Free eBook downloads: 11,000 to choose from.

Raquela

there's also librivox.org (think that's right anyway - google Librivox), who provide free audiobooks of public domain works. These are all read by volunteers, and you can also sign up to read if you are interested. Quality varies as some readers are better than others, but some are great.

Quaint1

If you have an iPod Touch, or an iPhone, try downloading the free Stanza app from the App Store; it's a eBook reader with links to various sources for both free and paid for books; the former are mostly the free 'Classics' (i.e. Out of copyright or public domain) but if you dig around, there are some interesting surprises!
Au Res.,
Paul

ladyemjid

Thank you so much for the link for free e-books.

I'm a newbie and this is my first thread.

Thanks again everyone for sharing info with us x:)

IvanOpinion

If you want to convert books between different formats then have a look at the open source software calibre. I have dumped the Sony software in favour of Calibre. The chap who developed it posts regularly on the mobileread site (I posted earlier) and is very good at giving help and applying fixes/suggestions etc.

MerlinMags

I have been researching free ebook websites for a while now. My top list includes some already mentioned, and is in order of usefulness:

www. gutenberg.org
www. archive.org/details/texts
http:// books.google.com
www. feedbooks.com
www. scribd.com
www. manybooks.net
www. fullbooks.com
www. mainlesson.com
http:// digital.library.pitt.edu
http:// onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu
www. literatureproject.com
http:// 2020ok.com

chabapig

Laura, I jsut wanted to say keep your eyes peeled for money off from waterstones and WHS websites, they have good discounts from time to time. I too find it a bit daft reading classics on such a modern gadget, I feel like I shoudl be reading booker prize nominations etc. and being more up to date

recently WHS had a half price sale and I got 6 books for £22. bargain I thought. still waiting for The Lost Symbol to go below £6 though...

MerlinMags

If you like Science Fiction, there is another site with 100+ free ebooks:
www (dot) baen (dot) com (slash) library

Lugh_Chronain

eBook classics from Vintage

http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/campaigns/10esl/0/?pageNumber=0&sort=ProductPricingDisplay%7CREQUEST_SORT_DIRECTION_ASC&resultsPerPage=10

Not modern books though.

Some more classics can be found here.

There's some romance novels on TryhHarlequin.com as well.

Sherrie01

Links provided in the posts are useful to find some ebook downloads. This helps people to know some ebook download website. There are so many websites which will offer free ebook downloads for the people to generate traffic to the websites. Free ebook downloads will give people with lot of helpful information that people may require to know that information.

seirtne

Thanks for the links. I'm sure they will come handy.