Another great article was Bakari’s book on readingeBooks on the iPad.
MyBookDroid
The first app is calledMyBookDroid.
I’m covering it first because it’s also my favorite.
Each of the icons on the main screen look almost hand-drawn.
MyBookDroid is created for one reason and one reason only - to log and organize your book collection.
aNobil
My second favorite book-library app is calledaNobil.
This app is great as a personal book research tool.
The real plus for this app is the amount of information available.
I had a little bit of difficulty with using FriendItem’s barcode scanner with my Droid.
you might post the book to your Facebook wall, tweet it, or email it to friends.
The library view is fairly simple, and also offers a small thumbnail of the book cover.
Image Credit:Peter Mazurek
