Nook is a reading app and a fan-favorite for being flexible in the ebook formats it reads. With this app, you won’t have a hard time finding the last page you read as it automatically syncs your last page so you can continue reading on different devices.
You can open ePub and PDFs, and there’s over 1 million free titles in the Nook store, and you can try over 1,000 magazines and newspapers free of charge for 14 days.
There’s also a great Nook LendMe feature that let’s you loan out a book once to any of your friends.
Do you have any tips for using Nook? Please add them to this list. Please vote up or down any tips that are already here. Thank you!
Owner
Your top tips for using @nookBN #webtoolswiki
Your top tips for using @nookBN #webtoolswiki
Do you know any Nook alternatives? Please add the names of each tool to this list and help others to find them and try them out. Please vote up or down any alternative so we find the most popular ones. Thank you!
Owner
Your suggestions for alternatives to @nookBN #webtoolswiki
Your suggestions for alternatives to @nookBN #webtoolswiki
We hope you enjoy Nook. To search for any other online tool please use our search box at the top of the page. If you have benefited from what you have learned here we hope you will consider sharing this page with your social media friends by using one of the sharing buttons out on the left. Thank you!
If you have any questions about Nook please ask in the comment boxes below either Google+ or click over to Facebook. If you know lots about Nook or any other tool featured in The Web Tools Wiki then please let us know in the comments as well. We will connect with you and give you editing rights. We often pay regular editors for their time.
