#bookinist

[big-kahuno]

[jollyfoxy-blog]

Studying architecture potentially involves reading books about architecture. However, after my first semester majoring in architecture, I came to the arch section of the bookstore and realized I haven't read any yet and not going to read any soon. #books #architecture #bookstore #bookshelf #booklovers #bookinist #reading #writing #studying #college #photography #interior #thestrand #Manhattan #greenvichvillage #nyc (at Strand Book Store)

[nikabeautyaccesories]

📚Բարի երեկո իմ գրքասեր հետևորդներ #nikabeautyaccessories #goodevening #book #booklovers #bookinist #bookinistlive #read #bookaccessories #книги #книголюб #читать #գիրքըլավնվերէ #գիրք #գիրքկարդալընորաձևէ (at Bookinist / Բուկինիստ) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwHu_v0l1Qf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mwl54obs1xr4

[michaelsmosey]

[nickolai]

Bookinists

lisicin.ru [phone]

skupka-knig.ru 934-00-62, 945-08-29

knigaplus.ru 312-15-70, 312-10-36, [phone]

[readmill]

Take your Readmill library anywhere

Over the past year, your overwhelming response to Readmill for iOS & Android has inspired us to focus on perfecting the reading experience for your phone. But since the start, we've envisioned Readmill as a platform for storing your library and accessing it anywhere. We're always glad to welcome developers who use our API to expand the possibilities for your Readmill library.

Less than two weeks ago we announced that you can now access your books from within Marvin, an ebook reader for iOS. Today we’re announcing three new apps for OS X, iOS and the web that connect with your Readmill library.

Read on your desktop with Bookinist

First out is Bookinist by developer neomobili. This ePub reader for Mac OSX synchronizes your entire library automatically and lets you read on your desktop. It’s a great way to use your books for reference or enjoy reading on a bigger screen. It also doubles as a convenient way to upload books from your desktop computer—just drag and drop them into Bookinist and they will be available on your phone as well.

Bookinist has a special sale to celebrate the latest release, so head to the App Store and download it for €2.99 today.

Read in your browser with Librarus

Many of you have requested the ability to read books on the web, so we're delighted to introduce Librarus by Samin Shams. Librarus lets you browse your Readmill library, read books and synchronize notes and highlights from its web-based reader. It's a great way to interact with Readmill on devices we do not yet support.

Sign up with your Readmill account at Librarus.com.

Read in the car with The Floating Book

Have you ever tried reading an ebook in the car? Chances are you’ll get nauseous with ordinary readers but not with this app. After hundreds of hours of research and user tests, the developers ensure that you can use their app to read your books without getting sick. And where do you get your books? Just connect to your Readmill account and browse your library.

Don’t believe them? Try out The Floating Book today.

We’re pretty excited about these apps and hope you are too. To check out all of our apps, head to our app gallery.

Happy holidays! 

Henrik

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