Google LLC
Data as of October 26, 2026. Review analysis of 100 reviews generated October 26, 2026.
Estimates come from App Vulture's chart-rank model, confidence high; see how the estimate works.
Google Play Books & Audiobooks is highly praised for its library organization, offline reading, and reading customization features. However, users express concerns about high prices, unauthorized charges, and app crashes, which contribute to a mixed sentiment and potential churn. The app's pricing model is perceived negatively, posing a medium risk to its long-term viability.
Users report unauthorized charges and high prices.
Users find the app interface and navigation confusing.
Occasional app crashes and slow loading times.
Users appreciate the ability to categorize and personalize their digital library.
Users value the ability to download books for offline access.
Users enjoy the customization options for their reading experience.
Parents appreciate the tools that make reading easier for children.
Users request a wider selection of magazines and newspapers.
Users request improved voice settings for audiobooks.
Users request a dark mode for better night reading.
Users report the app crashing frequently.
The app faces competition from other reading platforms offering better features or lower prices.
The most common complaint in Google Play Books & Audiobooks reviews is purchase issues (2% of reviews), followed by ux (1% of reviews) and performance (0% of reviews). Users report unauthorized charges and high prices.
Users praise Google Play Books & Audiobooks most for offline reading (5% of reviews), then library organization (4% of reviews) and reading customization (1% of reviews). Users value the ability to download books for offline access.
Yes for most users: Google Play Books & Audiobooks holds a 4.7 rating from 3,259,243 ratings. Google Play Books & Audiobooks is highly praised for its library organization, offline reading, and reading customization features. However, users express concerns about high prices, unauthorized charges, and app crashes, which contribute to a mixed sentiment and potential churn. Reviews describe pricing as negative. The main reason users leave is pricing.
Google Play Books & Audiobooks gets about 1.8M downloads per month, according to App Vulture's chart-rank estimate (high confidence, data as of October 26, 2026).