E-BOOKS

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Download these aweseome eBooks for OneNote from Microsoft

Microsoft keeps releasing official eBooks from time to time on different products. OneNote is the recent entrant in the book’s catalog, and Microsoft has announced four of them. If you are new to OneNote or want to learn all the new features, these books are excellent, get started, and find new features guide. The best part that Microsoft OneNote eBooks are entirely free to download and keep. https://www.amazon.in/Amlendu-Bhushan/s?k=Amlendu+Bhushan&fbclid=IwAR16D0tFVa0Qgj-jQDXb_tNU743ITbTDuT73LV_4ECDnpcUnmE4XyWZYxt8

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Here is the list of books, and the topics covered in each of them. Make sure to download them and keep them in case you ever need it.
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OneNote Essentials

OneNote for Team Collaboration

OneNote for Meetings

OneNote for Life Moments

OneNote Tips & Tricks

You can also share these PDF files with anybody who is getting started with OneNote.

1] OneNote Essentials

This book, https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/bookshelf,  covers the essential aspects of OneNote, such as best practices, how to access your notes quickly, how well you can take notes, and so on.

What is OneNote, and how does it simplify modern note-taking?

How to navigate the OneNote app and its notebooks

Best practices for creating and sharing notes

Tag and Search

Export and Share

2] OneNote for Team Collaboration

If you collaborate with a lot of people, then this book can help you get all the minute details about sharing, inviting more people to join your netbook, and adding a notebook to a team channel. https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/bookshelf

How OneNote facilitates easy collaboration through sharing

How to use OneNote together with Microsoft Teams

How to use mobile OneNote apps

3] OneNote for Meetings

OneNote is an excellent utility for taking notes in a meeting. Find out how you add meeting notes to a page, track action items with Outlook tasks, categorize and prioritize with tags, and more.

How templates can help to streamline note-taking in meetings

How to take notes in meetings with OneNote

How to share and track meeting notes in OneNote, Outlook, and Teams

4] OneNote for Life Moments

OneNote can also be used on a daily basis in your personal lives. Find how you can insert webpages, presentations, use ink features to note everything quickly. You can also use the predefined templates such as wedding planner, school project, and so on.
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How to use OneNote for every aspect of your personal life

The full depth of OneNote’s capabilities through scenario-based examples

Transitioning from journal-style note-taking on paper to electronic note-taking in OneNote

5] OneNote Tips & Tricks

Last but not least, OneNote Tips and Tricks shares some of the most interesting ways to get things done in OneNote. They are there, but it takes time to master them. Read them all about here.  https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/bookshelf

Handy OneNote shortcuts

Useful OneNote time savers

Hidden OneNote features

I hope the books are helpful for you, and you get better with OneNote. Download them all from here.

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Hey, bookworm! Save $20 by getting 2 months of Kindle Unlimited for free

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Kindle Unlimited is that "other" service that Amazon operates -- it's a subscription service for ebooks, but confusingly, it's different from Prime Reading, which is included with Amazon Prime. The main difference? Kindle Unlimited gives you access to well over a million books (as opposed to just a thousand with Prime Reading) and costs $10 per month. There's never been a better time to try it out, because from now till the end of the year, you can join Kindle Unlimited and get two months for free -- a $20 value.

If you're still not crystal-clear on the difference between Prime Reading and Kindle Unlimited, I hardly blame you. Here's the deal: If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, you get Prime Reading thrown in as one of the many side benefits. Amazon has an ever-rotating library of 1,000 ebooks , https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/bookshelf, you can borrow from. You can check out up to 10 books at a time -- to get an 11th book, you need to return one. Prime Reading includes magazines, comic books and more, and also includes books with Audible narration.

Kindle Unlimited is all of that. But instead of 1,000 titles, Kindle Unlimited has over a million, and that in a nutshell is why Amazon charges $10 per month for it. But that million titles is still just a fraction of all the books Amazon has on its virtual shelves, and you might be surprised to find that a lot of that million turns out not to be contemporary best-sellers, but self-published titles in the Kindle Direct publishing program. Of course, there are some contemporary titles in the Kindle Unlimited program, but don't expect to be able to check out everything on the New York Times bestseller list, week in and week out.

So should you go for it? Well, it's two months for free, so that seems like a slam dunk. You get two months to try out Kindle Unlimited and see if it'll still make sense for you when it costs $10 per month. Have you ever tried Kindle Unlimited? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.  

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Where to download free or cheap ebooks

Where can I buy ebooks?

Your choice of ebook stores will depend on how you read your books. If you're only starting to think of branching out from paper to digital books, it's worth bearing this in mind when choosing the device you want to read on. 

Amazon Kindle ebook reader,, https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/bookshelf

If you have an Amazon Kindle, you'll be limited to ebooks bought on the Amazon store. You may also be able to download PDFs, but this won't typically provide a great experience. 

Kobo ebook reader

Kobo is the Kindle's main rival. If you have a Kobo, you have a few more options because you can import licenced ebooks from third-party retailers, as well as buying ebooks directly from Kobo and borrowing ebooks from your local library.

Smartphone, tablet or computer

If you primarily read books on your smartphone, tablet or computer, your options are fairly wide and there are multiple ebook stores that will let you read on various devices.

Tempted by an ebook reader but not sure whether to go for a Kindle or a Kobo? Our guide on Amazon Kindle versus Kobo ebook readers can help you weigh up your options. 

Which stores sell ebooks?

There are five main places to buy ebooks in the UK, but how you can read their content varies significantly. We've summarised this below.

Amazon Kindle Read books on Kindle ebook readers, Amazon Fire devices, Android and Apple smartphones and tablets, and on the internet on your computer at read.amazon.com.

Kobo Read books on Kobo ebook readers, Android and Apple smartphones and tablets, and on your computer using the Windows 10 and MacOS app.

Google Play Books Read on Android smartphones and tablets, and on your computer via play.google.com.

Apple Books Read on Apple smartphones and tablets and on Mac computers.

Hive.co.uk Read on Kobo, iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, and Windows and Mac computers using Adobe Digital Editions.

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If you only get through a handful of books a year, the price of an ebook probably doesn’t have a huge bearing on where you buy it from. 

However, if you’re an avid bookworm, purchasing hundreds of ebooks a year, even a small difference in price can soon add up.

We’ve taken the last five Costa Book Award winners of the 2010s and the last five UK bestsellers according to the Guardian’s annual top 100 round-up, to give you an idea of how much ebooks cost from Amazon, Kobo and the other three main ebook retailers.

Prices are correct as of August 2020. 

The cost of popular ebooks     Amazon Kindle Kobo Apple Google Play Hive 2019 Costa winner The Volunteer by Jack Fairweather £2.99 £2.99 £2.99 £2.99 £2.99 2019 bestseller Pinch of Nom by Kate Allinson and Kay Featherstone £8.99 £8.99 £8.99 £8.99 Not available 2018 Costa winner The Cut Out Girl by Bart van Es £3.99 £3.99 £3.99 £3.99 £3.99 2018 bestseller Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman £2.99 £3.99 £2.99 £2.99 £2.99 2017 Costa winner Inside the Wave by Helen Dunmore £5.22 £5.39 £5.49 £4.99 £5.99 2017 bestseller 5 Ingredients - Quick & Easy Food by Jamie Oliver £8.49 £8.49 £8.49 £8.49 £9.99 2016 Costa winner Days Without End by Sebastian Berry £4.68 £5.59 £4.99 Not available £4.66 2016 bestseller Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two by JK Rowling, Jack Throne and John Tiffany £4.99* £4.99 £4.99 £4.99 Not available 2015 Costa winner The Lie Tree by Frances Hardinge £3.99 £7.49 £3.99 £3.99 £3.99 2015 bestseller Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as told by Christian by EL James £3.99 £2.99 £3.99 £3.99 £3.99

*Included with Kindle Unlimited subscription

As you can see, there isn’t a huge difference in price for most titles – in most cases only a pound or so between stores. 

Availability of titles shouldn't be a major sticking point either as most of our 10 books were available at all five stores. 

The eagle-eyed among you might note that the two cookery ebooks in our selection – 'Pinch of Nom' and '5 Ingredients - Quick & Easy Food' are pricier than the other books, and you can generally expect to pay a premium for popular recipe ebooks. That said, cookery books may not be ideal for easy reading on a small ebook reader and might be better suited for large-screen tablets or even traditional paper.

Our Best Buy ebook reader reviews will help you find an ebook reader that makes reading the pleasure that it should be, whether on the go or on the beach.

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If you're a prolific reader who's time-rich but cash poor, there are a number of ways to get hold of free ebooks, particularly if you're a lover of the classics.  

Free Kindle books The Kindle Store has around 40 classic published books available for free, including 'The Railway Children', 'The Great Gatsby', 'David Copperfield' and 'Twelfth Night'. Beyond that, you may also find some self-published works available on the Kindle Store for free, although the quality of these will vary.

Transfer files to your Kindle or Kobo You can also transfer books to your Kindle in Word Document, PDF and Mobi formats, so if you have a friend who’s writing a first novel or have been given a freebie at an event, you can probably load the content on to your Kindle. Information on how to do this can be found at Amazon’s help pages. All the above formats as well as the open standard ePub format also work on on Kobo ebook readers.

Gutenberg Project Gutenberg is a repository of 60,000 copyright-expired works from before 1924, so if you’re after a classic book you may well find it here. They’re available in formats that work on both Kindle and Kobo.

Kindle Unlimited This option isn’t strictly ‘free’, but it does allow you to access ‘over one million’ ebooks, ‘thousands’ of audiobooks and ‘selected’ magazines for a flat monthly fee of £7.99 at the time of writing. The selection of included books may be just what you’re after, although only one of the 10 books highlighted above was available on Kindle Unlimited at the time of writing, so there are likely to be some gaps in the selection.

Local libraries In the UK, your local library may use a digital book borrowing service through companies such as BorrowBox or OverDrive. OverDrive is built directly into Kobo devices and there are apps available for iPhones, iPads and Android devices as well as Amazon Fire tablets. OverDrive is available on Kindle ebook readers, but only in the United States. BorrowBox isn’t built into any ebook reader, but again has apps available for a variety of devices including Android and iOS phones and tablets.

Whether you can access BorrowBox or OverDrive depends on what system your local library uses. You will need a valid library card in order to access the digital book loans on either system, so you’ll likely need to provide proof of address when you register with them. Check your local library branch to find out what’s available.

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