Tap the Bluefire app to to open the book. Now that you’ve downloaded Bluefire Reader onto your tablet, it should be one of the choices. Your tablet should direct you to an app that can read the book file. Open the Dropbox app on your tablet and then tap on the book file you just uploaded to Dropbox.Upload the book file to a file storage site, like Dropbox.Download the Bluefire Reader onto your tablet or smartphone.Open your the Google Play Books app on your tablet and you should see the book you just uploaded.The computer app and tablet app will sync. Open the app on your computer (go to the Google Play store to find it) and then upload the file from your computer into the app.Download the Google Play Books app onto your tablet or smartphone.However, how you get a book into each app on your tablet is different: Google Play Books Quick Steps You can then read the epub file with one of these two apps:īoth of these apps are platform agnostic, meaning that you can read any epub on them, provided the epub doesn’t have DRM applied to it. You’ll first need to download the epub file to your computer from the Smashwords or Lulu site. Alternative Appsīut what if you’ve downloaded or bought an epub from Smashwords or Lulu? They don’t have designated tablet or smartphone apps that you can use. You’ll be able access books purchased from these sites by just opening their apps on your tablet. Kobo, the Apple iBookstore, and Nook have apps that you can install on your tablet to read their books. So you’ll need an app that can read epubs. How do you do that?Įbooks that you buy or download for free from Kobo, Lulu, Nook, Google Play, and the Apple iBookstore are delivered to you in epub format. So, you bought an ebook from a distributor other than Amazon, and you want to read it on your tablet* or smartphone.
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