Ebooks
There is a company that might make reference books popular as ePubs.
Oyster wants to create a service similar to Netflix.
They intend to make thousands of eBooks available to read on a monthly basis for an annual subscription fee.
The article on the Good E Reader is well worth a look.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Thursday, October 11, 2012
dotEPUB
Offline Reading
I discovered something called dotEPUB.
This Bookmarklet lets you convert any webpage into an e-book.
You have a choice of two formats, EPUB OR MOBI (Kindle).
Extensions are available for Chrome and Firefox.
So a visitor can save an interesting article to read later offline on their desktop or mobile.
Try it
I discovered something called dotEPUB.
This Bookmarklet lets you convert any webpage into an e-book.
You have a choice of two formats, EPUB OR MOBI (Kindle).
Extensions are available for Chrome and Firefox.
So a visitor can save an interesting article to read later offline on their desktop or mobile.
Try it
Labels:
ereading
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Dying Fall
Ruth Galloway Mystery
Yesterday, I visited Elly Griffiths Facebook fan page and found a post with the cover of her next book, Dying Fall.
This was posted in mid September, I am looking forward to reading a Ruth Galloway mystery again.
Yesterday, I visited Elly Griffiths Facebook fan page and found a post with the cover of her next book, Dying Fall.
This was posted in mid September, I am looking forward to reading a Ruth Galloway mystery again.
Labels:
Elly Griffiths,
Ruth Galloway
Saturday, October 6, 2012
The Likeness
Tara French
Tara French lets her main character tell you the story.
In The Likeness
, the story is told by Cassie Maddox, a secondary character in the previous book, In the Woods
.
The stories are connected without being too similar, clever.
The story starts with a good hook and keeps you reading.
I enjoyed the book and will read more.
Tara French lets her main character tell you the story.
In The Likeness
The stories are connected without being too similar, clever.
The story starts with a good hook and keeps you reading.
I enjoyed the book and will read more.
Labels:
reading,
review,
Tara French
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