Recommendation request for Free audiobook application?

Personally, I use Audible from www.audible.com. If you have previously purchased any audio books from iTunes, they can be read through the Audible app. There are three ways to view your books in this app including Cloud, Device, and iTunes. If you select the iTunes button then any iTunes audio books will be pulled in. The audible app has a user friendly player screen including a sleep timer if interested. When considering a subscription to Audible.com, the most expensive level, at $229.00 US dollars gives you the best price per credit. One credit equals one book, in most cases, no matter the size of the book. When you consider that one audio book can be $30.00 or even $50.00, the price of $229.00 for 24 credits begins to not look quite so expensive, after all.

What I do is pay the regular price for a book, if it's not very expensive, say $5.00 or $10.00 and then utilize my credits for the really pricy books.

I hope this helps you in finding a solid audio book app.

I've been using MP3 Audiobook Player for years. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mp3-audiobook-player-free/id891797540

It allows you to transfer mp3 or zip-files to your iDevice through wifi.

Hi. I'd consider getting the bard app. It's free, and if you're a U.S. citizen living in the U.S. or abroad, you qualify. It's free to sign up and it's free to download books. The app is free and it has the same interface as the audio book players they send you. Hope this helps.

If you don't have access to bard, then I'd check into Bookshare. The app costs $20 but I've found it to work beautifully. Check out www.bookshare.org to see qualifications.
If you'<e got an account with them or bard, you're golden!

Also, if you don't have access to bard., I'd check and see if the library in your country has an app for dowloading audio books. I'm wibling to bet that they do.