An Introduction To Ebooks

Do you want to learn all about ebooks? More people are reading ebooks than ever before. Earlier this year ebook sales overtook paperback sales for the first time.

And that trend is expected to increase with Amazon’s latest announcement of new Kindle readers, including one model priced at just $79.

But if you are new to ebooks you probably have some questions. What is an ebook? What are the advantages of reading ebooks? How do you read them? Where are the best places to buy them? How can I try ebooks without an ebook reader?

The Beginner’s Guide to Ebooks” answers these questions and more, explaining all you need to know to start enjoying ebooks.

Why is everyone turning to ebooks? There are some very good reasons. For starters, ebooks are less expensive, environmentally friendly, delivered instantly, and very portable – you can carry a whole library around on a small device.

We are changing the way we read. More and more people are reading on screens instead of on paper. And thanks to ebooks, many people who hadn’t picked up a book in years are now rekindling a love of reading.

So forget paying more than twenty dollars for hardcover books and paperbacks! It’s time to read ebooks! And yes, you can still read ebooks if you don’t have an e-reader.

In “The Beginner’s Guide to Ebooks” you’ll discover:

  • What is an Ebook?
  • Why Read Ebooks?
  • How to Read Them?
  • What about Ebook Formats?
  • The Popular Ebook Readers
  • The Best Ebook Stores
  • and more!

Are you looking for some good deals on ebooks? There are also some excellent tips and shortcuts for finding bestsellers, 99 cent ebooks, uncovering time-limited specials and downloading free ebooks.

The author, Gary McLaren, is an avid reader and is no newcomer to ebooks. He has been publishing his own ebooks online for ten years already and currently manages several web sites for writers.

TESTIMONIAL

“I am a writer and I just bought your ebook…
 It’s great! I wanted to let you know I will recommend it.”
~ Connie Berridge

FROM AMAZON REVIEWS

“This is packed with info which I knew about and a lot of stuff I didn’t. Great resource. After I was done reading it, I filed it away with my Kindle manual. This is one book that’s not getting Archived. I’ll definitely be going back to it as a reference tool.”
~ Dare I Say, Chicago

“Written simply and clearly, no gobbledegook, no heavy jargon. Fairly addresses all the major formats and readers. Especially good are the pages of handy links to free and low cost ebooks. There’s something to learn here even for old hands. Every newcomer should read it twice.”
~ Holly Ingraham, Honolulu

“The information about eBooks is incredibly useful for people contemplating switching from reading dead trees to digital. The guide is not overly technical at all, and it is very oriented toward the most important person in the digital revolution – the reader/customer.”
~ Paul Salvette, Bangkok

The Beginner’s Guide to Ebooks
$2.99

To download the PDF version to read on your
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Or you can buy this at…

Amazon Kindle Store
Barnes & Noble Nook Books
Apple iBookstore
Smashwords
Diesel Ebook Store

If you don’t have an ebook reader you can still read this ebook on your computer. Either download the PDF version, or the Amazon Kindle version if you would like to use Amazon’s free Kindle for Mac or Kindle for PC software.

 If you decide later you need a different version you can email us with your receipt number and we will be happy to send it to you.

Email: support at altavado.com

 

2 Responses to An Introduction To Ebooks

  1. I bought this book and loved it so much I bought a copy for a friend of mine too! Excellent tips and info and well, well worth the $2.99 price. Thanks for making the process simple for me!

  2. Barbara says:

    A quick read with lots of stuff that I already knew, but quite a bit of info and tips I *didn’t* know — so it was definitely worth the price and the time.

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