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ReadEra is recommended for anyone who reads ebooks on their Android device, especially those who appreciate a variety of supported formats and a clutter-free reading experience. It is particularly suitable for users who prefer an app that requires no internet connection and values privacy.
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I can answer question 1. To read downloaded fanfiction, or any other pdf/epub, you need a reader app. I personaly use the free version of ReadEra because it's the best I've found in terms of range of file formats, general functionality, and ease of use. I like it enough that I plan to spring the $10 for the paid version eventually. Source: about 3 years ago
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