Features
Moon+ Reader combines a local ebook library with online catalog access, so readers can open books stored on the device, browse OPDS collections, or import a title into My Bookshelf. The shelf can be organized through Favorites, Downloads, Authors, Tags, cover images, search, and reading-status filters. Format support covers common EPUB, PDF, MOBI/AZW3, FB2, CHM, CBZ/CBR, DOCX, ODT, RTF, TXT, HTML, Markdown, WEBP, RAR, ZIP, and other ebook files. That broad mix suits readers who manage material from several places instead of one fixed bookstore.
Book organization: Use the shelf to separate unread, reading, and finished titles, find a book by author or file name, and keep frequently opened items close at hand. Online libraries and personal Calibre catalogs extend the same workflow beyond local storage, while import and search tools make a growing collection easier to navigate.
Reading Controls
The reading view puts typography and page behavior within reach. Readers can change font family, size, weight, color, alignment, margins, paragraph spacing, indentation, hyphenation, and background treatment, then save a comfortable presentation for long sessions. Day and night themes, eye-comfort options, brightness gestures, a reading ruler, and customizable page effects let the same book feel less tiring in different environments.
Paging is equally flexible. Touch gestures, volume keys, hardware keys, camera, search, and back controls can be assigned to reading actions, while auto-scroll can move by pixel, line, or page with real-time speed adjustment. Landscape dual-page display and support for all screen orientations help the reader adapt to phones and larger displays.
How to Use
- Open or import a book. Launch a file from Android's file browser for a quick read, or use the shelf's import flow to add local books to the library. For network collections, add an OPDS or Calibre catalog and browse its entries from the online-library area.
- Set up the reading view. Tap the middle of a book to open the reader bar, then choose visual options, a theme, page mode, brightness, or auto-scroll speed. The controls are close enough to adjust while reading without leaving the current title.
- Keep useful places. Add bookmarks for return points, highlight passages, write annotations, and use dictionary, translation, or sharing tools when a passage needs more attention. These actions turn a simple file viewer into a practical study and reference space.
- Carry the reading state forward. Backup and restore options can preserve books and reader settings, while Dropbox or WebDAV workflows can sync positions, bookmarks, highlights, and notes between phones and tablets.
Highlights
A library that stays personal. My Bookshelf supports covers, tags, authors, favorites, downloads, search, and status filters, so readers can shape the collection around their own habits rather than follow a store's catalog.
Useful for study as well as leisure. Highlighting, annotations, dictionaries, translation, sharing, and the reading ruler make it easier to revisit a passage, compare wording, or mark material for later. EPUB3 multimedia support also allows compatible books to include video or audio.
Designed for different routines. Smooth scrolling, adjustable page effects, night-oriented themes, multiple orientations, and configurable controls work for short sessions, travel, or extended reading. The result is a flexible Android reader that can be tuned around the book and the reader, not the other way around.
