You can even customize the text size of the eBook your reading.The downside is while it's better looking and easier to manage than Kindle, it has less eBooks available than the Kindle app. There are both free and paid eBooks available and the cute bookself is a nice added features to store your downloaded eBook. This is a very good app that allows you to find eBooks to read on your iPhone. However, the design of the store and the bookshelf interfaces could be improved. IBooks offers a very large catalog of books to choose from and the reading interface is comfortable. Now the books just look like thumbnail images floating on a gray background. In fact, the new iOS 7-style design is arguably a step backwards from the previous interface, which had the warm look of a real bookshelf. The virtual bookshelf where all of your eBooks are stored in iBooks could also be better. Things are improving though, and the latest version makes it easier to browse by author or genre. The store is by no means perfect, and browsing can be cumbersome. You can download samples of the books for free and check them out in iBooks before you buy. The iBookstore that comes with iBooks is handy for buying the latest popular fiction and non-fiction. iBooks is still missing a few features though, such as the ability to set background color, and pinch-to-zoom. You can highlight a piece of text in an eBook and look it up in the dictionary, bookmark it, or perform a web search. iBooks also contains three different themes for different viewing styles. There’s a brightness control, text search, and the ability to adjust the font and text size. In the top-right corner you’ll find some tools to assist your reading experience.
This gives a very natural feel and the page turning animation is pretty slick.
Pages in iBooks are turned by flicking your finger across the screen.
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