Evermusic Pro - offline music
Music and Productivity
App
Free up disk space on your iPhone or iPad and stream your music directly from the cloud or home...
Cloud Music Player for Offline Audio by Multicloud
Catalogs
App
Download all your music to your iPhone to play it without internet. Add your music to your iPhone...
Hoopla Digital
Book and Entertainment
9.0
Rate It
App
Instantly borrow free digital movies, music, eBooks and more, 24/7 with your library card. FREEDOM...
Destiny Discover
Book
App
Follett’s Destiny Discover app replaces our BryteWave K-12 app and allows you to browse, search...
CraftLit - Serialized Classic Literature for Busy Book Lovers
Podcast
CraftLit is—>Annotated Audiobooks for Busy People Love the classics (or wish you did) *** No...
Sonos Controller
Music and Entertainment
App
Sonos is the wireless Home Sound System that fills as many rooms as you want with beautiful,...
Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated Wolfhound Century in Books
Apr 27, 2018
Boy am I glad I listened to this story.
I cannot describe to you how beautiful this story was. It was exciting and nerve wracking and terrifying. It was totally new and different and unique from anything else I’ve ever read. It had a love story, but it was an epic love story, not a romance as defined by the modern-day genre. It was sweet and beautiful and enthralling. It’s fantasy, but it’s not “elves and dwarves and fairies” fantasy… it’s fantastical and imaginary and connected with nature, but there aren’t warlocks. Higgins has his own set of creatures, his own city and country, his own history, his own world, and I loved it (though I didn’t want to live there. Read the summary, you wouldn’t either). On top of that, the writing was descriptive and concrete, and I felt like I was a part of the world. I felt like I was Lom an Marucia and Raku (I have no idea how to spell their names because I listened to the audio). I seriously didn’t want it to end.
Man, it’s been a good year for audiobooks! Guys, get this one asap. Give it thirty minutes of your time, and you’ll be sucked in.
Neil Dickson, the narrator, was also wonderful. He’s done a few other audiobooks, including the dramatized edition of The Importance of Being Earnest, and James Patterson’s The Jester. I’m definitely going to keep my eyes open for other work he does.
Content/Recommendation: Some violence, darker themes. Ages 16+
Alarm Clock HD Pro
Utilities and Productivity
App
The classic alarm clock pro on iPad! The HD version of the No.1 alarm clock app on the app store! ...
Evermusic - offline music
Music and Productivity
App
Play music from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive on iPhone or iPad. Download music to iPhone. Play...
Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls in Books
Apr 27, 2018
Sedaris has an uncanny way of making the every day boring stuff sound hilarious because of the way he interprets it in his mind and because of the way he says things the people. You know how stuff sounds better in your head, but you say it anyway and then people look at you like you have a third eye and webbed feet? That’s half of his humor. I love it.
I recommend Diabetes with Owls to any Sedaris fan, new or old. If you’ve never listened to him before, I recommend Live for your Listening Pleasure to get an overview of his best.