Our goal is to bring book users and authors closer together by making books accessible, affordable, convenient, and widely available while turning pages for a shared knowledge experience. eBookquet Network enables co-creation of shared value among students, lifelong learners, organizations, and authors with its interactive tools.

Users can upload their books to reach a wider audience, set up an e-reading account to access the books, and join the community of knowledge networkers to share knowledge.

You can sign up as an author, Author Signup to set up your bookstore for content distribution and/or as a reader, Reader Signup to set up a BookHut to access content in the marketplace, Knet Mart, and collaborate with knowledge networkers to share knowledge. On the eBookquet Network website, click on the Signup button, and you will be taken to the signup portal. Click on the “Author Signup” or Reader Signup” tab and fill in your information to proceed.

Only government-issued IDs are acceptable that clearly displays your bio-data and photograph.

Once you log in as an author, go to the “Bookstore” page on the sidebar menu to upload your books and select the appropriate genres.

Kindly check your email box, spam, and junk mailboxes for verification emails, or send an email to support@ebookquet.com for further assistance.

Yes, your data is secure and protected. Go to Settings in your BookHut and set permissions on who can access your profile.

A knowledge networker who is less than 13 years old.

It’s a parental control measure for users (knowledge networkers) under 13 years old to prevent them from learning or engaging in wrong activities.

An adult with an eBookquet account who is a guardian to an under-13-year-old account holder. A custodian can access and monitor dependant’s BookHut activities.

An abbreviated form of “knowledge networking”. The act of building communities, relationships, and sharing knowledge.

An abbreviated form of “knowledge network”. A community of people connected to share resources and knowledge to achieve common goals. (Knetwork, Knetworking, Knetworked).

An abbreviated form of “knowledge networker”. A reader or user who engages in knowledge sharing and networking. “…I have 100,000 knetworkers who follow my weekly book review in my BookHut.”

Knowledge shared as Chats, Hut talks, Postcards, Notecards, Activevocab, or Insight. [Knetshare (n, v), knetsharer, knetsharing, knetshared].

A knowledge networker who follows another knowledge networker’s BookHut.

As an author or a content owner, you can create an author account to set up your bookstore where you can sell and rent your books to knowledge networkers, track sales, and directly interact and optimize your relationship with the knowledge networkers to expand your sales.

An abbreviated form of “knowledge networking marketplace”. A neo-bookshop for content owners to distribute their content with increased discoverability of wide selections by knowledge networkers for free or at a marginal fee using flexible and convenient payment systems.

A virtual hut where all your personal, social, and professional reading happens. It gives you access to a wide range of books, tools, and insights to manage your hut, track your reading habits, connect with knowledge networkers, share knowledge, and much more!

You’d need to sign up as a reader –Reader signup. Once you log in, click on the BookHut icon on the sidebar menu to set up your BookHut to join the community of knowledge networkers. However, if you are less than 13 years old, you would require approval from an adult knowledge networker who has an active account to grant you permission to set up your BookHut and act as your custodian.

If you are under 13 years old, once you click on the BookHut icon in your account, you will have a popup asking you to get a custodian before you can set up your BookHut. Once you type in the email address or the name of the BookHut you want to use as a custodian and click send, the account holder will get an email notification of our request.

If the account holder accepts your request, you will receive a congratulatory mail asking you to progress your BookHut setup. However, the knowledge networker has the right to accept or decline your request. We advise you to contact a potential custodian before sending your request for custodianship request.

Once you turn 18 years old, your custodian will get a mail notification requesting your independence. If the custodian accepts the request, you will receive a congratulatory mail of independence having attained adulthood. Please, note custodians have the right to accept or decline the request for independence. If your custodian declines the request for independence, kindly reach out to find out why the request was declined. However, if the custodian decides to grant you independence, the custodian will go to its BookHut profile to grant you the independence.

BookHut is a personalized reading hut, where you have access to a repository of books, course content, and publications. You can schedule personalized reading plans or set up book clubs for collaborative reading and track your reading progress. You can also find and follow knowledge networkers of similar interests to become your hutmates, set goals, co-read the same book in real-time, talk, chat, take notes, create excerpts, wordbook, and share knowledge.

A reading desk in BookHut. What’s the title of the book on your hutdesk?

A bookshelf in BookHut.

A visual dashboard of BookHut activities.

An infographic and communicable data feature that shows key insights into knowledge networker’s reading habits, history, style, and accomplishments. It helps knowledge networkers to self-evaluate, read more, and improve their reading habits.

Knowledge networkers can share their insights with hutmates via hut chat and social media to tell stories of their reading habits and accomplishments.

An open-free library in BookHut or Bookquet.

An audio-video feature for real-time collaboration, discussion, and knowledge networking (A hut talk, hut talking).

An abbreviated form of “knowledge networking planner”. A calendar and time management feature for scheduling personal and co-reading activities, huttalks, and reminders. It helps knowledge networkers prioritize and manage their time while on the same page.

A chat room accessible to knowledge networkers who are hutmates to share knowledge.

A book chat room. Knowledge networkers can create a chat room for each book, and it will only be accessible by knowledge networkers who have access to the book.

An abbreviated form of “repository of critical knowledge”. A memory aid feature where Postcards, Notecards, and ActiveVocabs are stored for knowledge retention and knowledge sharing.

A knowledge networker’s writing pad in BookHut.

A word-image card of a knowledge networker’s written note about a book stored in BookHut Rock.

A word-image card of an excerpt from a book stored in BookHut Rock.

A wordbook where newly discovered words in a book are stored for vocabulary building, knowledge retention, and retrieval.

Individuals who inspire knowledge networkers, and also admire as their role models. (My icon is Bard of Avon, Chimamanda Adichie, Wole Soyinka).

A virtual hut where knowledge networkers set goals and co-read the same book(s) at their convenience within the scheduled time to foster a sense of community and enhance reading experiences.

It’s easy! Navigate to your account > access your BookHut, or switch to any Bookhut you have been granted access to from the dropdown menu on the sidebar, click on Bookclub menu > click “New Bookclub”, and enter your information to set up your Bookclub.

It’s a single sign-on custom-tailored hosting and comprehensive learning habitat that caters to users with large audiences and multiple interests under a common goal with shared resources and integrated activities. It has a Library, integrated Breeds, advanced Neural Insight, and advanced Rock for personalized interests and services.

Individuals and organizations can customize and control the advanced interactive features in Bookquet to suit their objectives and target audience.

You’d need to sign up as a reader –Reader signup. Once you log in, click on the “Create Bookquet” icon on the sidebar menu and select your preferred Bookquet plan that meets the objectives of your knowledge networker’s community.

Breed is a sub-group (bookclub) in a Bookquet with specific objectives that align with the Bookquet’s goals and resources. It makes knowledge networking for users with similar interests and characteristics in a Bookquet seamless.

E.g., Infotech Bookquet with Data Analytics Breed, Cybersecurity Breed, AI Breed, Cloud Computing Breed, etc.)

Log into your account to create a Bookquet. Then go to the top-right corner on the Bookquet page and click “Create Breed”.

A central bookshelf in a Bookquet.

A dynamic and actionable dashboard in Book clubs and Bookquets that tells visual stories and drives informed data-driven decisions for knowledge networkers.

A Bookquet administrator. A curator manages and sets goals in Bookquet(s).

An administrator of Breed(s) in Bookquet. A moderator manages and sets goals in Breed(s).

Yes. eBookquet Network is accessible on smartphones and tablets.