Yes, many of the modern reading apps mentioned in our blog post do support offline reading. Offline reading is a highly sought-after feature that allows users to download e-books and audiobooks to their devices when connected to the internet and access them later without requiring an internet connection.

Yes, many reading apps support annotation and highlighting features for e-books, allowing users to mark important passages and take notes while reading. These features enhance engagement and interaction with the content, making them beneficial for students, researchers, and avid readers alike.

The number of books you can access depends on the app’s pricing model. Free versions may have limitations, while subscription-based apps offer unlimited access. Check each app on our curated list for specific details.

Parental control features may include password protection for certain settings, filtering options to block explicit or mature content, and the ability to set reading restrictions based on age or content ratings. These measures help create a safe and secure reading environment for children and provide peace of mind to parents.