Do you have an e-reader or other portable device in need of free or reduced price e-books? The following websites might be able to help you out!
Pixel of Ink
Pixel of Ink Young Edition
Pixel of
Ink alerts you to free and reduced e-books available for the Kindle. If you subscribe to them via e-mail or follow
them on Facebook or Twitter, you will be sure not to miss any bargains. Many types of books appear on the lists—even
popular authors. Kind of like shopping
at an outlet store—you just have to look!
Also check
out their sister site, Pixel of Ink Young Edition, for free and reduced
children’s and YA books.
eReaderIQ.com
Another
site that alerts you to free and reduced priced Kindle books. You can also enter books whose prices that
you want to track and the website will send you a notification when the price
drops. This is a free service. Books are categorized and they track children’s
books, too.
Monthly free e-book from the University of Chicago Press
http://www.press.uchicago.edu/books/freeEbook.html
http://www.press.uchicago.edu/books/freeEbook.html
Every month
the University of
Chicago Press posts a free e-book.
Past selections have included: Spiral
Jetta: A Road Trip through the Land Art of the American West by
Erin Hogan and The Chinese Maze Murders by
Robert Van Gulik. Sometimes the book is nonfiction, sometimes
fiction. To get the free e-book you just need to submit your e-mail; you
will then receive a link to download the book which you can view with Adobe’s
Digital Editions software.
Feedbooks Public Domain Books
Feedbooks
has thousands of books that are in the public domain and available to download
for free. You read them on a PC or MAC
with Adobe Digital Editions
software or on many different mobile devices. You can point your Kindle directly to http://m.feedbooks.com/ and use the links to
download books.
See Feedbooks Main Help Page for
assistance with downloading.
Project
Gutenberg
Amazon’s
free e-books
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