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MobileRead Forums https://www.mobileread.com/forums/ MobileRead - the resource for mobile geeks seeking information and advice for keeping their gadgets happy. en Fri, 09 Oct 2026 08:29:29 GMT vBulletin 30 https://www2.mobileread.com/i/mr/misc/logo.gif MobileRead Forums https://www.mobileread.com/forums/ <![CDATA[9.16 Windows download from GitHub 404's]]> https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375655&goto=newpost Fri, 09 Oct 2026 08:10:57 GMT https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibre/releases/download/v9.15.0/calibre-64bit-9.15.0.msi This one is OK = https://download.calibre-ebook.com/9.16.0/calibre-64bit-9.16.0.msi BR https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibr...bit-9.15.0.msi

This one is OK = https://download.calibre-ebook.com/9...bit-9.16.0.msi

BR ]]> Calibre BetterRed https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375655 EPUB Translator: AI book translation with bilingual EPUB output https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375654&goto=newpost Fri, 09 Oct 2026 08:05:41 GMT Hi everyone,

I'm the developer of EPUB Translator, a web-based tool for translating EPUB books. I'm sharing it here for readers who want to read a book in another language or compare the translation with the original.

The main features are:
- Translation across more than 40 languages
- Whole-book context and a glossary to help keep names and terminology consistent
- Preservation of EPUB structure, images, and supported formatting
- Downloads as a translated EPUB or a bilingual EPUB

Full-book translation is paid. A free preview lets you inspect a sample before paying.

This is AI translation, so it can miss nuance or make mistakes. The preview is a useful way to check how it handles your book; the output shouldn't be treated as a professionally reviewed translation. Please only upload material you have the rights or permission to translate.

You can try it here: https://epubtranslator.com

Feedback on the translation, formatting, or bilingual reading experience is welcome. ]]> Self-Promotions by Authors and Publishers EPUBTranslator https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375654 Question Pocketbook Era Lite / Versa Pro https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375653&goto=newpost Fri, 09 Oct 2026 07:35:13 GMT Hi, I have a question: is the Pocketbook Era Lite in handling in the menu faster than the Verse Pro ? (I`m thinking to buy an Era Lite...) Hi,
I have a question: is the Pocketbook Era Lite in handling in the menu faster than the Verse Pro ?
(I`m thinking to buy an Era Lite...) ]]> PocketBook HerrRossi https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375653 Good books to read in translation https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375652&goto=newpost Fri, 09 Oct 2026 06:12:22 GMT I'm looking for good books to read in translation. My goal is to practice and improve my different languages by reading.

What I'm looking for falls into two categories, as far as I can see:

1. Books with really good translations. Many classics fall into this category, seeing as they tend to get translated by the best in the field. Some other popular books, such as the Harry Potter series, could also be mentioned here. These books could have good/creative prose, which is done justice in translation due to the knowledge and effort of the translator.

2. Books with simple/bad prose. It could be anything from literary works written in a simple style to something bland like Brandon Sanderson (who himself claims to keep the prose as simple as possible) to badly written works such as Twilight, 50 Shades of Gray, etc. These tend to inevitably improve in translation.

I would be happy to hear your thoughts!

The most likely candidates would probably be relatively popular works since they are more often translated in general.

If you have any experience with reading a specific translation or particular translator that would also be very welcome.

Personally, I'm mostly interested in reading in major European languages, but don't hesitate to mention translations in other ones, too :) ]]> Reading Recommendations kandwo https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375652 Looking for five readers to try OpenShelf and share honest feedback — free access https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375650&goto=newpost Fri, 09 Oct 2026 00:09:08 GMT Hi everyone, I’m developing OpenShelf, a native ebook library manager for Mac, with companion apps for iPhone and iPad. I’d like to invite a few MobileRead members to try it with their own collections and help shape its development. I’m offering free access to the first five people interested in trying it and providing honest feedback. I’d love to hear what works well, what feels awkward, and what you think is missing. OpenShelf is currently in beta. The Mac app handles library management, while the iPhone and iPad apps let you browse your collection, manage reading lists, and read your books. Here’s what’s available: * *EPUB and PDF import*: Add books to your library, review duplicate matches, and attach files to existing book records. You can also create catalog entries before adding a book file. * *Calibre library import*: Bring over books, covers, metadata, and custom-column data through a read-only import that preserves your original Calibre library. * *Library browsing and organization*: Browse covers or lists, search your collection, and filter by author, series, genre, or personal tags. Track reading status and your wish list, with ratings and book notes on Mac. * *Smart Collections*: Quickly access Continue Reading, Unread, Recently Added, Coming Soon, and your Wish List. * *Personal Reading Lists*: Create lists, add or remove books, drag books into your preferred reading order, and undo changes. Available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with optional iCloud synchronization. * *Built-in EPUB reader*: Read DRM-free, reflowable EPUBs with chapter navigation, search within the book, bookmarks, swipe or continuous scrolling, and adjustable fonts, text size, themes, margins, and spacing. PDFs open through document preview, and external reader options are also available. * *Reading across devices*: Optional iCloud synchronization keeps your library, reading lists, and OpenShelf EPUB reading position available across your devices. Download books on iPhone or iPad for offline reading. * *Metadata and cover editing on Mac*: Update titles, authors, series information, descriptions, genres, and covers. Look up information through Open Library and Google Books and review proposed changes before applying them. * *Bulk editing*: Update multiple books through a native Mac table with configurable columns, sorting by multiple columns, staged Undo/Redo, and a review before saving. * *Author and Series Search*: Research books missing from your collection, compare results against your library, inspect sources, and review additions or updates. Optional AI-assisted research uses your own provider account; any provider charges are separate. * *Library Health*: Find missing authors, covers, descriptions, and other metadata, along with invalid ISBNs, author or series naming variations, and series-numbering issues. * *Library Insights*: See reading-status totals, your most-read authors and genres, and progress through the series in your collection. * *Backup, restore, and export*: Create verified library backups, restore from a backup, and export selected EPUBs with filename and folder options. OpenShelf Classic migration and compatibility export are also supported. * *Optional Mac extensions*: Extend import and conversion workflows through compatible, separately installed plugins. * *Local storage with optional cloud sync*: Your library is stored on your devices, with optional synchronization through your own iCloud account. You’ll need macOS 14 or later for the main library app. The optional mobile companions require iOS/iPadOS 17 or later and connect to the library published by your Mac. I’d particularly welcome feedback from people with existing Calibre libraries, larger collections, or lots of books in series—but smaller libraries are welcome too. If you’re interested, reply here or send me a private message with the devices you use and how you currently manage your ebooks. I’ll follow up with access details. Thanks for helping me make OpenShelf more useful for fellow readers! Hi everyone,

I’m developing OpenShelf, a native ebook library manager for Mac, with companion apps for iPhone and iPad. I’d like to invite a few MobileRead members to try it with their own collections and help shape its development.

I’m offering free access to the first five people interested in trying it and providing honest feedback. I’d love to hear what works well, what feels awkward, and what you think is missing.

OpenShelf is currently in beta. The Mac app handles library management, while the iPhone and iPad apps let you browse your collection, manage reading lists, and read your books.

Here’s what’s available:

EPUB and PDF import: Add books to your library, review duplicate matches, and attach files to existing book records. You can also create catalog entries before adding a book file.
Calibre library import: Bring over books, covers, metadata, and custom-column data through a read-only import that preserves your original Calibre library.
Library browsing and organization: Browse covers or lists, search your collection, and filter by author, series, genre, or personal tags. Track reading status and your wish list, with ratings and book notes on Mac.
Smart Collections: Quickly access Continue Reading, Unread, Recently Added, Coming Soon, and your Wish List.
Personal Reading Lists: Create lists, add or remove books, drag books into your preferred reading order, and undo changes. Available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with optional iCloud synchronization.
Built-in EPUB reader: Read DRM-free, reflowable EPUBs with chapter navigation, search within the book, bookmarks, swipe or continuous scrolling, and adjustable fonts, text size, themes, margins, and spacing. PDFs open through document preview, and external reader options are also available.
Reading across devices: Optional iCloud synchronization keeps your library, reading lists, and OpenShelf EPUB reading position available across your devices. Download books on iPhone or iPad for offline reading.
Metadata and cover editing on Mac: Update titles, authors, series information, descriptions, genres, and covers. Look up information through Open Library and Google Books and review proposed changes before applying them.
Bulk editing: Update multiple books through a native Mac table with configurable columns, sorting by multiple columns, staged Undo/Redo, and a review before saving.
Author and Series Search: Research books missing from your collection, compare results against your library, inspect sources, and review additions or updates. Optional AI-assisted research uses your own provider account; any provider charges are separate.
Library Health: Find missing authors, covers, descriptions, and other metadata, along with invalid ISBNs, author or series naming variations, and series-numbering issues.
Library Insights: See reading-status totals, your most-read authors and genres, and progress through the series in your collection.
Backup, restore, and export: Create verified library backups, restore from a backup, and export selected EPUBs with filename and folder options. OpenShelf Classic migration and compatibility export are also supported.
Optional Mac extensions: Extend import and conversion workflows through compatible, separately installed plugins.
Local storage with optional cloud sync: Your library is stored on your devices, with optional synchronization through your own iCloud account.

You’ll need macOS 14 or later for the main library app. The optional mobile companions require iOS/iPadOS 17 or later and connect to the library published by your Mac.

I’d particularly welcome feedback from people with existing Calibre libraries, larger collections, or lots of books in series—but smaller libraries are welcome too.

If you’re interested, reply here or send me a private message with the devices you use and how you currently manage your ebooks. I’ll follow up with access details.

Thanks for helping me make OpenShelf more useful for fellow readers!

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]]> Self-Promotions by Authors and Publishers JHAT https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375650 Goodreads ratings become more granular https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375649&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 23:24:56 GMT As of October 5, it’s possible to rate books on Goodreads with half and even quarter stars. I just noticed it this evening. I know this is a change that a lot of people have wanted for a long time. It never seemed that important to me (and certainly quarter stars are hard to parse), but I admit that I’ve thought it would be useful to have a 3½ star rating. Three stars is my baseline and there certainly have been many books which beat basic expectations but still didn’t rise to four stars. I’m going to try to avoid the temptation to use the ½ star to augment other levels. As of October 5, it’s possible to rate books on Goodreads with half and even quarter stars. I just noticed it this evening.

I know this is a change that a lot of people have wanted for a long time. It never seemed that important to me (and certainly quarter stars are hard to parse), but I admit that I’ve thought it would be useful to have a 3½ star rating. Three stars is my baseline and there certainly have been many books which beat basic expectations but still didn’t rise to four stars. I’m going to try to avoid the temptation to use the ½ star to augment other levels. ]]> Reading Recommendations issybird https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375649 <![CDATA[Creating a functional "blank line" or separator inside a custom column drop-down]]> https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375647&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 18:20:11 GMT Add your own columns. 3. In the Create a list of permitted values box, paste that character wherever you want a blank separator. 4. If you want multiple blank lines to act as dividers in different sections of your menu, you must make each one unique (otherwise Calibre merges them into one item). You can do this by pasting the character multiple times: • First blank line: ⠀ (1 blank space) • Second blank line: ⠀⠀ (2 blank spaces) • Third blank line: ⠀⠀⠀ (3 blank spaces) Alternative Option: Visible Dividers (which always looked clunky) If you simply want to organize a long list of items, using a purely invisible line can sometimes cause accidental clicks. Many Calibre power users prefer using a clean, text-based visual separator instead: • Paste a string of dashes: -------------------- • Use box-drawing lines: ──────────────────── If this is old news, or worthless, than please ignore it. Hope everyone is having a good day.]]> If this should be located elsewhere maybe Library Management, I couldn't see how to locate it there. Sorry.

I finally found a way to do this and it works for me. Never saw mention of this when I searched before over 26 years now, if anyone is interested?
This is from Google's Chat.

Hope the blank character is visible in the post if not, Try google chat "Braille Blank Character"

To create a functional "blank line" or separator inside a Calibre custom column drop-down menu (specifically for an Enumerated Values column type), you cannot simply hit the spacebar or leave a field empty, as Calibre trims whitespace and rejects completely empty entries.
Instead, you can use specialized characters that look completely blank to Calibre's interface.

The Solution: Use the Braille Blank Character

The most effective trick is using the Braille Pattern Blank space (⠀). Unlike standard spaces or non-breaking spaces (which Calibre strips out), Calibre treats the Braille blank as a valid, unique character string while rendering it as completely invisible.

How to implement it:

1. Copy the invisible character inside the brackets below:
[⠀] (Only copy the blank space inside the brackets).
2. Go to your custom column settings in Preferences > Add your own columns.
3. In the Create a list of permitted values box, paste that character wherever you want a blank separator.
4. If you want multiple blank lines to act as dividers in different sections of your menu, you must make each one unique (otherwise Calibre merges them into one item). You can do this by pasting the character multiple times:
• First blank line: ⠀ (1 blank space)
• Second blank line: ⠀⠀ (2 blank spaces)
• Third blank line: ⠀⠀⠀ (3 blank spaces)

Alternative Option: Visible Dividers (which always looked clunky)

If you simply want to organize a long list of items, using a purely invisible line can sometimes cause accidental clicks. Many Calibre power users prefer using a clean, text-based visual separator instead:
• Paste a string of dashes: --------------------
• Use box-drawing lines: ────────────────────

If this is old news, or worthless, than please ignore it.

Hope everyone is having a good day. ]]> General Discussions HappyCalibreUser https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375647 Perusa – dots that help with car sickness when reading on your phone (15 free codes) https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375646&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 17:14:05 GMT Hi all, I'm the solo developer of Perusa, an Android app for people who get car sick reading as a passenger. It draws small dots around the edge of the screen that move with the car's real braking and turns, so your eyes and inner ear agree. Unlike other apps like this, the dots ignore potholes and road buzz, so they stay out of the way while you read.

It works on top of any app you read in (e-books, PDFs, the browser), and taps go straight through. No ads, no account, no subscription, Android 8+. Passengers only, and it's a comfort aid, not a medical thing.

Here are 15 codes for MobileRead members, one each. No review required, enjoy! Please reply with the one you took so nobody tries a dead one.

0CB4FXQ4MGF185D88UN2WFH
J4MUPRY4A4M1P3EUBHQJX0F
7RHVRDDAHPM0KJ6JT7FG0BJ
4YQP74JP1JF1LXJJFHKU8QV
W1DY2UW6P5S3JLRAFBL2SSD
ZQPQ9KKQ40NZZFKQ8APSAAA
3A5DB46DAZ37PMTRDZB9MF0
Q9DPTWE59HFEC5DS7SYTPPE
QMZUNZHZY4X2FM6KK5GM4C6
AA6BBHS4KRTFM8B2S86ZV0M
XARG8H88HL1219TX91WDJVF
N90D0F72GDLBY4K0MDGNMVG
LJUY1G2L2LNRBW2D8KK3EV7
JLUTQJ0B5Q5L3N0NUXXYZNM
KVRFXDP4AHT1VH9THJ1T271

Redeem: Google Play app → profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Redeem code.
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...com.perusa.app

Happy to answer questions here, and bug reports from e-ink devices or odd phones would be really usefull. ]]> Self-Promotions by Authors and Publishers ejempty https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375646 Demo for Continuous Scroll Comic/Manga epubs https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375645&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 17:13:32 GMT Here's a short video demo of a new type of fixed layout EPUB that supports continuous scroll manga/comics/bandes desinées

https://youtu.be/o_GCgUEJz_I?si=o4hj1J4oh1p6ISWs

There are two reading systems that have verified that they can display this correctly
https://w3c.github.io/epub-tests/res...layout-results

I think Thorium is planning to test as well.

I'm looking forward to the comics people make in this new format. ]]> News sueneu https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375645 Amazon Launches the Alexa Tablets https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375644&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 16:40:11 GMT *Introducing all-new Amazon Alexa Tablets—powerful tablets with Alexa+ built in (https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/devices/new-amazon-alexa-tablets-alexa-plus)* ---Quote--- We’re excited to introduce *Amazon Alexa Tablets (https://www.amazon.com/b?node=221942416011)*—an all-new lineup of tablets that combine powerful hardware, the intelligence of Alexa+, and built-in access to all your favorite apps with Google Play Store. The all-new lineup includes three models: Amazon Alexa Tablet 12 Pro, Amazon Alexa Tablet 11, and Amazon Alexa Tablet 8. ~~~~~ We’re also introducing all-new Amazon Kids Tablets. Ready-to-go bundles come with a device, a kid-proof case, and a year of Amazon Kids+, with 8.7-inch and 11-inch sizes both available. ~~~~~ The new Amazon Alexa Tablets are available in a range of configurations. Amazon Alexa Tablet 12 Pro starts at $499.99 (Nanomatte starts at $549.99) in Graphite, with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. Amazon Alexa Tablet 11 starts at $329.99 in Graphite, Amethyst, and Matcha, with 8GB RAM and 64GB storage. Amazon Alexa Tablet 8 starts at $229.99 in Graphite, Rosette, and Teal, with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. Accessories include the Amazon Alexa Tablet Pro Keyboard ($149.99), Amazon Alexa Tablet Pro Pen ($89.99), and a range of protective folios. All three Amazon Alexa Tablets as well as Amazon Kids Tablets will be available for purchase today and will ship on October 14, 2026, in the United States, Mexico and Canada. ---End Quote--- Introducing all-new Amazon Alexa Tablets—powerful tablets with Alexa+ built in

Quote:

We’re excited to introduce Amazon Alexa Tablets—an all-new lineup of tablets that combine powerful hardware, the intelligence of Alexa+, and built-in access to all your favorite apps with Google Play Store. The all-new lineup includes three models: Amazon Alexa Tablet 12 Pro, Amazon Alexa Tablet 11, and Amazon Alexa Tablet 8.

~~~~~

We’re also introducing all-new Amazon Kids Tablets. Ready-to-go bundles come with a device, a kid-proof case, and a year of Amazon Kids+, with 8.7-inch and 11-inch sizes both available.

~~~~~

The new Amazon Alexa Tablets are available in a range of configurations. Amazon Alexa Tablet 12 Pro starts at $499.99 (Nanomatte starts at $549.99) in Graphite, with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. Amazon Alexa Tablet 11 starts at $329.99 in Graphite, Amethyst, and Matcha, with 8GB RAM and 64GB storage. Amazon Alexa Tablet 8 starts at $229.99 in Graphite, Rosette, and Teal, with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. Accessories include the Amazon Alexa Tablet Pro Keyboard ($149.99), Amazon Alexa Tablet Pro Pen ($89.99), and a range of protective folios.

All three Amazon Alexa Tablets as well as Amazon Kids Tablets will be available for purchase today and will ship on October 14, 2026, in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

]]> News tubemonkey https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375644 <![CDATA[Head's up for those that build Sigil from source]]> https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375643&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 15:38:26 GMT Hi All,

The Epub 3.4 spec has introduced two new base image formats: avif and jxl.
Unfortunately Qt QImage has no support for either of them. And QtWebEngine/Chrome still has no out of the box support for the jxl format.

So if you look at our Sigil-Ebook repo, you will see a new repository called qtimageformats2.

In this repository we collected all the different repositories into one build to create Qt image plugins for both the avif and jxl formats. These plugins have been added to our official Qt builds for Windows and MacOS and so our next release will include them.

That means when Sigil-2.8.5 is officially released ImageTab AdjustImage and other tools that use QImage will now support those new avif and jxl formats for Read and Write.

That still leaves the issue of no jxl image support in QtWebEngine / Chrome / Electron, and thus in our Preview, View Image, etc.

To work around this until QtWebEngine reaches a Chrome build that actually supports jxl and turns it on (Chrome build 155) we are using our URLSchemeHandler to "polyfill" the jxl image by converting it on the fly behind the scenes to a PNG image (to assure no image degradation losses) for QtWebEngine.

Please note the epub itself and that jxl image are unchanged!

The png is just shown by Preview, nothing more. When an jxl image is asked for by QtWebEngine we deliver a png image instead so inside Preview everything works and you see the exact same thing you would have seen if jxl was supported in the QtWebEngine/Chrome.

So what does this mean for you ...

- the next release of Sigil will allow support for avif and jxl images as required by the Epub 3.4 spec.

From a building your own Sigil standpoint, you will need to use one of our recent Qt builds that has the new image format plugins installed, or if you build your own Qt, you will need to git clone:

https://github.com/Sigil-Ebook/qtimageformats2.git

Then try your own build of the plugins and then hand install them in your Qt builds *before* building Sigil.

Both DiapDealer and I would be happy to help you get initial builds of qtimageformats2 going to build the qavif and qjpegxl6 Qt image plugins if you decide to go that route.

Just post in this thread any questions or issues you run into.

For those of you that use my latest Qt6.10.2 builds on MacOS (downloaded from my personal BuildSigilOnMac release page) for your builds of Sigil, the plugins are already installed in that build and all should just work.

For those of you using DiapDealer's Windows Qt builds for your builds, just download the latest version in a few days (some kinks are still being worked out) and you should be good to go.

As for Linux builders: On recent Linux KDE distributions both jxl and avif qt plugins already exist and everything should just work. On other Linux distributions you should be able to build our qtimageformats2 repo out of the box with few issues.

Just post in this thread any questions or issues you run into.

Thanks! ]]> Sigil KevinH https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375643 Other Fiction Haken, Johann Christian Ludwig: Die graue Mappe. (german) V1. 8 Oct 2026 https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375642&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 12:13:55 GMT Johann Christian Ludwig Haken, (28. März 1767 in Jamund bei Köslin — 5. Juni 1835) war ein deutscher evangelischer Pfarrer und Schriftsteller.
Seine literarische Laufbahn begann er mit: „Die graue Mappe aus Ewald Rink’s hinterlassenen Papieren“ (4 Theile, 1790-93) und zwar anonym, weshalb er sich auch auf mehreren seiner Schriften, als „Verfasser der grauen Mappe“ maskirte.
Unter seinen historischen Schriften muß besonders hervorgehoben werden: „Die Selbstbiographie Johann Nettelbecks“ (1738-1824), des Verteidigers von Kolberg, die bis heute aufgelegt wird.

Die graue Mappe, aus Ewald Rink’s hinterlassenen Papieren. 4 Teile. 1790-1793.

Quote:

Inhalt:
Erster Band
Vorrede des Herausgebers
I. Die verlorne Tochter. Eine Intelligenzgeschichte.
II. Kann man, was man will? Ein Schwank.
III. Seelenadel. Eine Erzählung aus den Zeiten des großen Kurfürsten.
IV. Der Leibaffe. Eine deutsche Volkssage.
V. Der Lüderliche. Ein deutsches Sittengemählde. Nach zwölf Blättern von Daniel Chodowiecki.
Zweiter Band
Vorbericht des Herausgebers.
I. Die Schrift am Felsen. Aus Tellmanns Reisepapieren.
II. Die Geschichte vom fremden Manne.
III. Kokettenspiegel. Ein deutsches Sittengemählde. Nach zwölf Blättern von Daniel Chodowiecki.
Dritter Band
Vorbericht des Herausgebers.
I. Ende gut alles gut. Ein Torso vom bretagner Onkel; ergänzt von Ewald Rink.
II. Das Düttchenbrodt. Ein Eulenspiegelstreich.
III. Licht und Schatten im Menschenherzen. Ein Nachtstück in Rembrands Manier.
IV. Die Ehen werden im Himmel geschlossen. Ein Fragment. Nach Daniel Chodowiecki.
Vierter Band
Vorbericht.
I. Dunkers Marstall.
II. Bajamont Tiepolo's Verschwörung wider Venedig. Eine romantische Skizze.
III. Irrthum und Verwirrung. Noch ein Fragment aus Tellmanns Reisepapieren.

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]]> ePub Books Frodok https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375642 Firmware Update Kindle 5.20.1 software is available https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375641&goto=newpost Thu, 08 Oct 2026 07:41:37 GMT New firmware for - Scribe - Colorsoft 1 - Paperwhite 12 - Kindle 11 (2024) https://www.amazon.de/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GKMQC26VQQMM8XSW Performance improvements, bug fixes, and other general enhancements. New firmware for
- Scribe
- Colorsoft 1
- Paperwhite 12
- Kindle 11 (2024)

https://www.amazon.de/gp/help/custom...MQC26VQQMM8XSW

Performance improvements, bug fixes, and other general enhancements. ]]> Amazon Kindle Knightreader https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375641 New member https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375640&goto=newpost Wed, 07 Oct 2026 23:46:45 GMT Hi all. Thanks for having me.

I'm here for help with my Kobo Libre 2.

See you in another thread. ]]> Introduce Yourself niqisbest https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375640 Embedded Fonts: Keep or Remove? https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375639&goto=newpost Wed, 07 Oct 2026 22:50:18 GMT I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I'm wondering if there's any kind of consensus on keeping or removing embedded fonts in fiction books. I've always had Calibre strip out any embedded fonts in fiction epubs (with both Polish Books and Modify ePub) and let my Kobo's set the font I want to use. But, I'm wondering if I should leave those fonts in place instead. ]]> ePub enuddleyarbl https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375639