
Tips
Practical advice, habits, and ideas to help modern readers build a mindful, focused, and deeply enjoyable reading lifestyle.
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What is multi-modal reading and why it’s so exciting?
Most ebooks are just static text pretending to be a physical page. Multi-modal reading shifts the focus to layered formats – combining audio narration, interactive visuals, and soundscapes.
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US vs European university admissions compared
Planning to study overseas means navigating a maze of academic rules and cultural habits. What works for getting into a college in the USA will probably fail in Europe. Here is what you need to understand about the two systems.
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Four reading patterns that explain how people scan web pages
When was the last time you read every single word on a website? I bet it was a long time ago. People do not read on digital screens the same way they read physical paper books.
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Xteink X3 pocket e-reader guide: specs, comparisons and honest pros and cons
Curious about the low-tech e-ink trend? The Xteink X3 snaps onto your smartphone to offer simple, offline reading wherever you go. Read our complete guide covering key benefits and drawbacks, as well as comparisons to similar devices.
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Turn your Kindle lockscreen into a custom composition notebook cover
This simple guide will let you use an iconic composition notebook design as a Kindle screensaver image.
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A detailed guide to the parts of the book (infographic)
The infographic from The Book Designer blog accompanies a complete guide that will help you understand the parts of the well-designed book.
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New features have just been added to Send to Kindle
Page Flip, page turn animations, and some enhanced typesetting features are available to all adjustable documents.
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Ways to get a college-level education online for free (infographic)
There are now many free online resources that can help you learn new skills and earn a college-level education without having to pay any tuition
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Here are novels written by women that are most assigned in U.S. colleges
Women have written many acclaimed novels, schools still teach mostly books by male authors. Only one out of every three assigned books is written by a woman.
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Why students should keep reading books during the summer (infographic)
The average student loses up to 34% of the prior year’s learning gains during the holidays.
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How to turn pages in Kindle iPad app with just your voice
In this simple guide, you will learn how to read ebooks on your iPad completely hands-free. You can turn pages with just your voice, using a clever feature called Voice Control.
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The most popular book genres in 36 countries around the world (infographic)
Fantasy books are the most popular in Europe, while horror books are most read in Latin countries.
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Add Ebook Friendly to your social media and news channels
We are waiting for you on Mastodon, Pinterest, Facebook, and Tumblr. Get us via WordPress Reader, Google News, and RSS.
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4 authors share lessons from their failed book launches
With these lessons in mind, you can recover and even become more successful despite a failed book launch.
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7 bookish workouts to do every day (visuals)
You don’t have to train your mind and body separately. Below, you will find common workouts that include reading a book.
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This flowchart will help you clean up your writing
Remove fluff and redundant words, check for weasel words and clichés, rephrase jargon, and replace passive with active voice.
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4 revealing facts on how people read on screen (infographic)
From the elearning company Shift comes an interesting infographic that takes a closer look at how we read on electronic displays.







