iBook

Reading Apps

One of the main reasons I will buy a book from one retailer over another is price.

So I wonder if most people do the same.



Another is availability and of course the app itself.

Up until recently, I read Kobo editions on a Kobo Touch or my desktop.

I kept the Kindle editions for desktop reading also since I don't have a Kindle device.



Now I can read both editions on the iPad, including the magazines from Zinio.



Now I am reading Skin by Mo Hayder with the iBook app.

I love the fact that I don't need a book light.



The last printed book I bought is Bones Are Forever by Kathy Reichs.

She is one of my favourite authors, but I still haven't started reading the book.



That is why I am preparing my first publication as an ePUb edition.

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Reviews

Digital Book World


Are you familiar with Digital Book World? The article on Fake reviews is one of many great articles found on this site.

My reviews are limited to books I actually read. Does this make me an honest reviewer? That depends on who you ask.

I never write negative reviews, why? The fact that I dislike certain books (there is a long list of them) doesn't mean the books are badly written. They just appeal to a different audience. I prefer to leave the bad reviews to those who prefer to share their dislikes. Why bring attention to a  terrible book?