If you are book lover and fond of reading e-books and magazines than this is the best app you can find for free. The Nook app by Barnes and Nobles allows you to read books, newspaper and magazines right on your iPhones and iPads. The app includes vast library of 4 million novels, eBooks, comics and magazines. You can find your favorite novels on this app with other recommendations that fulfils your desire to read eBooks.  This is an award winning eBook discovery and digital reading experience. The app gives you multiple font sizes, page styles, search and sharing tools which makes your reading experience more delightful.   

Google play books are one of the best apps to read e-books and listen to audiobooks. There are millions of best-selling eBooks, comics, audiobooks, and a lot more. The best part about Google playbooks is that users don’t have to pay Hugh sum to read books because it’s not a subscription-based app, they don’t have to buy the whole library. Google play books allow users to pay only for those books which users want to read, and because of this payment structure its affordable for everyone. And its best and promising service has drawn billions of users to it.

Life is all about trying new things or sometimes the same old things in new refreshed pattern; like listening to the books you like to read or reading a book you like the audiobook of. Do you want to read snapshots or search for music sheets all in one place? 
The Scribd audiobooks and eBooks have a large collection of books that can be heard or read as you please. The app provides you these books to read or hear online or offline. The versatility of options available at Scribd is so vast this could be the answer to all your document problems. Easy to set up and use, this reading app is made for everyone. 

Time has evolved our life and we need to get things done. In amidst this all we have forgotten things we all liked to do. Write, socialize, read or listen. Taking out time for things like writing and socializing is still possible but read books that make you forget where you are is a dangerous thing. That shouldn’t really stop us from divulging into our favorite books. How? Simple, listen a book; yes, just like those bed time stories our parents read to us, we can actually listen to book. 

Best place to do that? Obviously, Audible Audiobooks 

Many English dictionaries exist on the phone; however, only a few are appealing to the crowd. This English Dictionary is one of them. The name suggests it all; it is a dictionary that works offline, rather flawlessly, let me assure you that. The words are based on English Wiktionary, so it has almost all the words. The UI is as clean and easy-to-use as it is possible to make; the creator really understood people’s requirements. Three lines at the top left corner lead you to additional options, while the top right corner is the classic search button.

The left options include history, bookmarks and notes – which are rather self-explanatory, as all of them works just the way the same features would work in a browser. Notes are something I haven’t used extensively, but it is really helpful, so I have heard. Then an interesting option of ‘Random Word’ follows the others, where you click it and any random word pops up (using it every day might just extend your vocabulary). The home screen shows the ‘Word of the day’ feature, which is just random words for the day, i.e. almost the same feature. You can even backup your histories or searches, which helps a lot if you are going to change your phone and want your old data back.

The settings offer themes, and the way results will show up on your screen – including font size to line spacing – and some others. The last, but the most important, the search button, which will help you to find any word you want. As it doesn’t require the internet, you can search for the words whenever you want. Isn’t that cool?

Wattpad is a literal boon for writers as well as readers. An internet community, it publishes user-generated stories in all sorts of genres, right from general fiction to humour. Mostly, people on the app usually write fan-fictions. It is an ever-growing community, and it is actually a fact. Once you open the app, the home page shows the recommended reads as well as ‘stories you might like’. The search icon will let you search with the help of either the book’s name, the author’s name or even hashtags the author must have used. Open up any story you like and start reading. You can add them in your library, which you can then access even when offline. The library tab shows all of your books; they will be there unless you remove them from there.

The notifications panel show what everyone is updating or publishing, but only those who you follow. Your bio page shows your followers and following, and you can write a good bio to attract more followers. There is also an option to make reading lists, which can either be public or private – as you like it. These reading lists can be shared and seen by other people, which brings the community together. You can also drop messages, share stories to each other through the chat section.

The app is simple enough to navigate through and is loved by everyone, especially the beginner writers, as it gives a safe platform to unleash their creativity, globally. There are many incidents where the books written on Wattpad have been published around the world due to their huge popularity among the Wattpadders. Wattpad recently changed its tagline from ‘Stories you’ll love’ to ‘Where stories live’, and there can be no other apt description than this.