I like this app. It has the options I want and performs well, which is nice, because some eBook reader apps are slow, buggy, and woefully lacking in features (looking at you, CloudLibrary). I was able to try two versions, the iOS one on a 9.7” iPad, and the Android one on an 8” Samsung S2 tablet. Both have the same basic features, such as choices for color scheme, font size, and line and margin spacing. The iOS app also has a useful flush-right/ragged-right option that Android does not have.There is a marked difference in fonts. The iOS app has real fonts: Courier, Georgia, Helvetica, Open Dyslexic, Palatino, Times New Roman, and Verdana. Android uses seven generic fonts with generic names like Serif, Sans Serif, Monotype, etc. Each of these comes in both standard and bold versions, for a total of fourteen choices. None of the generics is bad, and they are not distracting while you read, but they don’t have the same character and subtlety of the old favorites in the iOS app. via /r/ebooks http://ift.tt/2yF3IZu
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