The beauty of Ebooks.com is its simplicity and convenience, the latter in the form essentially having a bookstore at your fingertips. Buying a hard (or soft) copy of a ... Keep Reading

The beauty of Ebooks.com is its simplicity and convenience, the latter in the form essentially having a bookstore at your fingertips. Buying a hard (or soft) copy of a book is somewhat passé. Ebooks.com offers lovers of the written word the opportunity to ditch the tangible pages in exchange for an electronic book. Ebooks.com gives customers two options when purchasing: purchase the book and store it on your laptop or tablet or simply read the book online. The former option affords customers the ability to buy a book and go back and read the book as much as they’d like. Reading online won’t store the book but also won’t take up space on your computer, either. Ebooks.com fills a void nicely in the print media genre. They’ve eliminated the trip to the mall, library or bookstore and allow customers to easily navigate, search and buy a book with relative ease. Although this may seem like nitpicking, but the thought of storing books is outdated – not to mention it takes up space. Ebooks.com eliminates your book “graveyard” and neatly stores everything electronically and leaves the big-box book retailers scrambling to stay current. Using Ebooks.com is rather simple once you’ve downloaded the reader program to your tablet or computer. The selection of books on Ebooks.com rivals that of any bookstore, too. Everything from new arrivals to best-sellers is available and the pricing matches are typically competitive, if not down-right cheaper. The staff at Ebooks.com even offers some insight for customers with the “What We Are Reading” section, offering suggestions to those who aren’t sure what to buy. Technology rules all and Ebooks.com is right at the forefront of that movement. Ebooks.com isn’t radical; it’s not burning books or suggesting that reading isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Ebooks.com simply has taken the age-old habit of curling up with a good book and made it a bit more modern.