mysmartbook.fr
Online bookshop selling ebooks and audiobooks to French-speaking readers, with prize and bestseller selections
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About mysmartbook.fr
My Smart Book is an online bookstore that sells ebooks and audiobooks through a French-language storefront. The catalogue is organised into editor selections, promotions, bestsellers and audiobooks.
The business sells digital titles directly to readers at listed prices and runs promotional offers, including a -50% October campaign. Its customers are individual readers who buy books online.
The storefront highlights titles from the 2026 French literary prizes, including the Goncourt, Renaudot and Médicis.
Product: Online catalogue of ebooks and audiobooks, with editor selections, promotions and bestseller lists.
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