Ebook Reader

eBooks.com Pty Limited

About this app

eBooks.com's Ebook Reader lets you read your favorite books on the go. Choose from a massive collection of popular books that you can download in a jiffy.

Ebook Reader is free, and optimized for Android devices.

- Epub3 format support
- User-created collections for sorting your books
- Turn pages with a tap or swipe
- Never lose your place in the book
- Landscape or portrait orientation is lockable
- Easy navigation inside the book
- Search for text inside books
- Night-reading mode is easy on the eyes
- Adjust font size with a tap
- Login with your existing eBooks.com account
- Sync your eBooks.com online bookshelf with all your devices
- Online synchronization for bookmarks, highlights, notes and current reading position with all your Android and iOS devices
- 3rd-party (imported) book support
- Free classics at your fingertips immediately
- Shop for ebooks within the app
- Buy New York Times bestsellers as well as technical, professional and academic books
- Online backup - your online ebook library is always accessible, so anytime you get a new PC or phone, your books are ready to download from your eBooks.com bookshelf

Ratings and reviews

If I haven't used the app in a while, it says my books contain "missing pages", which forces me to re-download them. Also, lately, when I go to the "table of contents" button in the menu and then try to click on a chapter, it no longer takes me to whichever chapter I clicked on—now, it just takes me back to the last page I read, which means I have to scroll manually through the whole book.

Does not sync notes/highlights or reading progress with the web reader for purchased content, and doesn't offer an option to export highlights at all. I'd rather see a color mode that supports system settings (dark mode menus & reading experience) - you can customize the background and foreground colors, but selected text and highlights can get pretty weird when you do it.

Trying to figure out why my phone was so hot, I realized I had an app set to never sleep regardless of how long it's dormant - this one. The only permission it requests is to send you notifications, but if you look closer, there's a laundry list of terrible things it's allowed to do in the background like download things without your knowledge, etc. I force stopped and a few minutes later deleted it. My phone was instantly cooler. User beware!

What’s new

- Bug fixes
- Updated UI