Google Play books has a large collection of books for all kinds of readers. You can find the top picks and best sellers in the market all.in one place. The app facilitates reading on any mobile device you want. Since the app is available on both Android and iOS devices, you get to choose the device on which you want to read your favorite books. There are a number of advantages of using Google Play books. You get to store books offline and also search the words in a dictionary while reading a book. Readers can also customize the look of the app.
Change the font, color and size of the text as per your needs and preferences. For the most part, using Google Play Book is a delight. Just purchase the book you want and read them in the device of your choice. The only problem is, it cannot be this easy all the time. Like any other app, Google Play Books can also face problems here and there. Recently, this problem has been bothering more iOS users than Android. Specifically iPad users. The Google Play Books users reading this article can use the troubleshooting steps given below to fix the app on their iPad. Take a look!
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Fixes for Google Play Books not working on iPad:
1) Sign in to the right account:
Users who are troubled because a book they purchased is missing from the library should check this. Make sure you have signed in to the right account. You can also verify the purchase by going to the ‘Purchases’ tab and check if the book can be seen there. If the book is missing, maybe the transaction wasn’t successful or you have signed in to the wrong Google Play Books account on your iPad.
2) Update the app:
Updating the app is helpful when you are facing issues with rented books and also missing books in your library. Check the App Store on your iPad for updates for the Google Play Books app. After updating the app(if an update is available) open the app to check if it is working the way you want it to.
3) Remove a book from a device:
There is a limit to the amount of devices on which you can download a book. If you have downloaded the same book on a few devices, remove it from a few of those. Go to Library > Remove Download> Remove > Delete from library > Delete. After this, there shouldn’t be any issues with the Google Play Books app on your iPad.
4) Reinstall:
Since none of the fixes mentioned until now managed to fix the app, uninstall the app. After uninstalling the Google Play Books app on from your iPad, go to the App Store and install it again.
I hope these suggestions helped you fix the app and get back to reading your favorite books. If you seek help on more topics like this, stay tuned to Androidgram!
