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Best Apps For Reading Books On Iphone
A good ebook app offers a convenient experience for reading a good book, and there are several app options available. Each app offers a slightly different user experience and features to go along with your read (you may want to adjust your iPhone screen for easing reading).
Finding the best ebook app for your iPhone can be a trial and error process in which you stumble onto things you like and shortcomings in each. Save your self a little time when narrowing down your search for your favorite reading app by checking out our overviews of each below.
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Amazon Kindle
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AMZN Mobile LLC
If you’re a fan of the latest bestsellers, Amazon’s Kindle app has the most competitive ebook prices on new releases. It also has a huge selection that goes beyond the traditional publisher offering, giving access to the burgeoning independent and self-publishing world. Amazon’s selection of small-press and self-published content is unmatched, and they even keep a large collection of free Kindle books.
The app is very easy to use, lets you adjust text size and font style, change line spacing, define unfamiliar words with instant access to a dictionary, change the paper color, scroll through several pages at once, add bookmarks and notes, automatically return where you left off, and copy text.
However, the purchasing process isn’t ideal; you actually have to leave the app and go to a web browser to buy books for your Amazon account. The only exception to that rule is free samples, which you can request, download, and read without ever leaving the app.
The Kindle app also offers a unique feature called Send to Kindle. This allows you to upload documents, such as PDFs and Word documents, to Amazon, which then makes these available to read in your Kindle app.
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Apple Books
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Apple
Apple Books app is a compelling option when looking for a free ebook app for your phone and it’s already installed on your iPhone. It has excellent typography—especially when combined with a hi-res Retina Display screen available on iPhones—and its flashy page-turning animations and text annotation feature makes it an excellent choice that should top anyone’s list of free ebook reading apps.
While the Apple Books Store that provides content for it doesn’t have quite the same selection as Amazon’s (it doesn’t have access to Amazon’s exclusive books that are available through its Kindle Unlimited program), Apple books does offer plenty of great books paired with a sophisticated and pleasing-to-use app.
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NOOK
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Barnes and Noble Nook
The NOOK app for iPhone is a major improvement over Barnes & Noble’s earlier effort, called Reader. NOOK delivers all the essential reading and customization features you expect from a good ebook reader app, and it integrates nicely with Barnes & Noble’s webstore. There’s a search function for specific words in the book, a rotation lock, font size and style changer, and the ability to bookmark pages to easily find again later.
It would be ideal if you could buy books from the store right from the app, but for now, much like with Amazon’s app, NOOK only lets you download samples in-app. To buy a book, you’ll need to use a computer or mobile web browser. There are plenty of free NOOK books you can grab for your NOOK app.
Read our review of NOOK
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Scribd
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Scribd
If you’re a voracious reader, Scribd is going to thrill you. Think of it as the Netflix of books. The app is free to download, but there is a subscription for the service. With a paid subscription (US$8.99 per month), you can read a large number of books, comics, magazines, news, sheet music, articles, documents, and more in the app each month. You also get access to audiobooks and an Apple Watch app for greater audiobook listening convenience.
Notice we did not use the term “unlimited” when referring to how much you can read in a month. If you’re a voracious reader, you may find your access to some books restricted until a later date. Scribd has reserved the right to limit your access if you’re reading a large number of titles. How many is “a large number?” It is not defined and is at the discretion of Scribd.
The titles available aren’t limited to obscure books by authors you’ve never heard of; you’ll find big names like Stephen King and George R. R. Martin alongside up and coming new voices and midlist authors.
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Serial Reader
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Michael Schmitt
In the 1700s and 1800s, it was common that novels were serialized in magazines and newspapers before they were collected and bound as books. Serial Reader delivers that same experience. The app lets you read a section and then requires that you wait for the next one to arrive, just like those old print copies.
Serial Reader sends classic literature, the kind that would have been serialized originally, to you in small, daily chunks. You’ll find classic works like those of Jane Austen, Herman Melville, Charles Dickens, and more. There are currently over 500 books available and more are added every week.
The Serial Reader app is free and has an optional premium plan that lets you read ahead, pause serial delivery, sync your reading across devices, and more.
best ebook reader app for android
In the digital age, eBook reader apps have replaced conventional printed books. Now you can simply read your favorite book on your smartphone or tablet by downloading apps on your Android device. Several of the eBook apps even provide hundreds of free books. With these apps, you can quickly search for a book of your choice and start reading them right away. You no longer have to visit physical stores to buy books. Here are some of the best eBook reader apps for Android.
- Amazon Kindle
Kindle offers a wide selection of books, magazines and newspapers, making it one of the most popular eBook reader apps for smartphones and tablets. You don’t have to own a Kindle device to enjoy books through the Kindle app, it’s available on Android and iOS devices too. Kindle is powered by technology from Amazon that allows you to sync your last read page, bookmarks, highlights and notes across all devices. It also includes a built-in dictionary that makes it easy to look up new words while reading. The Kindle app provides access to Google search and Wikipedia, features that enhance your reading pleasure. - Aldiko Book Reader
Aldiko Book Reader is a great alternative to some of the more famous eBook reader apps. It is the perfect e-reader for books in PDF and ePub formats. Aldiko Book Reader does not automatically save a book and hence does not take up memory. However, if you do want the app to save your reading sessions you will need to import the book, which will put the book on its virtual shelf. Aldiko provides several options to adjust font size, font face and background settings to suit the reader’s needs. Aldiko offers a great reading experience with its extensive features. - Cool Reader
Cool Reader offers a fully customizable palette, text formatting for any font size and extra smooth scrolling that makes reading a pleasurable activity. Cool Reader is the only e-reader app that provides text-to-speech for free. It also offers a day/night toggle that renders two sets of colors, background and backlight levels for convenient reading. Cool Reader provides information on page count, percentage read and chapter marks at the top of the screen. It supports a wide range of file formats, such as ePub, fb2, html, rtf, txt and more.
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- FBReader
FBReader is a highly customizable eBook reader for all types of devices. It is available for devices that run on Android, Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, BlackBerry10 and other platforms. You can choose colors, font face, size, animations, bookmarks, etc. to suit your reading style. It organizes your library by authors and titles providing a simple view. It supports several eBook formats and direct reading from zip archives, and is localized for 29 languages! FBReader comes bundled with eight online catalogs that provide access to a large set of eBooks. It is integrated with popular dictionaries like SlovoEd, Fora and ColorDict. - Moon+ Reader
Moon+ Reader offers a unique reading pleasure by providing fine control over display settings. The app has a status bar that displays your reading progress. It also provides information on your reading progress within the current chapter apart from the whole book. The app is available for free, though a pro version of the app provides additional statistics, such as the number of books in your shelf, pages turned and reading hours. Overall, Moon+ Reader is a great eBook app for the avid reader. - NOOK
Barnes and Noble offers its own eBook reader app, NOOK, which hosts over two million books, magazines, kid’s books and newspapers. NOOK offers several features that make reading easy and comfortable. The app offers a synchronization feature that automatically syncs the last page read across devices, rendering a seamless reading experience. You can also adjust the brightness for reading in dim lighting during night. The NOOK app is available on Android, iTunes and Windows. - Bluefire Reader
Bluefire Reader is available for Android, iOS and Windows devices. The app provides several features including bookmarking, highlighting, dictionary lookup, note taking, contextual searching and more. You can customize display and reading settings to cater to your reading requirements. Day/Night mode is also available, which enables reading in low light. Bluefire offers a page sync feature so that you can read across devices without losing tracking of your current page. Bluefire also provides analytic services that provide key metrics. It also provides in-app browsing and a downloading feature, which makes reading easy and enjoyable. - Mantano Reader Lite
Mantano Reader Lite eBook reader has a great look and feel. The user interface is light and easy to use. A series of menus appears on the left and your eBooks are presented on the right. Finding a book on this app is never difficult with its simple interface. A small status bar at the bottom right allows you to manage your books. Another unique feature of the app is the ability to sync your current reading to the Mantano Cloud. The app allows you to sort the book by categories that you have created. Importing files into this app is also fairly simple with its one-click import feature. - Wattpad
Wattpad is a simple eBook reader with a friendly user interface. Getting an eBook is easy with this app: you can either find the book via the app’s internal browser or key in the book code. Wattpad allows you to change the background and text color to your preference. You can also adjust the font size so that it is comfortable while you read. If you are low on space, you can download the books in parts. Wattpad is a simple eBook reader app that is adequate for light readers. - Kobo
The Kobo eBook reader presents a special feature called Reading Life that will introduce you to a new world of social reading. You can share quotes, notes and discuss books on social media with its integrated Facebook feature. With Kobo, you can read anytime, anywhere, from a catalog of over four million titles. Kobo’s huge database of interesting titles will satisfy the interests of all kinds of readers. The Kobo app is available on iOS, Android, Blackberry 10 and Windows 8.
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