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Ever since the iPad was announced, one of its most touted features has been its ability as an E-Book reader. In this chapter, we will show you that what has emerged is an unparalleled book-reading experience. We will cover the iBooks app, how to buy and download books for it, and how to find some great free classic books. We will also show you some other E-Book reading options on your iPad, including the third-party Kindle and Kobo readers.
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© 2011 Martin Trautschold and Gary Mazo
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Trautschold, M., Mazo, G. (2011). iBooks and E-Books. In: iPad 2 Made Simple. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3498-2_14
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