PDF files on a Touch???

Hello,
Can you view an electronic booklet, or other PDF file on a Touch with out using Safari?
Is there an Adobe app?
Cheers

I just found a few PDF readers in the App Store.
Can you not just drag the files to the Touch?
Cheers
PS by electronic booklet I was referring to the kind you sometimes get with an album on iTunes.
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