Hey /lit/, /fit/fag here. Is bookzz.org reliable? How do you

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I'd recommend getting a cheap ereader.

You can get a kobo for about £30 - $40.

Then just download ebooks and drag drop them into the ereader using usb cable.

Bookzz.org is good. So is libgen.io.

The ebook channel on the discord is good, a few guys on there have large amounts of ebooks which they'll happily upload for you: https://discord.gg/gyFF5b9.

>>9552531

Okay. Thank you.

I already have an iPad. Does Kobo have any advantages over the iPad? (Should I still buy one?)

>>9552503
I have never used bookzz but maybe?

Most people here who use tablets use a Kindle and the Kindle store (which you can download on ios)

iPad mini wouldn't be my first choice but if it doesn't bother you, then the tablet hardly matters

>>9552503
Either print pdfs or read them on mobile or a laptop. Depends how long they are and how much reading you want to do on a screen

>>9552503
>Is bookzz.org reliable?
Bookzz set off my anti-virus the other day when I visited the main page. Claimed there was malware, but I guess I blocked it? Haven't had that problem since.

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>>9552543
kobos and other e-readers have special screens intended for reading. A lot nice to read from

>>9552503
Sorry for stupid replies. Bookzz is usually good and the iPad would be fine I'm sure. You don't need a kobo for what you're gonna use it for and the iPad is probably better for pdfs anyway (besides the lack of e-ink, which I'm sure you don't care about).

>>9552691
OP btfo

Pretty sure bookzz has been deleted in the last 24h.

>>9554314
Can't get on it either