Add Goodreads to Your Ereader This Holiday Season: How to find our apps on your favorite devices
If you're one of those lucky people opening a shiny new Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, iPad, or different ereader tablet device this holiday season, you are in for a special treat (well, besides the ability to take your entire library with you wherever you go): Did you know that you can use Goodreads on your ereader, tablet, or smart phone?
If not, you may want to join the more than 450,000 people who have installed our iPhone/iPad app, or the 160,000 users of our relatively new Android app, which was released in May. Best of all, both of these apps are completely free!
Installing the Goodreads app is quick and easy. Simply follow these instructions to get Goodreads on your device:
Barnes & Noble Nook Color/Tablet: Touch the '^' symbol at the bottom of your home screen, then choose "apps". Search for Goodreads and click "Install." Launch the app, and you will see the main menu, which will allow you to navigate to the app's various sections, such as "Updates," "My Books," and "Search." To add books, update your progress, and many other activities, you'll need to sign in to the app. There are "Sign In" and "Sign Up" links at the bottom of the main menu. You can log in using your Goodreads information or log in with Facebook.

Amazon Kindle Fire: Simply tap "Apps" on your home screen, then tap "Store." Search for Goodreads and click "Install." Launch the app, and you will see the main menu, which will allow you to navigate to the app's various sections, such as "Updates," "My Books," and "Search." To add books, update your progress, and many other activities, you'll need to sign in to the app. There are "Sign In" and "Sign Up" links at the bottom of the main menu. You can log in using your Goodreads information or log in with Facebook.

iPad: Tap the "Apps Store" and search for Goodreads. Install the app, then log in using your Goodreads account or sign in with Facebook. Our iPad and iPhone app also includes access to Listopia lists and a browse-by-genre section.
Other Android Tablets, such as the Motorola Xoom, ViewSonic gTablet, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab: Launch the "Market" app, then tap on the search icon. Search for Goodreads and tap "Download." Launch the app, and you will see the main menu, which will allow you to navigate to the app's various sections, such as "Updates," "My Books," and "Search." To add books, update your progress, and many other activities, you'll need to sign in to the app. There are "Sign In" and "Sign Up" links at the bottom of the main menu. You can log in using your Goodreads information or log in with Facebook.
iPhone & Android phone users: You can download the Goodreads app by accessing the app store on your phone. Don't forget to check out the barcode scanner, one of our most popular features. Goodreads members have scanned more than a million books with their phones!

Once you're logged in to your new Goodreads app, you can enjoy many of the features you know and love on our site. Discover new books by seeing what your friends are reading, keep up with your book club through the 'groups' feature, and track your progress through your book with reading status updates. It's your access to Goodreads wherever you may read!
If not, you may want to join the more than 450,000 people who have installed our iPhone/iPad app, or the 160,000 users of our relatively new Android app, which was released in May. Best of all, both of these apps are completely free!
Installing the Goodreads app is quick and easy. Simply follow these instructions to get Goodreads on your device:
Barnes & Noble Nook Color/Tablet: Touch the '^' symbol at the bottom of your home screen, then choose "apps". Search for Goodreads and click "Install." Launch the app, and you will see the main menu, which will allow you to navigate to the app's various sections, such as "Updates," "My Books," and "Search." To add books, update your progress, and many other activities, you'll need to sign in to the app. There are "Sign In" and "Sign Up" links at the bottom of the main menu. You can log in using your Goodreads information or log in with Facebook.

Amazon Kindle Fire: Simply tap "Apps" on your home screen, then tap "Store." Search for Goodreads and click "Install." Launch the app, and you will see the main menu, which will allow you to navigate to the app's various sections, such as "Updates," "My Books," and "Search." To add books, update your progress, and many other activities, you'll need to sign in to the app. There are "Sign In" and "Sign Up" links at the bottom of the main menu. You can log in using your Goodreads information or log in with Facebook.

iPad: Tap the "Apps Store" and search for Goodreads. Install the app, then log in using your Goodreads account or sign in with Facebook. Our iPad and iPhone app also includes access to Listopia lists and a browse-by-genre section.
Other Android Tablets, such as the Motorola Xoom, ViewSonic gTablet, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab: Launch the "Market" app, then tap on the search icon. Search for Goodreads and tap "Download." Launch the app, and you will see the main menu, which will allow you to navigate to the app's various sections, such as "Updates," "My Books," and "Search." To add books, update your progress, and many other activities, you'll need to sign in to the app. There are "Sign In" and "Sign Up" links at the bottom of the main menu. You can log in using your Goodreads information or log in with Facebook.
iPhone & Android phone users: You can download the Goodreads app by accessing the app store on your phone. Don't forget to check out the barcode scanner, one of our most popular features. Goodreads members have scanned more than a million books with their phones!

Once you're logged in to your new Goodreads app, you can enjoy many of the features you know and love on our site. Discover new books by seeing what your friends are reading, keep up with your book club through the 'groups' feature, and track your progress through your book with reading status updates. It's your access to Goodreads wherever you may read!
Comments Showing 51-100 of 118 (118 new)
message 51:
by
Janmacy1955
(new)
Jan 05, 2012 06:16AM
Sorry! I meant Amazon Kindle.
flag
Kobo Touch? I have the app on my Asus Transformer android tablet, and would love to get it on the brand new Kobo as well.
Robin I echo Diane's experience - free download - didn't ask for credit card - notice I got for my 'order' stated $0.00 cost.
Peggy wrote: "Robin I echo Diane's experience - free download - didn't ask for credit card - notice I got for my 'order' stated $0.00 cost."
Thanks for the heads up Peggy!
I added this app to my smartphone. I love it, I can update on the go instead of waiting til I get online at home (with a teenager, it's tough!)...I can also keep my to-read list handy when I'm at the library.
For e-ink readers like the Kindle just load up the built-in browser (on my Kindle it's in the Menu->Experimental section) and go to Goodreads.com. Works great on my Kindle e-ink.
@Michael, @Robert, @Etorre, @Pattrick.Thanks a bunch for the app. I use it regularly on my Fire, as well as on my Android phone.
A suggestion for future enhancements.
Integration with Kindle. When I start reading a book, the app automatically updates my goodreads profile. Likewise for %complete, or at least when I finish it.
Will get my Kindle Fire for my birthday in a couple weeks. I love GOODREADS and I will definitely install it. Can't wait to check it out. :)
Alexis-Morgan wrote: "Tara wrote: "Would love to see this on my Kindle 3G."Ditto."
Heather wrote: "What about blackberry? :("
What about Kindle 3G and Blackberry.?
Wahiaronkwas wrote: "I haven't been able to get this app on my Kobo Vox. I've tried through the Android Market, and I keep getting an error that I have no Android device associated the my account. Then, they provide NO..."Same thing happening to me
There are a number of Android devices that have no access to the App Market since they don’t meet Google’s compatibility requirements - like for example older non-phone tablets (i.e. devices that run Android 2.x). The users get this "no device" message. It would therefor be great if you could include a direct download link here.
Carlos wrote: "For e-ink readers like the Kindle just load up the built-in browser (on my Kindle it's in the Menu->Experimental section) and go to Goodreads.com. Works great on my Kindle e-ink."Thanks will give it a try.
YEY!!!! Thanks for doing all the great work to get this app off the ground - I love it on my Nook Tablet!!
For KINDLE TOUCH:tap menu, experimental, web browser, now you can enter the web address and add it to your bookmarks
Steph wrote: "you left out the KOBO VOX"That's an android device so it should just be in the app store if kobo isn't blocking it
Steph wrote: "you left out the KOBO VOX"glad you brought this up - Steph do you knowof any way that you can upload anyother books onto KOBO from other sites - or just from KOBO itself?
yes i have download a couple of books but have not worked on the pico. anyone know of any good free websites for free ebooks
yes-I use the Pandigital Novel and my husband uses the Kobocan't figure how to access the Good Reads app
re uploading from free sites:we upload our pandigital novel and our kobo from the public library for free books
if they don't have what we want, then we use Barnes and Noble
not familiar w/ pico-free books?
does it have section to put in books that I want to read. eg see in book shop and can scan; or hear from friends and can type in?
Any plans for a windows phone 7 app? I do all my book reading on my phone, I guess there are not many of us out there though.
Adding my vote to those for kobo Touch. I LOVE my new 'better than a book' & would love to add my Goodread to it. Awaiting instructions (hopefully before Feb newsletter~.^)
Carlos wrote: "For e-ink readers like the Kindle just load up the built-in browser (on my Kindle it's in the Menu->Experimental section) and go to Goodreads.com. Works great on my Kindle e-ink."Wow. Thanks so much! I did not know I could use a browser and just signed on to goodreads with my kindle 4. Now I wonder, is there also a way to download this app on kindle 4?
Courtney wrote: "For KINDLE TOUCH:tap menu, experimental, web browser, now you can enter the web address and add it to your bookmarks"
Experimental??? I have no such option & when I used my browser to get to the site I only had the option to view in either browser or mobile view & even a site search couldn't find the app for me :(
















