Added details for each book like, total line/word count, reading progress, etc.

App Statistics to provide reading insights.Online book store within the app to browse, download and read new books.Collections view to see all notes, highlights and bookmarks across books at one place.Library with features like filter, sort and search books.Fully customizable Reader screen with colors, layout, font, spacing, etc.Text-to-Speech capability for reading aloud books.Support for notes, highlights and bookmarks.Book style 2-column layout, along with other layout options.Some of the prominent features of the app are - KyBook 3 (iOS: 14.99/year) (Image credit: Konstantin Bukeev) KyBook 3 is one of the best ebooks apps because this all-in-one e-reader supports DRM-free formats like epub, RTF, DJVU, PDF, CBR. I have read 14 books with the app so far and counting :) Plz give it a try and let me know any feedback you have. One can read local eBook files or browse and read over 50,000 free eBooks from various online eBook catalogs, all within the app. And few days ago I released Aquile Reader to the store. That's when I decided to build a new eBook reader app for Windows, which has all (most of) the features an eBook reader should have with user-friendly, customizable and intuitive UI. I did find some apps which I could use, but either they had very outdated UI, or were very complex to use, and the new apps with modern UI lacked some of the basic functionalities. Last year I wanted to read a fiction eBook at work (when we could still go) and was looking for a decent eBook reader in the store or win32 app.

Epub app for windows