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CINE-BOOKS is featured in "The Bookseller"!

This is one of the UK’s longest-standing magazines. In publication since 1858, it has indisputable authority and worldwide respect.

In the article, CINE-BOOKS’ goals, mission, team, challenges, achievements and many more topics are covered.

You can read the article here

We recently received a letter from a thoughtful mother... 

Natalya Vynogradska, CINE-BOOKS Publishing Director  

Now we can proudly say: CINE-BOOKS has officially made its debut on the market.

Not only did our product make its first public appearance, but we also received the proof of concept and presented the format in front of the titans of the industry. But, first things first…  

Hi avid readers!

We’ve been testing our unique format for about a month now. The CINE-BOOKS team is constantly receiving your feedback. For that, we are deeply grateful!

We decided to extend beta-testing, expanding it for different groups of readers... 

StartUs, the leading Startup & Innovation Network, published the interview with CINE-BOOKS Publishing Director Nataliya Vynogradska.

How was the idea of cine-books born? What does it take to produce a title? How do you make a start-up flourish?

The answer to all these questions can be found in the StartUs publication. 

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Our unique book-reading format is highly praised by readers, editors, authors, and bloggers from all over the world. Here are some of them: 

"Cine-books are “a magnificent initiative” and “the result of an out-of-the-box idea of merging books with movies… Whether you’re a reading addict or looking for a driving force to develop your reading habit, this is your legit opportunity.”

Techwibe, Australia

“This book reading 3.0 experience is awesome. Very good job, I'm really appreciating...

Hi, dear bookworms.

Curious about what CINE-BOOKS has to offer?

We are going to issue a couple of thrilling new titles this year!  

The first one is...

Nataliya Vynogradska,

CINE-BOOKS Publishing Director

My friend Karen has been in the publishing business for years. She’s a TOP manager in a major company. Although this position might be still quite rewarding, she keeps arguing that her job has been extremely challenging, especially within the past 3 years. When asking her to name particular issues for publishing companies, she named a few:

We are proud to be endorsed by the Techwibe portal — the ultimate place to get news regarding technology and Android apps.

In the article, CINE-BOOKS is considered as a "unique reading app for Android tab and iPad.” “Watch out what CINE-BOOKS has to offer,” the title says.

Cine-books are called “a magnificent initiative” and “the result of an out-of-the-box idea of merging books with movies.” 

by the CINE-BOOKS blogger

My wife and I are always arguing about how to entertain our child. I claim there’s nothing better than a good movie. What’s more satisfying than watching “King Arthur” or the new “Alien” movie with a tub of popcorn, anyway? At the same time, while reading so many books, I would nearly fall asleep. My wife argues back there’s nothing good in movies. They slow your brain down, make your language and cognition processes poorer.

This brought me to the pros and cons of books and movies. I’ve searched for some opinions on the web, so here are the points that I consider important.