Does any one read books on their mobile.？ if so, what books and what app do you use？
Does any one read books on their mobile.？ if so, what books and what app do you use？
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Does any one read books on their mobile.？ if so, what books and what app do you use？
I just finished reading The Exorcist in the Kindle app on my phone.
Very rarely but when I do it’s kindle app
All the time. Kindle for reading. Audible for listening. They are compatible. So, if you buy thd audiobook in the kindle app, it will show up in the audible app.
Playbooks on Android for epub format.
Kindle for books from Amazon.
Kindle app for reading and audible for audiobooks
I use Wattpad, Radish and Kindle. Wattpad and Radish are “user made” books meaning that they are not professionally published but there are still good books on there.
I read 95% on my phone and I use the kindle app… the rest is on my iPad usually while I’m charging my phone …. I love it…my books are always with me
Worldreader ,there Are Awesome Books There
I use Play Books, Kindle and the Bol/Kobo app
My library offers audio and ebooks using Overdrive.
They also offer the rb digital but I’ve never figured out how that works.
Another library offers Hoopla services which was awesome because you could listen (and I think read) to 4 books a month for free. However they stopped anyone who wasn’t in their district from using it. So for now I’m stuck with Overdrive
What did you need to know about RB Digital?
I read books through my kindle app on my phone. I usually bring a physical book with me unless it’s too big. Like right now I’m reading Winter, which is over 800 pages, so I don’t want to carry it around lol So when I’m out and have a minute to read I’ll use my kindle app.
I also use audible on my phone while I’m driving.
Winter?
It’s the last book in the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer ?
Kindle
Kindle
Kobo app
I have done in the past but only coz I forgot to pack my book lol
Try moonreader pro it’s the best!
Kindle, iBooks and sometimes Playster
Overdrive,Kindle and Wattpad.
Currently reading:The Fifth Season-N.K.Jemisin (Overdrive)
Wattpad-https://my.w.tt/UiNb/YcppDGSXgJ
Check out Matt Travagline’s Gleeman’s Tales.Great read.
I have a kindle paperwhite but mainly use the kindle app on my phone. I like it because its in color. I tead comics, manga, cookbooks, fiction, and rarely nonfiction. For nonfiction i read physical books.
I also use my library’s hoopla app on my phone. They have a cool thing were the words are white and everything else is black, really great when my eyes hurt or before sleeping. I read mainly fiction on hoopla app. Best part about hoopla is its free.
I use Nook Reading App, Kindle App, and Cloud Library App. I really don’t care about the format or device, as long as I get to read
kindle and wattpad.
I use Moonreader
Kindle
Kindle app on my phone
I use the Apple iBooks on my phone.
Kindle app is great when you’re out about and bored! ?
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always lmfao and kindle app
I have kindle app, kobo app and google play books on my phone ???
Yes- Kindle. Overdrive, Kobo, Bluefire
Yes. Either Kindle app or Overdrive aop
Kindle app
That’s all I read on now! I use kindle app on my iPhone
Kindle and Libby.
I use iBooks
I use iBooks and Aldiko reader and i read many books in it xD
kindle or Kobo ?
I use the Kindle, play book and nook app.
Kindle
My iBooks is good ?
Try moonreader. It’s great.
http://freevampires.net/ have a ton of free books
I was looking at this and it looks like the books it has are pirated. I suggest you stop using this website, for the authors’ sake, so that they get the money they deserve ☺
I use BookShout for my e-galleys, iBooks and Nook for regular e-reading, and Overdrive for online library check outs.
And I also go on Wattpad to check out fellow writers’ stories even read fan-fiction as well. Some writers have actually had their stories published with books/e-books which is pretty cool. The recent big story on there, Cupid’s Match, is actually being turned into a tv series. I think that’s so awesome.
wattpad
I use Wattpad mostly because there are tons of free books. Kindle, Ebook and Google Book app is also great
I have a Nook so I use the Nook app and for audio books i use Audible. And I use Wattpad since they’re free books
Kindle and moon + reader
Kindle, Overdrive, and iBooks
Google books
Always used kindle
I have several apps I use nook, kindle, iBooks, the google play books, serial reader and occasionally audible
Aldiko
MOON+READER
iBooks
Kindle app
Kindle or Overdrive
iBook and Kindle
I have an iPhone, so I use iBooks. Or my nook app!
What’s ibooks
It’s a preloaded app on the iPhone where you can download books ☺️
Yes … well, my tablet. I use the following: Kindle e-reader app, Aldiko, Prestigio, Libby, Overdrive, Hoopla Digital, Google Books. I also read WattPad, FanFiction and Spirit FanFiction.
playbooks by google
Libby!
I’m so glad you mentioned Libby. It’s so convenient!
Yes, I do. Nowadays my phone reading consists of books on Wattpad which are user written books written specifically for that platform, but I’ve also used the Kindle and iBooks apps to read ebooks on my phone back in the day. I read both fiction and non-fiction on my phone, it’s useful for when I forget to bring or don’t bring my Kindle Paperwhite with me. I also read library ebooks which I transfer to my Kindle app through an app like Overdrive or Libby, or by accessing my public library online portal on my phone browser or laptop browser, selecting the Kindle ebook option from there for the ebook I’ve checked out, logging in to Amazon and selecting the device I want to send the ebook to. It sounds complicated but once you get the hang of it, it’s quite straightforward.
I use overdrive and playbooks
I have kindle, and Libby by Overdrive for reading and I listen on Audible and also Libby by Overdrive.
I use kindle, overdrive, and iBooks!
Kindle, Nook, IBooks
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Kindle and overdrive apps
I use the Kindle app, I read a lot on my phone, cuz I always have it with me
I use several apps: Moon+ Reader Pro, Kindle, Nook, Overdrive, Google Books, & Wattpad. I read pretty much anything on them because often it’s just not convenient to bring a heavy book with me.
Kindle app, cloud library, and overdrive.
I have the kindle app
Kindle
I use Kindle.
Moon + reader,wattpad
The Kindle or IBooks app
Wattpad mainly, ive used overdrive and it was good, haven’t used it in a long time though
I read comics on webtoons app.
Wattpad and Aldiko.
Fbreader… Really great app… Read nearly 75% of my books on that app… Easy to use
I use Aldiko and Librivox for audiobooks.
Overdrive.
All the time! I use Wattpad.
Looking for ideas as well. Thank you
Google Drive
Bookmate! Or Kindle App
Kindle.
Moon+ Reader Pro. So many options and it can also read many types of ebook format 🙂
Kindle, wattpad
Kindle. Moonreader. Aldiko.
Free books on iBooks (it’s kind of an addiction at this point)
I just use ibooks. Recently I read The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion and it was soooooo good! Laugh out loud funny for real! My hubby who isn’t a big reader also read it and loved it. Then read the second book The Rosie Effect and it was equally great and funny
Oh my gosh – yes, on my Kindle app! Sign up with Book Bub – lots are cheap or free!
ibooks. I would download a pdf file from google then read directly at ibooks
I use OverDrive to borrow the books from my library and then I download them my Kindle app to read. You do need a library card to do it this way.
overdrive for ebooks and hoopla for audio books
Google Play Books ?
Only when I don’t have my kindle, and I use kindle app.
Amazon kindle but it’s small and have to change pages often
I read on my phone quite often. I have an iPhone so I use the iBook app and I also have the kindle app. I find they both work really well
I have only recently downloaded the kindle app and it is so convenient, I don’t know why I didn’t use it before!
Kindle, iBooks occasionally, and Libby. I love Libby to check out library ebooks! I have two libraries that connect to it and it’s so much easier than logging in through overdrive to check if either library has it, and then I can read it right in the app or send it to my kindle. I don’t know how many libraries are compatible, but my library in Colorado and my library in Montana are compatible. I’m pretty sure my university library is compatible too but I haven’t used that with the app.
Nook app, kindle app, Google play (all 3 of these offer free books) and Audible for the days I can’t physically read, I’ll listen.
Always Moonreader 🙂
I use my Nook app on my iPhone. It comes in handy when I wasn’t prepared with a hard copy book.
No
Kindle app
I read a lot on my phone. I use the Kindle app and occasionally iBooks. Audible for audiobooks.
Amazon kindle app ?
Kindle app or iBooks – but iBooks rarely
I recently downloaded kindle on my phone and it’s really great!!