It's funny how sometimes when you don't search for a topic, 50 sources appear on that same topic and when you search for it, nothing appears. The same thing has happened to me recently, yesterday, looking through my sources I found eReader IQ and today I have run into BookBub, a web service that provides us with free ebooks and that works almost the same as eReaderIQ. Well almost the same, there are quite significant differences that can make us choose one or the other service, although neither of the two is actually incompatible with the other so we can well receive the two services in our email account.
The main difference between BookBub and eReaderIQ is that the latter is oriented to the Amazon catalog while the former searches and searches the catalog of Kobo, Amazon, Apple, Google Books and B&N. We are the main ebookstores that usually not only have ebooks on offer but also sometimes offer free ebooks. BookBub allows us to select the stores, titles or searches that we want, store them and then BookBub will send us the results every day to our email.
Now a new tool has also been included that allows us to track the author's public life, that is, if we want to know what he published after that work or simply what he is working on, the new BookBub tool is ideal. Like the rest of applications of this type, BookBub is free although it offers a service for authors to publish their works or the offers in their works so that readers can access them or get them for free.
Will our email be able to hold the BookBub and eReaderIQ offers?
Perhaps the downside of BookBub compared to eReaderIQ is that it focuses on offers that usually expire a day or in a few hours, while eReaderIQ usually has offers that last several days, a week at the most, but more than a day or a few hours . This can be an obstacle if we are not very skilled, although it can also be taken as a game.Do not you think?
Does Bookbub have Spanish books?
That's what I ask myself.