BookGanga - eBook Reader lets you obtain and read e-books, mostly Indian literature or in Indian languages like Hindi, Urdu, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Tamil or Punjabi.
One of the advantages of this tool is the fact that it lets you purchase e-books or download free ones. Using it is very easy as its interface is very simple and intuitive. The reading interface is quite pleasant, as the reading window includes some handy additional functions like zooming or skipping directly to a specific page.
Unfortunately, there were a lot of small yet annoying flaws that bothered me while using this application. For example, I had to wait for some time before I could get the results after the program scanned the free online library. Then, features like sorting and list filtering or searching for specific books were not available. To my disappointment, some of the books that were presented as free were in fact previews of commercial books. Last but not least, accessing the login window made the application completely restart in some cases. It just seemed unstable and unreliable to me. Anyway, it’s a free tool that could be worth trying, especially by those interested in Indian literature and willing to ignore all kinds of small downsides.
Pros
- Pretty simple and easy to use
- The application is free
- Lightweight
Cons
- The interface looks rather unpolished, especially when resized to smaller resolutions
- Lacks some basic library navigation functions
- Some of its functions may sometimes fail to work properly
Hello, I am a great fan and user of Gujarati Lexicon. Today I need help for some reason, I will be so grateful to Gujarati Lexicon if I get some knowledge about the Gujarati readers of the Net. There are so many online readers but I want the actual number. So please can you provide me with that detail?