Keep reading to discover our top six picks.
you’re free to still use the Kindle app to open other ebooks on your setup.
Unlike the Kindle e-readers, the Kindle PC app will even let you open ebooks in the EPUB format.
Download:Kindle for PC(Free)
2.
Calibre
If you’re a bookworm, Calibre is a must-have app.
It is perhaps best described as iTunes for ebooks.
If we had to criticize anything about Calibre’s e-reader, it would be thedesign.
It’s just not as slick as some of the other ebook readers for PC.
The e-reader’s tools include adjustable font size, bookmarking, a reference mode, and a full-screen mode.
Download:Calibre(Free)
3.
It supports EPUB, MOBI, FB2, PDF, CBR, CBZ, and TXT.
Download:Icecream Ebook Reader(Free, premium version available)
4.
Freda
If you’ve still not found your ideal ebook reader for PC, you should try Freda.
Freda supports five different ebook formats: EPUB, MOBI, FB2, HTML, and TXT.
EPUBs will only work if they areDRM-free.
The app does not offer any way toremove existing DRM from your ebooks.
The app can also sync with ebook repos on the web such asGutenberg,Smashwords, andFeedbooks.
Download:Freda(Free)
5.
Bibliovore
Bibliovore is a well-designed ebook reader that’s been developed with touch-screen laptops in mind.
There are large buttons and several gesture controls which combine to make in-app navigation a breeze.
It includes both a landscape and portrait reading mode and can display two pages side-by-side for a book-like experience.
Download:Bibliovore(Free)
6.
Bookviser Reader
The last popular ebook reader for PCs on our list is Bookviser Reader.
It supports three file formats: EPUB, TXT, and FB2.
Bookviser Reader is highly customizable.
The Bookviser Reader app is free to download and use and is ad-free.
Download:Bookviser Reader(Free)
