iReadItNow – (Free for iPhone)
There are a variety of apps that allow users to categorize their books, but iReadItNow does this and goes a step further, tracking the user’s reading history in neat little graphs. Developed by Wonjae Choi, iReadItNow offers the usual perks of passage highlighting and note taking. Users can also see how long it took to read a book from start to finish as well. Users can also show off their data via Facebook or Twitter for further bragging rights.
Wattpad – (Free for iPhone and Android)
Wattpad is another free app for users who want to read free content. What makes the app stand out, however, is said that the content is largely user driven and features a variety of genres that include short stories and fanfiction. Some may be initially put off by what are essentially amateur writers, but for the aspiring writer the Wattpad community may be especially appealing for its ability to get your story read by thousands.
There are a variety of apps that allow users to categorize their books, but iReadItNow does this and goes a step further, tracking the user’s reading history in neat little graphs. Developed by Wonjae Choi, iReadItNow offers the usual perks of passage highlighting and note taking. Users can also see how long it took to read a book from start to finish as well. Users can also show off their data via Facebook or Twitter for further bragging rights.
eBook Search – (Free and Pro Version $0.99 for iPhone and Android)
Wattpad – (Free for iPhone and Android)
Wattpad is another free app for users who want to read free content. What makes the app stand out, however, is said that the content is largely user driven and features a variety of genres that include short stories and fanfiction. Some may be initially put off by what are essentially amateur writers, but for the aspiring writer the Wattpad community may be especially appealing for its ability to get your story read by thousands.
Goodreads – (Free for iPhone and Android)
