The March 6, 2018, update caused the app to do nothing but crash. On a whim, I had to delete the app and downloaded again to get it to work. I use it on an iPad mini.

I had the app for like two seconds, and that is because I can’t see what I’m typing to search for anything, so I didn’t even know if the app actually didn’t have the book I was looking for or if it was me spelling the title wrong. If that fixes in the future then I might come back to it. The books it self look under whelming when I looked it horror section hoping to find something that might strike me as interested but to no avail, all I could find were story’s that I already knew the ending to or me being able figure out the gist or the story without listening to it for a single second. Like I said if these change I might come back to the app. Im sorry for giving you this pian stacking review but I have to admit that your app looked pretty interesting from the get go. Please at least try to allow me to see what I’m typing in the search and add a few more interesting books thank you for putting my review into account. And I hope that this helps you make your app interesting from when someone is downloading it to when there using it on the daily.

Put all 50,000 librivox audiobooks in the app and it’s got to have all the oz audiobooks and also put volume and numbers in every single Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens versions in very one the said Christmas Carol some has the volume and number and some don’t that’s will mess up the downloading to every single one that said Christmas Carol without volume and number of the Christmas Carol you’re listening to

It hadn’t even been 1 minute since I opened the app for the first time (not exaggerating) when I had THREE ADS played one after the other!!! I couldn’t see what I was typing into the search bar, it wouldn’t load any book I was searching for, and altogether very poor UX design. I would rate it lower if I could.