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Comic Book Reading Orders is a resource providing comic book reading orders for characters and events from Marvel, DC and other publishers, with links to every issue. It offers hundreds of reading orders and some are exclusive to Patreon supporters.
Reading Length estimates how long a book takes to read using book word counts. Users search for a book and enter their reading speed. The site lists popular titles with word counts and estimated reading times, and offers reading-time tests, daily reading plans, and account-based tracking of books being read or finished.
CandlApp is a personal book tracker for recording books, notes and reading goals in a private library. It supports importing a library from Goodreads, marking books as reading, planned or read, and tracking progress page by page. It offers notes with spaced repetition, reading goals, statistics and favorite authors. A free plan is limited to 100 books; the Avid Reader plan is $8.90 per month.
BookWyrm is a decentralized social reading and reviewing service. Users can talk about books, track their reading, and see what friends are reading. It is ad-free, anti-corporate, and federated, allowing interaction with users on other BookWyrm instances and services like Mastodon.
Reader Mode is a distraction-free reader that turns webpages into a simpler reading view with adjustable fonts, text size, spacing, colours and contrast. It includes reading rulers, text-to-speech, a Pomodoro timer, Bionic Reading and a highlighter. Version 2.0 is available as a Chrome extension; version 3.0 is in development.
ReadEra is an app for reading books, magazines, articles and documents in different formats, with notes, quotes and text translation. It supports EPUB, Kindle, FB2, PDF, DjVu, Word, ODT, TXT and comic formats, and opens books from ZIP and RAR archives. Reading is free, without ads or registration.
Read This Twice collects verified book recommendations from notable people and organizes them into reading lists. The site also offers Sona, an AI-driven book recommendation assistant that searches a book database based on the user's stated preferences.
Manabi Reader is a native iOS, iPadOS and macOS app for reading Japanese media, with one-tap dictionary lookup, flashcards including Anki, and reading analytics tracking words and kanji. It offers curated web feeds and books, and can bring your own files. General reading features are free; premium features require a subscription.
Mgeko is a manga reading site for manga, manhwa and manhua with an English interface and no ads, according to the site. It offers a library with filters, latest updates, trending and leaderboard sections, plus free accounts for reading history, bookmarks and new-chapter alerts.
A KOReader settings guide describing a configuration inspired by e-reading enthusiast Stefan Svartling, with additions intended to keep the interface out of the way. It covers document settings, bottom menu settings, general settings, screen and battery tweaks, taps and gestures, advanced reading tools and the status bar, and recommends the Atkinson Hyperlegible Next font.
SoBrief offers free reading of summaries of fiction and non-fiction books, plus audio summaries in 40 languages. A Pro subscription with a 3 day free trial provides listening to full summaries, saving bookmarks and history, and downloads; free users have monthly reading and item limits.
Tobari is a free manga reader for phone, tablet and computer that supports manga, manhwa and webtoons. It offers offline reading, themes, a built-in library of 350+ sources, and no account or ads. Users can move a Mihon or Tachiyomi library over, keeping series, categories and reading progress.
NovelArchive is a reading site for light novels, featuring serialized works, latest updates and editor selections. It includes titles such as Shadow Slave, Lord of the Mysteries and Sword Art Online volumes, and offers account creation for reading.
AccelaReader is a free, customizable online speed-reading tool that helps users read faster by flashing words on the screen using Rapid Serial Visual Presentation. Users paste text into a text box, set the reading speed in words per minute, and choose chunk size, text size and other display settings.
WTR-Lab is a free, community-driven novel reading site offering web novels and light novels translated into English using AI models. Users can request novels, vote on requests, and sign up to save reading progress.
The CIA Reading Room is the Central Intelligence Agency's Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room. It provides public access to released collections, including materials on President Nixon's 1972 trip to the People's Republic of China and the Current Intelligence Bulletin, a daily intelligence digest produced beginning in 1951.
Book DNA is an indie book platform built for readers by readers. It offers handpicked book recommendations from readers, and 14,000+ authors and interesting people share favorite books around topics, themes and moods. Readers can share their top 3 reads of 2026 and receive a page showing their favorite reads.
Ultimate Electronics Book is a free, interactive book for electronics hobbyists and electrical engineering students covering practical circuit design and analysis. Its table of contents lists chapters on conceptual foundations of engineering, linear direct current electronics, and op-amps, with several further sections marked as coming soon.
The Ex-Classics Web Site is a project founded in 2000 to make out-of-print works available online for reading and downloading. It offers author, subject and title indexes, a Book of the Month feature, and states that the site and its contents are public domain.
An experimental feature of A Book Like Foo, created by James Padolsey, that suggests highly rated books statistically unlikely to be read by people who share a user's reading tastes. Users enter books they like, and the tool finds rarest but highest rated intersections. The application requires JavaScript to function.
BookSeriesInOrder.com is a resource that lists book series in order, organized by author and then by character or series. It provides publication order and chronological order where applicable. The site reports over 10,000 authors listed and more than 18,000 total listings, with additions each month.
Calibre is e-book management software described as a one stop solution for e-book needs. It includes an e-book editor, format conversion guidance and a user manual, with introductory videos, an FAQ list and a Quick Start Guide added to the library on first run.
A community of people who build book scanners for digitizing the pages of books, described as the missing link between a bookshelf and an e-reader. The site explains scanner components including cameras, a controller, a rig, lighting, a platen, and a V-shaped cradle.
YACReader is a comic reader and comic manager that supports cbr, cbz, zip and rar comic files. It is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, with mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android and a server and web UI for NAS or home server use. YACReaderLibrary organizes, searches and manages collections, keeping folders as they are on disk and adding metadata, search, reading lists and progress.
