The Good e-Reader Bookstore is your online destination for all of the latest hardcover and paperback books. There is an online library of over 30,000 titles from major publishers and new books are posted every Tuesday. Not only can you purchase print titles, but also audiobooks and royalty free ebooks.
Good e-Reader is currently doing business with the Ingram Content Group and has publishing contracts with all sorts of major and minor publishers. Our priority is to give you a curated experience, full of authors and books you have heard of before, and not all sorts of titles written by indie authors. The homepage is chalk full of curated lists, such as New York Times Best Sellers, Best Books of the Month, New and Noble and free ebooks.
When you place an order on our site, it should normally take less than 24 hours to ship it out and tracking numbers are normally provided as well. We offer free and paid shipping options and we ship worldwide through trusted carriers. You can pay in confidence via Apple Pay, Google Pay, Microsoft Pay, PayPal and Stripe. Our store prices are calculated where you live, we currently support geolocation for prices for Canada, US, UK and Europe. Outside of these countries, we charge in US dollars, further geolocation support is coming soon.
The Good e-Reader Bookstore has been an ongoing project for the past nine months and we are proud to give you an alternative to other major bookstores. Right now, is a weird time in the bookselling industry. Barnes and Noble, Chapters Indigo and many other across the world have all closed down. Amazon is normally shipping out book orders in 5-6 weeks, as the company is prioritizing household goods and medical masks. Good e-Reader exclusively deals in just books, no lifestyle items or pillow cases. All we have is print and digital books.
We have reduced all of the books in cost on our site by 15%!
Michael Kozlowski is the editor-in-chief at Good e-Reader and has written about audiobooks and e-readers for the past fifteen years. Newspapers and websites such as the CBC, CNET, Engadget, Huffington Post and the New York Times have picked up his articles. He Lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
