBook's commitment to providing top-notch audio quality has taken my audiobook experience to a new level. Tone adjustment adds a unique touch to my listening experience. I'm hooked! An unobjectionable but unexceptional audiobook experience. The narrator's performance was serviceable and the audio quality was fine, but nothing about the production particularly stood out or elevated the material. It was decent background listening.

NecroBull

Audiobooks have never been this immersive – this app transports me to different worlds. ListenBook has rekindled my passion for learning. I'm exploring new topics every day. Binaural audio processing reduces listening fatigue. Fantastic feature!

Good William

This app's convenience has turned my daily chores into moments of literary escape. ListenBook Pro's noise reduction feature has made a significant difference in the clarity of recordings.

Squatch

🎉 Making each day a new chapter – this app keeps me hooked from morning to night! 📖🌄 I'm so glad I chose the audiobook version! The narrator added layers of meaning I might have missed reading silently. Their interpretation of the material felt thoughtful and authentic. The recording was technically perfect - no reverb, no peaking, just clean, pleasant audio. Good but not great. The narration was competent but lacked the extra spark that makes some audiobooks truly special. Still worth a listen though.