For those who prefer readings over a cell phone or kindleKnow that the Skeelo app is available for Android and iOS devices that offer books for free. They are books of different text genres, with a wide range to satisfy everyone’s taste: from Machado de Assis to the bestsellers of the moment.
For those who prefer to pay for more benefits, it is possible to purchase a monthly plan in which a new book enters the catalog each month depending on the reader’s taste. If the application indicator is not good, the reader can switch to another option. For subscribers, the monthly fee is R$23.90. The app also provides mini books, audio books and e-books.
Learn how to use Skeelo for free
Claro, Oi, Vivo and Sky corporate customers have access to a free monthly e-book. The feature also ensures that the book can be read offline, among other features.
Step by step to access the application
• Find the Skeelo app in your device’s gallery, on Google Play (for Android), or on Google Play app store (for iOS). After performing a file Downloadregister with password and e-mail;
• After registering, choose the genres you prefer to read. On the main screen, under “e-books”, you will be able to view all the books available to your taste;
• In “Minibooks”, the platform contains mini books for daily reading completely free of charge. In the “Skeelo Parceria” tab, it is possible to register the company that has a partnership with the application, and inform CPF Phone number.
In this way, if you have one of the subscriptions with Oi, Vivo, Sky or Claro companies, you will have access to different works on the platform. If you do not have access to the bonus through the partnership, the subscription can be requested at any time.
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