Gemini Notebook can analyze your Google Play books now: 3 ways I use this feature

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Google's Gemini Notebook helps you research and learn about different topics through AI-generated reports, slideshows, quizzes, audio podcasts, and more. To set this up, you can add specific sources of information to your notebook, such as websites, documents, images, audio files, and videos. Now, there's one more type of source you can include in your research, namely books from Google Play.

This new capability works with books that you purchase through the Google Play store. For now, only certain books, authors, and publishers are supported. But the list is already a hefty one, with 100,000 titles from publishers such as Bloomsbury, De Gruyter Brill, Johns Hopkins University Press, Macmillan Publishers, O'Reilly Media, and Penguin Random House.

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