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Thousands of free books in EPUB, MOBI, FB2, PDF, TXT formats at your fingertips.
Thousands of free books from multiple sources of open publications, such as Guttenberg, Flibusta, FeedBooks, FreeBooks, ManyBooks, etc. Customizable OPDS catalog browser available to download books. Can import books from local files and by direct web URLs.
Great reading experience with quality fonts from a customizable font list, font size and font family selection, animated page turning, quick page formatting for different orientations. Margins and line spacing settings. Night reading mode. Convenient page navigation using table of contents, reading progress bar, hyperlinks, bookmarks, page turning history.
Book library organizer allows with different ways of sorting and grouping (by authors, genres, titles, sizes, publishing time, download time). Most recently read books are easily available using "I am reading" list.
Allows for the reader to set bookmarks, highlight pieces of text with different colors and add notes. Can copy and share individual highlights and quotes as well as the whole collection of marks from a book.
Uses Windows8 contracts for sharing book links between apps such as Mail or Quick Note - into or out of your library.
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Reviews
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Excellent!! Exactly what I need!! Jw.org by Jeffrey
I was looking for an app to study publications from jw.org (ie study edition of the Watchtower). I have looked at every app like this in the store and each other one is lacking something or other. This allows me to batch import, it will read PDF and epub both, highlight is easy and functional, and epub links work great. Excellent app dev. Great work.
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It's very good. by Cameron
Of the epub readers in the store, this is one of the best. It actually supports styling, unlike most of the other readers, although there are a couple of bugs. Photos work ok, but there doesn't seem to be an option to bring them up for viewing - you must zoom the entire page. The voice option is very interesting but the controls don't work well in snapped mode. No built in dictionary. Doesn't support continuous scrolling or multiple columns like IE's reading mode. Footnotes are treated like links, which is ok, but not as nice as a popup system like Bookviser. It would be great if it were available as a universal app for Windows phone too, especially if it had some sort of synchronization service. There isn't any special pen support for note taking. No printing support either. Overall, it's probably the best reader out there. It just looks a bit rough around the edges. This is definitely the best one in the store though.
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Good e-reader app by Sherry
Ads are too expensive to remove, however they are not too intrusive. I love the cloud sync feature as I use two different devices and this makes both libraries completely organized. The app itself is nicely customizable and the reading experience is enjoyable due to several themes. It's the best reader app on Windows. I just wish it would show the series order of books as I tag them in Calibre.