Title: You Won’t Believe What’s Happening on Google Ebookstore! Get Ready to Change Your Reading Game Forever!

Google Ebookstore has just made a big announcement, and it’s going to change the way you read ebooks forever! Google has partnered with publishers to offer an all-new subscription service for books that will be available through Google Ebookstore. This new service is called “Google Play Books” and it’s set to revolutionize the ebook landscape.

What is Google Play Books? Google Play Books is a subscription service that allows readers to access thousands of books from top publishers for a monthly fee. It’s similar to other subscription services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but for books. With Google Play Books, you’ll have access to a vast library of books that you can read on any device, including your phone, tablet, or computer.

What makes Google Play Books different? Google Play Books is different from other subscription services in a couple of ways. First, there’s no limit to the number of books you can read. With other services, you may be limited to a certain number of books per month or per year. With Google Play Books, you’ll have access to as many books as you want for one low monthly fee.

Second, Google Play Books offers a personalized reading experience. Google uses machine learning to recommend books based on your reading history and preferences. This means you’re more likely to find books you’ll enjoy without having to spend hours searching for them.

How much does it cost? Google Play Books is a monthly subscription service that costs $9.99 per month in the US. However, Google is offering a 30-day free trial for new subscribers, and you can cancel anytime. For the price of two paperbacks, you can access unlimited books.

What books are included? Google has partnered with top publishers to offer a wide variety of books from best-sellers to classics. You’ll find books from Penguin Random House, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, HarperCollins, Macmillan, and more. With Google Play Books, you can read books in a variety of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, romance, and mystery.

Where can I access Google Play Books? You can access Google Play Books on any device that has a web browser or the Google Play Books app installed. This means you can read on your phone, tablet, computer, or e-reader. Plus, your reading progress is synced across devices, so you can pick up where you left off no matter what device you’re using.

In conclusion, if you’re a book lover, you won’t want to miss out on Google Play Books. For the price of two paperbacks, you can access an unlimited number of books from top publishers. Plus, the personalized reading experience means you’ll never run out of books you’ll enjoy. Get ready to change your reading game forever with Google Play Books!

Today Google has launched its own eBookstore with more than 3 million of Google eBooks ready for you to discover; many thousands of them for purchase and others for free.

Google eBooks was built to fit almost any device you can think of. So you can expect to read Google eBooks in devices like desktops, laptops, netbooks, tablets, smartphones, eReaders. And buying, storing and reading Google eBooks online gets a little easier, like checking an email, with the new Google eBooks Web Reader — No need to have a compatible program in order to read an ebooks anymore –. Additionally there are a couple free apps for Android and Apple devices for those very busy and on the go users.

Some of the feature that you can find in the Web Reader and mobile apps are:

  • Choose font and font size.
  • Change the reading mode to day or night.
  • Line spacing.
  • You can resume the page where you left of between devices.
  • And content synchronization – You can start reading a book on your netbook, continue on your iPhone, and finish in your iPad.

Google Web Reader sample

Google eBookstore page

According to The Official Google Blog:

And that is a lot of hours of reading and good learning that you can enjoy through Google Books.

“When Google Books first launched in 2004, we set out to make the information stored in the world’s books accessible and useful online. Since then, we’ve digitized more than 15 million books from more than 35,000 publishers, more than 40 libraries, and more than 100 countries in more than 400 languages.”

  • Google eBookstore. Things that you need to know
  • Google eBookstore
  • Google eBooks Web Reader
  • Google Books
  • Information for publishers
  • Search books

Source The official Google Blog