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buy a Kobo ebook reader (forgot the kindle it does not support epub) . very useful
I have a kindle paperwhite and it does support e pub, never had a problem with it so far.
No it does not you are maybe converting to mobi.look here to the formats supported.
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00CT...
and the same here also
http://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B00CT...
you're right! I wasn't aware of that! but it's not a problem, I download free e pubs and then use calibre http://calibre-ebook.com/ to convert and upload them to my device. and i can still enjoy all the options from word definitions to marking pages..
oui bien évidemment.in the other hand you may loose of layout. i am not sure of that but it's always wiser to use the original format.
(try for exemple to change pdf to epub or mobi and you will see what i am talking about)
Imen wrote: "Hello, I'd like to know where can I find american and english novels and books in Tunis ,
Thanks in advance"
مكتبة رنيم في الباساج (فريب متاع كتب هي موجودة في نهج صغير ماشي بموازاة سكة المترو)
i would say buying an E_Book is the best solution for ur prob as book resources are very limited :/ and eve if they exist there isn't much choice
you can check this page on FB https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bookst...
il sells used rare books, you can inbox the admins and they will give you the list of the books available ^^
Hamza wrote: "buy a Kobo ebook reader (forgot the kindle it does not support epub) . very useful"is it really that much of a fun to read from an ebook reader instead of a real book ?
is there here anyone that has a book and willing sell it or is it possible to borrow ?
The wrote: "Hamza wrote: "buy a Kobo ebook reader (forgot the kindle it does not support epub) . very useful"is it really that much of a fun to read from an ebook reader instead of a real book ?"
actually, in your/our case it's not a question of "fun". Obviously nothing can change this book touch orgasm, but with kobo you can get what ever book you want without paying any pence... Imagine that with 8 Go memory card you can put over 15000 book. You have your integrated dictionary (multilingual) and integrated light that allow you to read in the dark. I say nothing can take the book's place, but even so, Kobo is more practical.
It costs me 120 euro (about 260 dinars), the equivalent of 14 books.
The wrote: "is there here anyone that has a book and willing sell it or is it possible to borrow ?"I have three paper books,
1- Smart as the Devil (Felice Picano)
2- Saved ! (William Hoffer)
3- The king must die (Mary Renault)
I am in Monastir. I borrow i don't sell.
I'm from sousse :) since I can't come to monastir jus for a book , I think it would be very useful if the book was sent via post , is that possible ?
salm alikoum ,does anybody have any idea about buying book online ?
Khaoula wrote: "the american corner"are you from sousse ?
Dear god, these posts are so old lmao!So if anyone is still interested in buying paper books, I suggest Tunisian Bookland
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...
There's obviously Al kiteb library
https://www.alkitab.tn/livres-en-angl...
And there's this one that prints books and sells them, I usually send them pdf files (dunno if that's legal smh) and they just print them and deliver them to me
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...
Lupinette wrote: "Dear god, these posts are so old lmao!So if anyone is still interested in buying paper books, I suggest Tunisian Bookland
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...
There's obviousl..."
thank you
Hello, Tunisian Readers! I just finished writing a book about Queen Dido (aka Elyssa), the legendary founder of Carthage. It's historical fiction with a time travel element. i would love to post the link to the FREE book here, but I don't know if it's allowed. I don't see any rules listed for this group. Can someone please advise me? I think this book would make for an interesting discussion of cultural heritage, etc. BTW, I am not Tunisian, but I lived in Tunis for about a year and was enamored of your country! Many thanks!
Hello, Tunisian Readers!It's been a few days since I posted my last message, and I haven't seen any activity in this group, but I hope someone will spark a conversation soon. In the meantime, I'll go ahead and post the link to my book about Queen Dido, a re-imagining of her amazing story. I'll be in Tunisia for a book tour in April. Maybe I'll see some of you there! All the best! Here's the link: www.elishat.com
Thank you Laura for sharing your book with us! We appreciate you!
I'd like to know where can I find american and english novels and books in Tunis ,
Thanks in advance