[ SECRET POST #4588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4588 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Have you tried any book apps on your phone? I recommend Oodles. It's free and has tons of books in every genre. I love it because it's all older books and there are complete series as well.

If you're looking for newer books, your library may have an app. Mine has two. There's a limit to amount of books you can borrow per month, but it's all free. All you need is a library card.

[silverr]

... you may not even need a library card, if you're using Overdrive.

[tabaqui]

I can't read stuff on my phone, it's way too small. Plus the battery really gets hot/power runs down fast if i'm using it a lot (even having a text conversation with my daughter, if it goes on too long, it's overheating).

Yeah, i kinda need a new phone.

I would doubt very much my library (teeny tiny) has something like that but, again - can't use my phone to read. I don't suppose those things work on a PC?

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately, it's app only. For PC, I'd recommend Gutenburg and Wikisource.

https://www.gutenberg.org/

You've probably heard of this site. It's got tons of old books.


https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Main_Page

You can sort by era, author, genre, and nationality. All older books, but still great. I read the entire Oz series here.

[tabaqui]

I've heard of and used them both. It's great for older stuff, yes.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

if there's apps that you can't use on your phone, there are android emulators that you can use on your PC -- bluestacks and nox are two.

[tabaqui]

Thanks!