Nook For PC Windows 7/8.1/10/11 (32-bit or 64-bit) & Mac

If you’re a college student, you’ve likely noticed that textbooks strain your wallet and back. Barnes & Noble has a special edition of Nook for PC called NOOK study that’s a great way to get your textbooks cheaper and easier on your netbook or laptop. Many popular textbooks are currently available on it, and you can often either purchase them or rent them to save money.

First, download the NOOK study from the link below, and install it on your computer as usual. If you’re already using Nook for PC, you can install NOOK study in addition to it and use the one you want, depending on what you’re reading.

Once you’re signed in, you’ll see your Nook books listed in the NOOK study. You can use this program as your primary eBook reader if you like, as all B&N eBooks will work fine in it. However, eTextbooks will only work in NOOK study, so you won’t be able to use eTextbooks in Nook for PC or on a Nook device.

Nook For PC App will open the B&N Store in your browser and will open a page about your textbook if it’s available. Note that many eTextbooks are only available for 180-day rental, but if you only need the book for one semester, this should work fine. If you’re unsure about reading a textbook on your computer, you can read the book for a free 7-day trial before purchasing it.

Here’s a textbook open in NOOK study. You can see 2 pages at once, just like you would in a paper book, and can see full-color pictures, diagrams, and more on your computer.

Nook For PC Barnes and Noble makes it easy to get more information about your eBooks’ text. Select any text to copy it or look it up on Google, Wikipedia, Wolfram Alpha, and more. You can also highlight and add notes to your textbooks as usual.

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Select eBooks also let you print them, a great feature not included with the standard Nook for PC app. Most textbooks will include limitations on printing rights, so check your textbook’s info to see what you can do with it.

Nook for iOS

Nook is also available for your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Just download the correct version for your device. Here we look at it running on an iPod Touch.

It essentially works the same as it does on the PC. When you first start it, you get a guide on controlling the app on your iOS device. You can return to the user guide anytime, as it’s included in your library.

Here is an example of an eBook running on the iPod Touch. You can easily use the slider to navigate to different areas of the book, change text size…etc.

You can search different types of media in different categories.

Nook for Android

The Nook Reader is also available for Android 1.6 and above, but we didn’t have time to test it out and show it to you in this article. If you’ve had good luck with it on your Android device, definitely let us know in the comments.

Nook’s eBook apps bring Barnes and Noble’s inventory to many devices. Even if you don’t own a Nook device, you can still take advantage of the books, textbooks, newspapers, and more. We were impressed with the wide range of features included in the Nook eBook apps and especially liked the ability to import PDF and ePub formats into Nook for PC. The reader apps include many features that other eBook readers don’t, such as searching the contents of the eBook and copying text. Give it a try, and let us know what you think.

Nook for PC

If you’ve got a laptop or a netbook, you already have a friendly eBook-reading device. The Barnes and Noble Nook for PC lets you read your Nook eBooks, e Newspapers, and more on any of your computers. It’s available for both Mac and PC, but here we’ll look at the Windows 7/8.1/10/11 version.

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