02-14-2015, 05:43 PM
Not specifically a book I am reading, but I thought I'd share my experiences with the Scrib'd app available on most devices. It's like Netflix for books, structured to take a flat fee of about 8 bucks a month for unlimited access to their library, and it's plenty. Also, they just added a huge audiobooks section and tons of graphic novels. You get a month free trial and I just finished my first thirty days. Read the King book about Kenndey's assassination, an autobiography on Mark Twain, and a bigfoot book.
Anyway, before I start sounding any more like a Scrib'd commercial pitchman I will say that it is worth every bit of the monthly fee if you're a big reader. The interface is simple, the library is huge, it selects offerings for you just like the Netflix does, and you have the option to store your selections in the cloud or on your device, which is handy for my tablet when I'm not near a wifi spot. And near as I can tell they have just about any category you can think of.
Just thought I'd share in case somebody was wondering.
Anyway, before I start sounding any more like a Scrib'd commercial pitchman I will say that it is worth every bit of the monthly fee if you're a big reader. The interface is simple, the library is huge, it selects offerings for you just like the Netflix does, and you have the option to store your selections in the cloud or on your device, which is handy for my tablet when I'm not near a wifi spot. And near as I can tell they have just about any category you can think of.
Just thought I'd share in case somebody was wondering.