Readers often face extreme challenges in discovering new authors and books. Some websites, such as Goodreads, are often a good avenue, but they are challenging when you want to read a different genre.

Barnes and Noble is going head-to-head with the Kindle Fire with its new 7-inch Android tablet, but can it compete with Amazon's digital store?

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Barnes and Noble, the bookstore with the largest number ... you have to side-load the book onto the Nook GlowLight 4 using an additional program, Adobe Digital Editions. The charging cord that ...

Nook users have access to the Nook Books store from Barnes & Noble. Of the two competing stores, Amazon's is more extensive and often cheaper. Both Amazon and Barnes & Noble add digital rights ...

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Despite facing stiff competition in the e-reader market, Barnes & Noble has consistently included physical buttons in its ...

Amazon also offers the Kindle Unlimited subscription service, which offers unlimited access to a curated library consisting of over four million books and thousands of audiobooks and magazines. Nook ...

and where you get your books from. For instance, a loyal Barnes & Noble shopper might prefer a Nook over a Kindle simply based on where they like to shop. To decide what kind of e-reader is right ...

Barnes & Noble still makes ebook readers and the Nook ... is for those who have already invested in a large collection of Nook books and are determined to stick with the platform.

Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft is the tech giant's first color e-reader in 17 years. Battery life on the new model ranges from ...