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Augmented reality app for the book Great civilizations Rome With this app you will be able to reproduce the augmented reality of the book Great Civilizations Rome. Just focus with your tablet or smartphone to the pages marked with the logo and watch the Augmented reality make it's magic. Dive into an ancient roman forum or discover

# Ppippi Book — A place to keep track of your reading, build reading habits, and manage your books all in one place Do you want to buy a book, but can’t remember the one you’ve already read? Notes get scattered all over the place, and there are many times when I even forget how many books I’ve read this year. Bbitbbitbook is a reading log app that helps you organize the books you’ve read, are currently reading, and have finished, while also letting you manage your reading notes, statistics, and even a reading calendar all in one place. This is a free reading app recommended for those who want to build a reading habit, decorate their own personal library, or keep a record of their completed reading. @ Why is it a beeper book? • Book search optimized for Korean — search by title, author, or ISBN using the APIs of Kakao, Naver, Aladin, and the National Library of Korea • Quickly register books by scanning barcodes • Organize the bookshelf before reading, while reading, and after finishing the book • Save text and photos together in reading notes — your own reading journal and reading diary • Measure and record the time spent reading today using a reading timer (stopwatch style) • View at a glance which books you read and how many you read on each date in the reading calendar • Analysis of reading statistics by year and month, including completed reading, star ratings, genre, and average reading period • Reading Savings Account — The fun of stacking up books you’ve finished reading like a savings account • Designed to encourage consistent return through attendance checks, Carrot rewards, and consecutive attendance badges • Reading goals — set the number of books to read this year and this month, and check the progress • Share your reading history with a single link using a public profile • Keep your records intact even if you switch devices with Google or Apple sign-in and cloud sync I recommend it for people like this • Those who want to keep their reading records systematically • Those who set reading goals through the complete reading challenge • Those who want to gather their reading notes and memos in one place • Those who need a list of books read, book reviews, and impressions • Those who want to develop a reading habit and a habit of reading books • Those who want to record in Booklog or Readinglog style • Students, working professionals, and parents — anyone can get started for free • Those who want to share books they have read in book clubs or reading groups • Those who need a list of “books read this year” for the year-end