Classics iPhone App Available Free for a Limited Time
With a name like Classics it has to be good, right? Well, this app for the iPhone is good, and it's also free for a limited time.
The Classics e-book reader lets you read classic works of literature right on your iPhone in a beautiful interface similar to that of the just announced iBooks from Apple. The Classics app now includes the following works of literature when you download it:
- Through the Looking-Glass
- The Odyssey
- The Art of War
- The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
- The Illiad
- The Count of Monte Cristo
- and 18 more
Right now you can grab this app for free from the App Store for a limited time (there's no specified date, so you might want to run over to the App Store and get it). You can purchase it by clicking here [iTunes link].
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