How to Reach Us

We welcome editorial correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. Your observations help improve the catalogue for everyone. Below are the most common reasons to write and the details that help us respond efficiently.

Metadata Corrections

If you spot an error in a title, author attribution, or category placement—for instance, a book listed under Fairy Moral Tales that belongs in Childrens Adventures—please let us know. Include the page URL and the ebook title so we can verify and update the record. Even small corrections, such as a misspelled name or an inaccurate subtitle, are valuable.

File and Reading Issues

Occasionally a file may not display correctly on certain devices or browsers. If an ebook fails to load, appears garbled, or is unreadable in your preferred format, tell us the format (EPUB, PDF, etc.), the device or browser you were using, and a description of the problem. We will investigate and, where possible, provide a corrected version. Please note that some older texts may contain inherent formatting quirks from their original publication.

Accessibility Concerns

We aim to make our collection usable by everyone. If you encounter barriers—such as missing alt text, poor contrast, or screen-reader incompatibility—please describe the issue and the assistive technology you rely on. Your feedback helps us prioritise improvements. We are especially interested in hearing about challenges with navigation, text reflow, or colour contrast that affect readability.

Privacy and Data Questions

We take privacy seriously. If you have questions about how we handle personal information—or if you believe your privacy has been affected by any feature of the site—contact us directly. We do not share visitor data with third parties. Our practices are designed to minimise data collection, and we do not use tracking cookies or analytics that identify individuals.

Copyright and Rights Concerns

We strive to include only works that are in the public domain in relevant jurisdictions. If you believe a title infringes your rights or is not in the public domain where you are located, please provide details: the work in question, your relationship to the rights, and any supporting documentation. We will review the matter promptly. Note that public domain status can vary by country, and we rely on reputable sources for our determinations.

General Editorial Observations

Whether you have a suggestion for a new category, a comment on a reading guide, or a question about a particular edition—such as Our Little Cuban Cousin — Reading Companion or Doing and Daring — Context and Discussion—we value your perspective. Feedback on the usefulness of our reading notes, discussion prompts, or historical context sections helps us refine future editions.

What to Include in Your Message

To help us act quickly, please include:

• The exact page URL where the issue appears.
• The full ebook title and, if applicable, the file format.
• A clear description of the observed problem.
• Your device, browser, or assistive technology (if relevant).
• Any supporting information for rights or copyright concerns.

For metadata corrections, a screenshot can be helpful. For file issues, mention whether the problem occurs on multiple devices or only one.

Our Editorial Address

Send all correspondence to editor@ajuwi.com. This address reaches our fiction editor, The Editorial Team Ajuwi, who works on preserving historical texts and compiling author biographies. While we read every message, we cannot guarantee a specific response time. We aim to acknowledge receipt within a few business days, though complex issues may take longer. Thank you for helping us maintain a reliable and accessible digital library.