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[bobslack]

The Moon Books Project is now officially online, spread the word. http://www.moonbooks.net/moonbooks/

Here's a copy of the digg article:

The Moon Books Project wants you to be able to do just that. Go beyond the whole 'brain training' genre, and actually exercise your mind by reading the works of great authors such as William Shakespeare and Arthur Conan Doyle on the Nintendo DS. Also, not satisfied with static text, classic films have been added to mix things up a bit...

[tennisgy]

theve got films? hell yes

[dantheman]

The navigation needs some work.  The only way to actually access the listing of books that I can see is to click on one of the "top downloads" and then click "back to list."  Such a link needs to be readily apparent on the front page of the site.  The only navigation bar I can see is the one with just "Home" and "Online Shop".  

It would also be helpful if you explained why there's a login form on the left.  As far as I can tell, there's no real compelling reason to have an account, so unless it's explained why the user wants one, he will simply skip it.

That said though, Moonbooks has been very helpful in the past, and I'm glad to see its revival.  I just hope the user interface can become clearer as time goes on.

[jmr]

i use http://www.gutenberg.org to get free ebooks they have over 20.000 to pick from
plus Audio Books, computer-generated  Audio Books, human-read,  Data  Music, recorded  Music, Sheet,  Other recordings,  Pictures, moving  Pictures, still Pictures

[bobslack]

I made a simple mistake with the navigation, had it members only to access the download and forums. It should be fixed now.

[Kenzya]

This website is actually really nice! Good books AND good films.