Ebook Reader

Ebook reader

Ebook reader is a friendly place to enjoy books on phones, tablets, or computers. You can change font, size, and spacing so pages feel just right. It remembers where you stopped and syncs across family devices. Highlights, notes, and a built‑in dictionary help new readers learn new words with ease.

How do I import books into the reader?

Tap add book and choose files from your device or cloud. Most readers open epub, pdf, and text files. If a book looks odd, switch to reflow mode to make long lines fit. You can also scan your library for duplicates so shelves stay tidy.

What settings make reading easier?

• Set big font and high line spacing for calm eyes.
• Turn on dark mode at night to protect sleep.
• Use page color like cream to cut screen glare.
• Enable auto scroll for hands‑free reading.

How can I study with highlights and notes?

Press and hold a word or sentence to highlight it in a color. Add a short note with your idea or a question for later. Open the notes panel to see all marks in one list and export them to a file. This makes homework and book clubs easier because your quotes are ready.

Should I read in epub or pdf format?

Epub flows like water and fits any screen, great for novels and essays. Pdf keeps exact page layout, which is best for textbooks, comics, and forms. If zooming and panning bug you, try converting pdf to epub. For mixed books, keep both to switch when needed.

How do I help a child build a reading habit?

Create a child profile with daily goals like ten minutes. Use badges and gentle reminders to keep it fun. Turn on read aloud so the app can speak tough words. Finish with a quick chat about the story, letting the child share favorite parts.

What if my eyes get tired quickly?

Increase font size and line spacing, then try the open dyslexic font. Switch to sepia or dark mode and limit blue light in the evening. Use the timer to take short breaks. If strain continues, the text‑to‑speech tool can rest your eyes while you listen.