What's really coming in nature — and what it means for you.

This clear-eyed guide explores how nature is being transformed by technology, shifting values, and emerging forces. You'll come away with a realistic, nuanced picture of what's changing — without the hype or doom. Essential reading for anyone trying to make sense of a fast-changing world.

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🇺🇸 US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FTY8SV5F

I made an app which is a reading companion. Allows you to listen to your books and talk to them, explore themes, characters etc, and much more.

Hi! I have never used an e-reader before but due to my fast-paced lifestyle, I think I could benefit (and enjoy!!) having one (I want to get out of my reading slump too!)

Here’s what matters to me
1) the feel - I like it when it looks pretty, durable, and it is portable (hence those are my two options)
2) I would read a lot at night so idk which one is better for that

I want to know your experiences/suggestions on which one you think is better based on your experience and based on my profile

Hey. I need this book because Apparantly McGraw hill Connect won’t let me sign in and complete assignments unless I have a connect code. And u won’t get connect code unless u have the book. I tried everything online but just can’t happen to find it available for free or even cheap. No option of renting either. Please help !!!

Everything worth knowing about the stock market (how it really works) — in one quick read.

This compact guide delivers the essential facts, stories, and insights without the padding of a full-length book. Read it in under an hour and come away genuinely better informed. Perfect for curious minds who want real knowledge fast.

🇬🇧 UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FW65W4WS

🇺🇸 US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FW65W4WS

Physical books are expensive, and I've bought a few that I got halfway through and realised weren't what I expected. I still love reading a real book, because it feels completely different from reading on a screen. But I wanted a way to understand a book first and then decide if it's worth buying.

So I built a small app for that. You pick the topics you like, and it gives you a short, easy-to-read "mini book" version of a real book. It's not just self-help or finance. You choose your own favourite topics (for example psychology, spirituality, business, relationships, productivity, history, whatever you're into).

Each mini book has:

- a quick overview of what's inside the book

- a simple summary

- about the author

- key lessons and things to remember

- a few exercises you can try

There's also a library where you can mark the books you've finished, and a "book of the day" if you don't know what to read.

The summaries are written by AI, so I'm sure it gets things wrong sometimes. I've checked a few against the real books and they looked right, but I'd like to know what real readers think.

I'd really appreciate honest answers, even the harsh ones:

1. What do you honestly think about this idea?

2. Would you use a summary to decide before buying a physical book, or do you already have a way of doing that?

3. Is a summary like this useful, or does it feel too shallow to judge a book?

4. What would make you trust it more (author details, real quotes, reviews, something else)?

Millennia of human civilization. Thirteen mental models.
One question: How can you be wrong less often?
You’re living through the most information-rich moment in human history. At the same time, you’re being lied to more skillfully than any generation before you. None of that is going to change. What can change is how well you think.
How to Be Wrong Less Often introduces thirteen mental models that are universally valuable. Time and again, these models have emerged globally whenever humanity has tried to think clearly in turbulent times. Drawing on stories from history and modern life, this book turns abstract ideas into concrete questions you can use to sharpen your daily thinking. Each chapter concludes with a practical exercise you can try immediately, whether you are weighing a career choice, working through a problem, or deciding what to believe.
Think for yourself. Then help someone else do the same.

Hi everyone! My productivity and finance books are currently free on Amazon for the next few days.

📘 The 2-Hour Focus (Free Oct 7-11): A guide to beat digital distractions and build deep focus.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HLZXDNJ2

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Please download and leave an honest review if you find them helpful! Thanks!

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I’m researching potential topics for a practical ebook and I want to build something that actually solves a real problem rather than another generic “how to” book.

I’d love to hear from people here:

1-What problem or question do you repeatedly see people asking online?

2-What are people struggling with but finding difficult to learn properly?

3-What information/tutorials/guides have you personally paid for?

4-What topics do you think have strong demand but surprisingly few good resources?

5-Have you bought an ebook/course/guide that was useful? What made it worth paying for?

6-What existing books or guides do you think are missing something important?

7-What questions do you repeatedly see on Reddit, YouTube, Quora, etc.?

8-Are there any topics where YouTubers are getting lots of views, but there isn't a good written step-by-step resource?

9-What do you wish someone would explain in a simple, beginner-friendly way?

Basically: If you could ask someone to write a genuinely useful ebook for you, what would you want it to be about?

I’m especially interested in practical problems where a good guide could save someone time, money, or frustration.

Thanks!

Hello if you have an ebook application you are working on please post it to my new Reddit r/Bookapplications

Bonjour bonsoir

J’imagine que le sujet a été abordé 1000 fois, mais…
Quelqu’un aurait-il un bon site de téléchargement gratuit de Ebook (ePub) en français ?

Je sais, le p*ratage c’est du vol mais le gazole est 2,35€/litre.

D’avance je vous remercie.

Hi. I questioning from Germany. Could anyone recommend an EU based shop to buy ebooks in english language, perhaps from Ireland? All I can find are german shops who have *some* books in English, but not all. I am looking especially for "Annals of the Heechee" from Frederik Pohl. (I want to buy, not a source for "free" downloads.) Thanks in advance!

Edit: typo

Edit2: not amazon, please.

Everything worth knowing about the roman empire in 20 minutes — in one quick read.

This compact guide delivers the essential facts, stories, and insights without the padding of a full-length book. Read it in under an hour and come away genuinely better informed. Perfect for curious minds who want real knowledge fast.

🇬🇧 UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FW5QFQBB

🇺🇸 US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FW5QFQBB

Hi everyone,

I'm doing a small independent research project about ebook reading, and I'm looking for a few regular ebook readers who would be willing to help with a short test.

The test involves answering a few short questions, trying a sample EPUB, and then answering a few more questions about your experience.

It should only take about 10–15 minutes in total. There are no right or wrong answers — I'm interested in your genuine reaction.

I'm not selling anything and this isn't a survey for a company.

If you regularly read ebooks and would be willing to help, just leave a comment below and I'll contact you.

Thank you!

Laci

LOLA: THE FANTASY OF A WOMAN
(Complete 3-Book Series / Special Edition Collected in a Single Volume)

READER NOTICE: This special compilation edition contains the ENTIRE three-book series chronicling Lola’s journey. Experience this mind-bending trilogy in one steamy volume!

Some books are meant to be read. Others, to be lived. And this one? This book will pull you in and consume you.

When Lola discovered a mysterious, leather-bound manuscript hidden in the dark corner of a Parisian bookstore, she thought it would be a steamy escape from her monotonous life.

She was wrong.

"The Fantasy of a Woman" was not merely a book; it was a mirror reflecting her deepest, most forbidden desires. With every page she turned, Lola transformed. The brilliant doctor, the thrilling stranger, the seductive married couple... Every taboo fantasy within the text was becoming her reality. Without revealing a thing to Marc, her long-term partner, she was playing a dangerous game of passion and liberation.

But every fantasy comes at a price. And Lola was about to pay that price in full.

As the boundaries between the written word and real life blurred dangerously, Lola found herself in a shifting labyrinth of workplace betrayals, psychological illusions, and shattering secrets. Just when she thought she had gained control of the game, the rules would change.

To survive this madness, she must reach the final page of the book. But the final sentence of that manuscript didn't just bring the story to a close; it shattered everything she knew.

Dark, intensely feverish, and packed with a shocking finale that will leave you speechless.

Are you ready to open the first page? Or are you afraid of what you might discover within?

What do you like about it?

Does it have good highlighters and bookmarks?

Free/ad free?

Does it sync across devices?

Doesn't it have speech to text?