Quick Answer: Nook is a free document reader for Windows and macOS. Opens EPUB, PDF, Markdown, TXT, RTF, and Novellier project files (.nvl). Customisable themes including dark mode, adjustable fonts and margins, keyboard navigation. No account required, no subscription, works offline. From Novellier.
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Windows 10 and Windows 11
Version 1.0.0
Free. No subscription, no ads, no account
Opens EPUB, PDF, Markdown, TXT, RTF, and NVL files
Multiple themes including dark, light, and sepia
Customise fonts, font size, margins, and line spacing
Auto-hiding toolbar for distraction-free reading
Full keyboard navigation and shortcuts
Works completely offline. Your files stay private
Lightweight. Under 10MB installed
Full TOC navigation and reading controls
Zoom and scroll mode controls
Rendered with styling
Plain text with full readability controls
Rich text format
Novellier project files. Read manuscripts in chapter order
How Nook compares to other document readers.
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Yes. No subscriptions, no ads, no account needed. Just download and read.
EPUB, PDF, Markdown (.md), plain text (.txt), RTF, and Novellier project files (.nvl).
Windows 10/11 and macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel). Works completely offline.
Nook focuses on reading. No library management, no complex setup, no learning curve. Open a file and read.
Nook is free with no account required. It supports more formats (EPUB, Markdown, not just PDF), has proper dark mode, and lets you customise fonts, margins, and line spacing.
Yes. Multiple themes including dark, light, and sepia. Adjustable font family, font size, line height, and margins. Preferences save automatically.
No. Nook is standalone. It can open Novellier project files (.nvl) for reading, but Novellier is not required.
No. Nook works entirely offline. Documents stay on your device. No accounts, no cloud, no tracking.
NVL is the project file format used by Novellier. Nook can open and read NVL files, displaying chapters in reading order.