The Books of Thub sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Books of Thub review
An online shop selling ebook versions of well known titles at cut prices.
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You saw a book recommended somewhere, looked it up, and it's 19 euros for something you're not even sure you'll finish. Then you find a shop selling the same title for five. That's the pull here. Books of Thub is an online store selling ebook versions of mainstream published titles at steep discounts: Thinking in Systems at 5 euros against 10, Act Like a Leader at 10 against 19, German All-in-One for Dummies at 15 against 34.99. Prices are in euros, and the front page claims over 10,000 titles. Here's what should slow you down. These are well known books from major publishers, and the shop never says who licensed them to it, what file format you get, or whether it works on a Kindle. One listing on the homepage is literally a pasted Amazon page title, which suggests the catalogue was put together in a hurry. The site also talks about fastest delivery in your city and delivering books worldwide, which is strange language for a digital download and leaves you guessing about what actually arrives. None of that means you won't receive a file. It does mean you're buying from a shop that hasn't answered basic questions. Email them first (booksofthub@gmail.com or support@booksofthub.com) and ask about format and refunds before you hand over money.
Pros
- Individual prices are genuinely low, around 5 to 15 euros
- No subscription, you just buy the title you want
- Recognisable titles rather than unknown filler
- Two contact addresses listed if you want to ask first
Cons
- Page never says what file format you get, or whether it works on a Kindle or e-reader
- No word on who licensed these published titles to the shop, which matters for well known books sold this cheap
- Confusing talk of worldwide physical delivery on what looks like a digital store
What you get
Individual ebooks you buy one at a time, not a subscription or a bundle. The front page shows single titles from about 5 to 15 euros, discounted against list prices of 8 to 34.99. Categories are business and economics, arts, relationships and lifestyle, and romance. What the shop does not state is file format, file size, or how the download reaches you after payment.
Before you buy
- Email support and ask what format the file is and whether it's DRM free, before paying
- ClickBank is named as the retailer on the page, so refund requests go through them, but the page doesn't state the terms, check them yourself
- Search the exact title on a known ebook shop first, the gap may be smaller than the sale banner suggests
Who it suits
Someone happy to spend a few euros on a single cheap ebook and to email the shop first about format and refunds. If you want a guaranteed, readable, properly licensed file on your e-reader, buy from a shop that tells you what you're getting.
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