Free e-books for Kindle, Kobo & others

Well I made this post originally about 6 months ago, starting this thread back in July 2012.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4079043

Basically a HUGE NUMBER of FREE E-Books from AMAZON

At the time the search I suggested/provded found 34,317 - YES that IS THIRTY-FOUR THOUSAND plus

Currently the same search now lists 37,368 - ANOTHER 3000 added

There is also a link for getting the KINDLE READER for your PC
(or Mac/iPad/iPhone/iPod touch/Android/Windows Phone)

quoia wrote: »

I'm surprised that this isn't already here ....

... but I've searched and not found any reference ....

Basically go to

www.amazon.co.uk

(Under SHOP ALL DEPARTMENTS)
Select BOOKS > BOOKS

Then click on ADVANCED SEARCH

Change FORMAT (Any Format) to KINDLE BOOKS
and SORT RESULTS BY (Relevance) to PRICE: LOW TO HIGH

Click SEARCH NOW

It will display 1 - 12 of 1.3 million

Scroll down till you see PRICE in the lefthand column
and the 2 boxes where you can enter "From" & "To" range values

ENTER 0.01 in the RIGHTHAND BOX and Click GO

and BINGO

THIRTY-FOUR THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and SEVENTEEN (-ish, well that's what it is right now)

FREE KINDLE BOOKS

Subdivide by Genre by selecting from the left column

It is possible that THIS LINK will do all that for you

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=sr_nr_p_36_5?unfiltered=1&bbn=266239&sort=price&qid=1342631590&rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_n_binding_browse-bin%3A368165031&rnid=389022011&low-price=&high-price=0.01&x=5&y=9

AND IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A KINDLE ?

Read them on your PC (or Mac/iPad/iPhone/iPod touch/Android/Windows Phone)

Just download Amazon's FREE Kindle Reader software

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/feature.html/ref=amb_link_164007747_3?ie=UTF8&docId=1000425503&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-9&pf_rd_r=02PCY73NG6VHKHS7FXC1&pf_rd_t=1401&pf_rd_p=295622067&pf_rd_i=1000423913

Hope this has been useful

I have a Kindle keyboard with over 1500 titles in my archives. I haven't paid for any of them, as they have all been available to download for free at the time. I wholeheartedly agree with Kiss_me_now9, who recommends that you download as soon as you see something that you want, if it is cheap/free, as prices often increase by the next day.

I find out which books are available for free from

www.kuforum.co.uk
or
www.ereaderiq.co.uk

Both send out daily emails (if you subscribe) with a selection of books that are free that day.They also contain links to a larger selection of free books. KUForum allows you to choose which genres you want to receive details about, whereas ereader is more general. Both also automatically opt out of erotica titles, but you can opt in if required.

I believe that you can download onto your PC and read on that, but I haven't tried this. You can also download a free Kindle app onto an Ipad/Ipod. One of my sons has the Kindle Fire and the other has the app on his Ipad (which he also uses as a communaication device). Again, I have never paid anything for the books downloaded for either of the boys, as everything has been downloaded when free.

Just one point, though. As my boys are too young for their own Amazon accounts, downloads are activated through my account. Both can see what I have downloaded and can put onto their devices. It isn't a problem for me, but might be for some parents if their children are younger, or if they want to read erotica.

NetGalley!
You have to do a review in return, but it's totally worth it, especially if you're a book blogger and you can request as many as you like.

This is amazing, I'm new to this forum and, although I actually joined to find out stuff about cheap groceries (I just got a new job which is about 13k less well paid than my last one - but it's ace so I dunno... anyway) but have found myself coming into threads like these. I LOVE my kindle so this is perfect - I had no idea you could get so many free from sites other than Amazon.

Has anyone tried overdrive? You can use it on macs or windows pc's, windowsmobiles, androids, apple iphone/ipad or blackberry. Allowing you to borrowdigital books and audio books from your library if they are signed up using thelog in that you would use on the library computers usually your library cardnumber and a pin the library has given you. I means you can borrow up to fivebooks/audio book at a time for up to 21 days and they will return automaticallyat the end of the loan period no late fees. There is also a selection of booksmostly classics that you can borrow indefinitely. I have has this app on myiphone since march 2012 and i have devoured 57 books for free includingfiction, fact, biography, reference books.