Looking For An Ebook Reader Android App

What are some best Android apps for reading free books?

I’ve recently released an Android app for books called Bookoid where you can discover, read books and manage your library.Bookoid - Discover, read books - Android Apps on Google PlaySome of the features:• Search among thousands of books, from bestsellers to classics from authors around the globe• Explore new books from your favorite categories• Check description and information of books and also download covers if you like them• Read entire books when available in public domain• Search using only emojis• Preview chapters from books to help find your next great read• Scan barcode on books to get all the detailed information about it• Download public domain books for reading offline• Manage your personal library• Search for your favorite authors and get all of their books• Sync your library across all your devices so you can access your books everywhere• Clean and smooth user interface• App shortcuts (Android 7.1+)• And lots more...

Is there any Android ebook/PDF reader app that supports inbuild offline dictionary lookup for a selected word? This feature is available in kindle.

Which would you prefer more? A pair of headphones which only work with one of your devices, or one which can be paired with all the devices that you own or any that you might own in the future?The latter, right?You don’t want a dictionary that only works with a particular document reader. You want a dictionary which works with any and every Document reader, be it PDFs, Ebooks or Office documents.What you need is a system wide dictionary.With that you have the CHOICE of using whichever reader you’re comfortable with.Here are three such dictionaries for android devices.DefineThis is the best of the three. It is based on the Wordnet dictionary, which works offline too. It also gives results from the Urban Dictionary, but that only works online.Here’s how it works:Copy the word you want the meaning for,Touch the floating notification,and you have the meaning.If somehow this app doesn’t work for you, or if simply you don’t like it, you can try using the other two. But they don’t offer the same experience.On Touch DictionaryIt works fine too, in fact, there are only two steps to define a word, as opposed to three in ‘Define’.But what turned me away from this app is the fact that it only works online. this might not be a problem at home, but if you like reading while travelling, keeping cellular data takes a toll on the battery life of your phone. Another annoying feature could be the ads, they are there every time you seek definition for a word.Just copy the wordand you’re done!Define - Offline DictionaryThis works a little differently; it has a floating icon on every screen. You can move it around as wherever you feel comfortable. The problem is that the icon disappears a lot and you have to restart the app to get it back.Hope you find the answer useful!