A quieter way to listen

Free classic audiobooks, ready when you are.

Library Card is an audiobook app with 110 titles — including 95 free public-domain classics — narrated in a calm, unhurried voice. Follow along with highlighted text on selected books, or just listen.

Android is coming to Google Play January 1, 2027. No account required.

100+ free classics

Dickens, Austen, Sherlock Holmes, children's favorites, and more — complete books, not excerpts, free with optional ads.

Read along as you listen

On selected titles, the words highlight in gold as the narration plays. You can also read without audio.

Built for schools

Classroom licenses start at $16.99 per student per year, with a free scholarship seat for every 20 purchased.

For teachers and schools

Read-along helps students follow the words as they listen. Licenses are $16.99 per student per year for classes of 10 or more, billed by invoice, with one free scholarship seat for every 20 purchased.

School licenses

Questions

Is Library Card free?

Yes. Public-domain classics are free to listen, with ads. You can watch a short rewarded ad for three hours ad-free. Classics Plus ($4.99 a month or $39.99 a year on iOS) removes ads and unlocks our original audiobooks.

Who is Isabella? Is this a human narrator?

Isabella is the voice you will hear on nearly every title — a high-quality AI / synthetic voice, not a human narrator recorded in a studio. A small number of original books use a second AI voice. We are upfront about that: the reading is produced so it is calm and easy to follow, and we review the audio for misread names and words before a book goes into the app.

Do I need an account?

No. Open the app and listen. Your progress and favorites stay on your device.

Is it on Android?

Library Card is coming to Google Play on January 1, 2027. It is available now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.