Libro.fm Audiobooks

I love this app because I love supporting my local bookstore. However, I listen to my audiobooks on different devices throughout the day. Sometimes I’m on my phone and other times I’m on my iPad. Unfortunately, the current version of this app doesn’t update from my previous place on one device when I switch to the other. Or if it has this capability, I cannot find where to turn it on. I still would recommend this app and company over others, purely to support local bookstores.

As an indie bookseller and book lover this app is everything. I use it everyday to listen to books and to show customers how easy it is to use. It’s so amazing that this company helps indie bookstores!!!! The only thing I wish I could do is organize my books into folders I can create. Mostly because I’m a supper OCD organizer. There may be a way to actually do that, that I just don’t know about. But that doesn’t hinder my love for the app at all! Seriously, best app ever!!!! Much love!!! <3

I love this app for what it offers booksellers and book lovers. When I’ve been pining for a book but have commutes to worry about, this app has my back. Fantastic platform, I recommend it to all of my friends and family, and customers who are afraid they don’t have time to read!

I love this app and feel so good about switching from my other audiobook subscription. I can get almost any book I’m looking for and part of my subscription goes to support my local indie. The one thing that disappoints me about the app, though, is that it only shows my progress as “time left” or track-by-track. I’d love to see my overall progress at a glance, since it helps me plan when and how long I listen each day.

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I like the idea of this app and supporting my local bookstore, but this is probably the last time I get a book from Libro until they change the app. Audio books are divided by “track” which has no connection to the progress of the book. Other apps I use for audiobooks organize by chapter. The effect of this is that if I lose track in the story or if I want to go back to a certain place, I can’t do that in any meaningful way.