I'm not a great reader but I do like to have a few books downloaded when I'm on a hike. Very useful when I'm stuck in my tent due to bad weather, in a pub or when I fancy a long afternoon break. One thing I really do enjoy is 'The Long Reads' from the Guardian newspaper. Brilliant, I now get them sent straight to my email address, not just a headline and a couple of punchy paragraphs but a 'Long Read' and in my view a really good read.
The only book I've downloaded which was to do with my walk, was 'Travels with a Donkey in the Cevenne' by Robert Lewis Stevenson. When I did the walk (part of the GR70) it was great to keep dipping back in time to read his experiences of a particular village, a landscape, an old rail line or some other place and as I walked to see land meet loads of families en route, some with a donkey or donkeys as well. People in France, Belgium, Netherlands and Germany seem to know this book well but I've only ever met a couple of people in the UK who have ever heard of it.