Sherlock Holmes on your wrist
Choose a standalone book app for a one-time purchase, or use Garmin TXT Reader to keep the complete Holmes collection in one flexible library. Download first, then read offline wherever you go.
Choose your route
The standalone eBooks and TXT Reader are separate products. Pick the model that matches how many books you want to carry.
Each title is a one-time Connect IQ purchase and opens directly into that book. No TXT Reader account or subscription is needed.
Install TXT Reader once, then add these editions from PubShelf. An active TXT Reader subscription is required to add or sync new books.
The complete directory
Listed in publication order. Buy a title as its own watch app, or open the matching PubShelf edition to load it with TXT Reader.
1887 · Novel · Arthur Conan Doyle
1890 · Novel · Arthur Conan Doyle
1892 · 12 short stories · Arthur Conan Doyle
1893 · 12 short stories · Arthur Conan Doyle
1902 · Novel · Arthur Conan Doyle
1905 · 13 short stories · Arthur Conan Doyle
1915 · Novel · Arthur Conan Doyle
1917 · 7 short stories + preface · Arthur Conan Doyle
1927 · 12 short stories · Arthur Conan Doyle
PubShelf text editions are sourced from Project Gutenberg. Each book page identifies its source and license; public-domain status can vary by jurisdiction.
Before you head out
Pick a standalone title above, or install Garmin TXT Reader.
In a standalone eBook, choose Download now. With TXT Reader, add the book from PubShelf and sync it to your watch.
Open a later chapter while you still have a connection. Once downloaded, the book can be read offline on the watch.
Questions
No. Each standalone eBook is a separate one-time Connect IQ purchase. It opens directly into that title and does not require a TXT Reader membership.
Yes. Install TXT Reader and use PubShelf to add the Sherlock Holmes editions to one library. An active TXT Reader subscription is required when you add or sync new books.
Yes. A network connection is needed for the initial download or sync. Content already downloaded to the watch remains available for offline reading.
The text editions come from Project Gutenberg. Every PubShelf book page identifies its source and license; public-domain status can vary by jurisdiction.
