Books and Reading
This document provides a comprehensive list of websites and platforms related to books and reading. It includes resources for finding discounted books (Amazon Cheap Books, Bookbub), eBook platforms (BingeBooks, Bookmate), book recommendation websites (Goodreads, Bookbrowse), audiobook platforms (Librivox, Loyal Books), and tools for tracking book prices and recommendations (Reader IQ, WhatShouldIReadNext). It also features websites for creating book lists and sharing recommendations (Riffle, Readgeek) and services for converting web pages into eBooks (Tinderizer, Narro).
Amazon Cheap Books: Amazon Cheap Books refers to a section on the Amazon website where you can find discounted books across various genres.
BingeBooks: BingeBooks is an online platform that offers a wide selection of eBooks, including bestsellers, new releases, and independent authors.
Blinkist: Blinkist is a subscription-based service that provides key insights and summaries of non-fiction books in a condensed format, allowing users to consume knowledge quickly.
Bookbub: Bookbub is a website that notifies readers about discounted or free eBooks available across various platforms based on their reading preferences.
Bookbrowse: Bookbrowse is an online book review and recommendation website that offers curated suggestions, author interviews, and reading guides.
Bookish: Bookish is a platform that offers book recommendations, author interviews, articles, and book-related content for readers.
Booklikes: Booklikes is a social networking and book discovery platform allowing users to create virtual bookshelves, write reviews, and connect with other readers.
Bookmate: Bookmate is a digital reading subscription service that provides access to a vast library of eBooks and audiobooks for a monthly fee.
Bookscovery: Bookscovery is an online platform that offers personalized book recommendations based on your reading preferences and past reading history.
Bookseer: Bookseer is a website that suggests book recommendations based on the books you have previously read and enjoyed.
Books on the Knob: Books on the Knob is a blog that shares information about free and discounted eBooks available on various platforms, including Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble.
Calibre: Calibre is a free and open-source eBook management software that allows users to organize, convert, and read eBooks on their computers or e-readers.
Daily Cheap Reads: Daily Cheap Reads is a blog that features discounted and free eBooks across various genres, providing readers with daily book deals.
ExplainToMe: ExplainToMe is a website that provides summaries and key points from non-fiction books, allowing users to grasp the main ideas without reading the entire book.
Favobooks: Favobooks is a website that features book recommendations from influential people, such as entrepreneurs, scientists, and celebrities, based on their favorite reads.
Free Kindle Books: Free Kindle Books is a section on Amazon where you can find eBooks that are temporarily available for free on the Kindle platform.
Gnooks: Gnooks is an online service that provides book recommendations based on authors you already enjoy, helping you discover new authors and books.
Google Books: Google Books is an online database and platform where you can search and preview a vast collection of books, magazines, and other publications.
Goodreads: Goodreads is a social cataloging website where users can track their reading, rate and review books, and discover new books based on recommendations from others.
How Long To Read: How Long To Read is a website that estimates the time it takes to read specific books, allowing users to plan their reading schedules accordingly.
I love my Kindle: I love my Kindle is a website that provides information, tips, and resources for Kindle owners, including news about Kindle deals and accessories.
Internet Archive Texts: Internet Archive Texts is a digital library that offers free access to a wide range of texts, including books, articles, and manuscripts, in various languages.
Jellybooks: Jellybooks is a platform that allows publishers to distribute eBooks for reading and collect anonymous data on how readers interact with the books.
Just Free Books: Just Free Books is a website aggregating links to free eBook sources, providing readers with a comprehensive list of available free books.
KindleNationDay: KindleNationDay is a website with daily book deals and discounts specifically for Kindle users.
KindleWorld: KindleWorld is a blog that shares news, reviews, and information about eBooks, e-readers, and the Kindle platform.
Leatherbound: Leatherbound is an online platform that offers exclusive and high-quality leather-bound editions of classic and modern literature.
Lendle: Lendle is a website that enables Kindle users to lend and borrow eBooks from other Kindle owners, following Amazon’s lending policies.
LibraryThing: LibraryThing is a social cataloging website that allows users to create personal book catalogs, connect with other readers, and discover new books based on shared interests.
Librivox: Librivox is a platform that provides free audiobooks recorded by volunteers, making a vast collection of public-domain literature accessible to everyone.
Loyal Books: Loyal Books (formerly known as Books Should Be Free) offers free audiobooks and eBooks from the public domain, including classic literature and non-fiction.
Many Books: Many Books is a website that offers an extensive collection of free eBooks across multiple genres, including fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books.
MostRecommendedBooks: MostRecommendedBooks is a website that curates book recommendations based on the recommendations of influential people, such as entrepreneurs, writers, and thinkers.
Narro: Narro is a service that converts text-based content, including articles and blog posts, into spoken audio, allowing users to listen to the content instead of reading it.
Open Culture: Free Audiobooks: Open Culture is a website that provides access to a wide range of free audiobooks, including classic literature, poetry, and educational content.
OpeningtheBook: OpeningtheBook is a website that offers library design and consultancy services, focusing on creating engaging and immersive library spaces.
Overdrive: A digital library platform that allows users to borrow eBooks, audiobooks, and other digital media from their local library or school.
Pixel of Ink: A daily newsletter highlighting free and discounted eBooks on Amazon.
Project Gutenberg: A digital library that offers over 60,000 free eBooks in various formats.
Read: An iOS app that allows users to save and organize articles and web pages to read later.
Reader IQ: A tool that tracks price drops on Amazon for eBooks and alerts users when a book they’re interested in goes on sale.
Readgeek: A social platform for book lovers that allows users to rate, review, and recommend books to others.
Read This Twice: A service that reminders users to re-read their favorite books at specific intervals.
Riffle: A social platform for book lovers that allows users to create and share book lists and recommendations.
Shepherd: A tool that helps authors and publishers track sales and monitor the performance of their books on Amazon.
The Story Graph: A social platform for book lovers that provides personalized book recommendations based on a user’s reading preferences.
Tinderizer: A tool that helps users convert web pages into eBooks that can be read on Kindle devices.
Vuibo: A platform that allows users to create and share book summaries and reviews.
WhatShouldIReadNext: A tool that provides book recommendations based on a user’s favorite books and authors.