Looking for a n8 ebook reader

as the title says
im looking for an ebook reader for my n8
viewing post and forums, there are no preinstalled ebook reader
ovi doesn't have any readers i can find
pls suggest a compatible ebook reader for the n8
also provide link if you can
ovi should already found a developer who makes this kind of software
and should have had this preinstalled
the iphone already has a great ebook reader
yet nokia's current flagship is so lacking
thanks

SAme problems here and when i tried to use foliant it didnt work with the books all it gave me was a bunch of weird looking characters
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