# Product Updates & Casual Natively Discussion

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> [@Biblio](#):
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> It would be cool if Projekt Gutenberg links were marked as “free” like it does with aozora.

Ah that’s a good catch. I don’t think they’re even a formal book provider yet, may need a post in the [Book Providers Megathread (Official Management)](http://forums.learnnatively.com/t/book-providers-megathread-official-management/4674) thread.

Also, as a general ask, I think we’ll always want one free graded reader series for each language, similar to [Tadoku - Free (series) | L0-19??](https://learnnatively.com/series/c78f246213/) for Japanese or [두루책방 - Free (series) | L0-20](https://learnnatively.com/series/b17fd8dacb/) for Korean.

Not only do those sorts of things serve as an awesome resource for beginners, but they also set a standard for the difficulty rating system for levels 0-20. If anyone knows an equivalent for German, let us know! 🙂

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