Download digital books from the Gutenberg Project with the tap of a button
The Gutenberg Project is an online library created in 1971 by Michael Hart that brings together thousands of free e-books in the public domain. In other words, it is free to use and completely legal. So, with this app, getting hold of all those books is easier than ever.
All the books you would like to read in your pocket
Myne is a fantastic open-source literary tool for Android devices that is for easily downloading e-books from the Gutenberg Project in EPUB format. And, it is, of course, totally free.
From an attractive and simple interface, we will be able to search for books in this digital library by title, author, or genre. In each entry, we will find additional information (obtained through the Google Books API), such as a synopsis or the number of pages. Next, the only thing left to do is tap the download button and wait a few seconds.
FOSS Android app to download ebooks from Project Gutenberg.
The downloaded books are logged in the personal bookshelf menu and stored on the device's memory. However, to read the e-book, we will need to download the APK file of an app capable of opening EPUB or copy the file into an e-book reader.
Requirements and additional information:
- Minimum operating system requirements: Android 7.0.
- The installation of the app by means of the APK file requires the activation of the "Unknown sources" option within Settings>Applications.
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