KRYSIA  Not to be confused with *this* Sophie:

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/24671  
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ANONYMOUS  Try Tofu and project Guttenburg; download the text file and open with Tofu; space bar turns the page.  
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RICH  Weeeelllll.... this is promising, but mistargetted. Gutenberg is huge.

I'd have to agree with others that the drop shadow is awful. (If you want to make things look clickable, make buttons.) The default line length at full screen is unusable, and continuous scrolling isn't the way I like to read. I like the book covers though. Nice touch. I guess this just isn't for me.

I take a Gutenberg text, set it in a nice font, give it a sensibly short line length (just like a real book!), and print to PDF, then read it in Acrobat with facing pages on my widescreen Mac. Slightly more involved, but hey it's worth it because my library's bigger than your library...  
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ANONYMOUS  Nice reader. The interface is ugly (some horrific dropshadows, for instance) and that gets in the way of my enjoying Sophie but I AM enjoying reading War of the Worlds.  
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TNH  This is a great ebook reader. Straightforward, lots of perks, and a relatively simple format. I wish the ones I actually paid money for were as intuitive and well presented as Sophie. The only minus I see is a lack of DRM books/support; even this is not really a minus for me.

I find the Sophie interface preferable to: Adobe Reader, eReader (formerly palmreader), w/o question Zinio, and so far every other *reader out there.  
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