Hello!

The Mobile Book reader program which you are using is data driven, meaning
that its books are not compiled in. It reads its contents from an index
file name "mbook-index.txt", whose format is detailed here.

The webpage for the mbook reader is:
  http://monket.samedi-studios.com/software/mbook-reader/

Some support is provided in the software package for automating mbook
construction, look at 'bind-mbook.sh' in the package.

Have fun.
	- Crutcher Dunnavant <crutcher@gmail.com>

A List may be delimited with '()', '[]', or '{}', but the closing character
must match the opening one.

A String is whitespace delimited, or may use either the ' or the "
characters for delimiters. These characters may be escaped as \'.
Strings not separated by whitespace are joined, so these strings are
equivalent:
	abc" ef'g\" "xyz
	'abc ef\'q" xyz'

The mbook 1.0 format is:

(mbook 1.0 TAG1 ... TAGN)

Where a tag has the form:
(name BODY...)

There are 4 defined tags: title, author, url, and index.

title, author, and url are all mandatory, and have a single string body.
index is mandatory, and has a list of sections as body. Each section is a
list, containing two strings, one the title, and one the resourceId for the
section.

An example mbook-index.txt file:
  {mbook 1.0
    (title "I like burbon.")
    (author "I.P. Freely")
    (url "http://nonesuch.example")
    (index
      [(Introduction intro.txt)
       ("Chapter 2"  chap02.txt)] )}