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Are these people you trust? I would do Jellyfin and expose it to them via tailscale. Might be annoying for them to have to run tailscale but no chance I'm serving media directly from my house.
mostly yes, due to the topic and where the link will be shared i can't imagine there'll be any intentional bad actors, though there's always a chance. jellyfin would be perfect, but one of the most important collections is a series of periodicals/magazines that afaik aren't supported natively or by any plugin.
What format are they in? Jellyfin does support some of the common eBook formats. https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/books