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Old 07-02-2018, 11:46 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by kelemvor View Post
Howdy,

I'm looking for an easy to use, nice looking, ereader app to put on my kids' tablets. I don't need any fancy features but would like to be able to view things by series.

For example, if I want to put a number of trilogies on their tablet, I want them option of being able to put them in a folder called ABC Trilogy, and XYZ Trilogy, and have the ability to view the Trilogy names without seeing the actual books. Then I can tap the Trilogy name to see the actual books.
I use an app called Perfect Viewer to read comics on my tablet and it organizes series exactly as you describe. Perfect Viewer can also handle ePub books, though I've only ever used it to read comics. On the upside, it is free without ads.
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