This homebrew created by EjPSP is a homebrew ebook reader which supports Aozora Bunko. If you're wondering what that is, it is the Japanese counterpart of the Project Gutenberg wherein they focus on digitizing non-copyrighted texts under Japan's Copyright Law and as much as possible, distribution is free.
Most of the texts provided are Japanese literature and translations of English literary works. Which is perfect for you if you're the type who just wants to read something new or you like immersing yourself into a different culture. This one is confirmed to be running FW2.0+eLoader0.97 Alternative Bock Version. To really enjoy using this one; you'd have to rotate the screen 90 degrees.
Controls:
[File selection screen]
Analog pad: Circle moving
Circle/Square/Left/Right: Circle moving
Triangle/L/Up: Read file or enter folder
Cross/Down: Move one folder down
Select: Config Screen
Start: Exit (fall back to eLoader)
[Text Viewer]
Analog pad: Screen scroll
Corss/Down: 1 line forward
Triangle/Up: 1 line rewind
Circle/L/Right: 1 page - 1 line forward
Square/Left: 1 page - 1 line rewind
L (Long press): Flip 2 pages
Start: Reverse the analog pad directions
Select: Return to file selection (saving current viewing position)
[Image Viewer Screen](JPEG/PNG supported)
Analog pad: Screen scroll
Circle/L/Right: Forward
Square/Left: Rewind
R/L (Long press): Zoom out/in
Select: Return to file selection (saving the current viewing filename)
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