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A web-based viewer for opening book and archive files such as pdf, epub, fb2, mobi, azw3, djvu, cbz, cbr, rar and zip. Files can be dropped onto the page or selected by clicking. When a file fails to open, the page suggests trying another application and reporting the problem on the file's page.
WhichBook is a book discovery service that uses a mood and emotion search to find books matching requested qualities. It also offers browsing by world map, character and plot, and bestsellers, with books rated by readers.
Book-search and preservation index for finding books, papers, metadata, and library records.
Book-search and preservation index for finding books, papers, metadata, and library records.
A Telegram channel sharing ebooks and audiobooks, with a bot for requesting titles. The channel asks users to search for a book before requesting it and lists an advertising contact.
De Gruyter Brill is an independent, family-owned academic publisher that states over 300 years of publishing. It offers books, journals and online resources, including more than 5,000 open access books, and provides step-by-step guides on preparing book manuscripts or journal articles for submission.
eReaderIQ's popular freebies page collects free Kindle titles found in the past 24 hours, listing book details and review counts with links to get each title free. The site also offers Kindle price drop notifications, advanced search and author tracking, plus a daily deals email.
A digital library that links to books described as being banned or challenged. It includes a book list, state-specific lists for Florida, and a Keller ISD list, and states that it only includes links to banned books.
Online Vedabase presents the books of Srila Prabhupada through the Bhaktivedanta VedaBase, described as a tool designed primarily to research the teachings of A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. The site provides a library and search, with content used by permission of the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust International and the Bhaktivedanta Archives.
Book-search and library-style site for finding ebooks, articles, and document records.
Open source iOS audiobook player for managing and listening to local audiobook files.
Readow is an AI-powered book recommendation service. Users enter titles of books they like, and the service suggests books to read next from a catalogue of more than a million titles. Adding more titles is described as improving how closely recommendations match preferences.
The Library of Consciousness is a library site that organizes documents into topics including social science, systems theory, accelerating change, evolution, ontology, noösphere, virtual reality, autopoiesis, consciousness and metaphysics. It includes an entry for Donella Meadows's book Thinking in Systems, described as an introduction to systems thinking.
Yomu is an ebook reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Its layout adjusts text properties and margins to preferred styles and devices, and it offers font and reader mode choices, note taking and highlighting. It supports DRM-free EPub, Mobi, Kindle, PDF and comic files, and keeps books and annotations synced through Apple's iCloud.
Online encyclopedia with articles on world cultures and countries, organized by region and by culture groups. Sections cover North America, Oceania, South Asia, Europe, East and Southeast Asia, Russia and Eurasia, China, South America, Middle America and the Caribbean, and Africa and the Middle East. Articles are listed under letter ranges and by individual country or people.
Libib is a cloud-based library management and circulation system for schools, organizations and individuals. It supports cataloging of books, board games, movies, music and video games, with barcode scanning and cloud sync across devices. Users can create and share collections, add tags and notes, and import or export data. The site lists Basic, Pro and Ultimate plans.
Alternatehistory.com is a discussion forum for alternate history scenarios, with sections for divergences before and after 1900. It also hosts finished timelines and scenarios, threads on published alternate history books and media, and user-created flags and maps. A companion wiki lets members add and edit articles, timelines and maps.
dpgroup.org is a discussion forum with an ebook discussion hub for recommending authors, books and genres. Other sections cover news and announcements, music, computers and technology, movies, anime and cartoons, graphics and web design, and fashion including handbags, designers, hats, scarves and shoes. A request zone includes a section for software requests.
eBook Converter offers a bundle of tools for converting DRM and DRM-free ebooks to formats including PDF, Kindle, ePub, Word and Text. The bundle supports Kindle DRM, ADEPT Adobe Digital Editions DRM and Barnes & Noble NOOK ebooks, and also handles Kobo App kepub format. Separate tools cover DRM removal bundles, Vitalsource downloading and Kindle and ePub DRM removal. Downloads are offered for Windows and Mac.
Thewiki is a wiki covering anime-related topics, with tutorials and guides. It covers finding anime, manga and light novels, choosing a media player, sourcing content, streaming and downloading anime, and torrenting. It also includes instructions for installing mpv and using RSS to download weekly shows, plus an FAQ and a Discord server for requests and reports.
The Canada Black Music Archives is an archive whose stated mission is to research, preserve and celebrate music genres created, influenced and inspired by primarily Black Canadian musicians. Visitors can search the archive by artist, genre, region or decade, and view featured artists with details such as genre, region and decade. The site also presents news, videos, articles and a reading room, and offers a featured artist submission form.
Hermetics hosts an esoteric magical e-books library menu with links to texts in outside sources. The listed categories include ancient texts and myths, occult magic, alchemy, astrology, geomancy and divination, grimoires, Renaissance magic, Rosicrucian and Martinist works, Theosophy and Anthroposophy, Golden Dawn, and witchcraft and Wicca.
IAPSOP is a US-based private organization and open source scholarly archive focused on digital preservation of spiritualist and occult periodicals and monographs published between the Congress of Vienna and the start of the Second World War. An all-volunteer staff digitizes, indexes and makes the periodicals available free of charge for students and researchers.
LangMagic is an adaptive language learning platform that provides reading, listening, and grammar practice tools for approximately 30 languages, covering A1 to C2 proficiency levels. It offers two core products: the Endless Book, an adaptive reader that adjusts difficulty and provides word definitions and audio, and a content portal with a library of adaptive learning materials for learners and educators. The platform adjusts to each user's pace and chosen content genres.
