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If you’ve taken up digital reading recently, having picked up one of the best ereaders there are on the market, you’ll find that there are ways to fill up the device without having to spend a penny.

There are thousands of ebooks available to download legally – either because their copyright has expired, or because their authors have chosen to release them without charge. And sometimes, publishing companies make them available to a limited number of readers before a public release to get feedback.

The difficulty, however, is tracking down exactly what you want in the correct format, and avoiding anything poorly written or formatted. We’ve searched through the masses of sites to bring you the very best places to download free, high-quality ebooks with minimum hassle and no legal strings attached.

It’s worth remembering that the absence of a price tag doesn’t necessarily mean that the book is in the public domain. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the author will retain rights over it, including the exclusive right to distribute it. Similarly, even if copyright has expired on an original text, certain editions may still be in copyright due to editing, translation, or extra material such as annotations.

While EPUBs are the most common type of ebook file format most ereaders can display, you’ll find digital editions in other formats as well. So if you find an ebook in a format you need, you can convert it with free software like Calibre . Please note that ebooks that are DRM protected cannot be converted.

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So, without much ado, here are the best free ebook download sites to help you get lost in a good story.

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1. Amazon First Reads

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A hidden treasure trove of new titles for your Kindle

It used to be called Kindle First Reads, but its rebranding has not changed what it truly is – a reading platform that gets you early access to newly released titles published by Amazon Publishing. Each month 10 new books are made available on First Reads – which you can get access to by signing up for the First Reads newsletter – and one of these is totally free for Amazon Prime subscribers . The rest of the new releases are available for a hugely discounted price. First Reads selections are announced on the first of each month, and you get the whole month to decide which title you want to read, after which the cycle begins anew.

As you’d expect, free ebooks from Amazon are only available in Kindle format – users of other ebook readers will need to convert the files – and you must be logged into an Amazon account to download them.

If you’re already invested in Amazon’s ecosystem, its assortment of freebies are extremely convenient. As soon as you click the 'Buy' button, the ebook will be sent to any Kindle ebook readers you own, or devices with the Kindle app installed. However, converting Kindle ebooks to other formats can be a hassle, even if they’re not protected by DRM, so users of other readers are better off looking elsewhere.

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2. Kobo eBook Store

Over a million free ebooks for your Kobo

Kobo might make some of our favorite ereaders, but the company also has a vast store of ebooks and, the company claims, over a million of them are free. There’s a dedicated section for all the Kobo freebies on the website, with several of them being newly released titles.

You can even find the free ebooks on the Kobo Store by searching for author names, a book title or genre, then selecting 'only free items' under the price filter in the left sidebar of the search results.

Kobo’s freebies are usually for a very limited time and can change each day, so you’ll likely never run out of good reads for free. That said, the books you get from the Kobo Store, even the free ones, are DRM-protected and will be available to read only on your Kobo ereader or the Kobo ereader app for smartphones and tablets.

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3. Google Books

A vast catalogue of fiction and nonfiction EPUBs

Google Books can be a rabbit hole of self-published fiction and non-fiction titles, with several really great finds in there as well. However, the vast majority of the ebooks on Google Books are in the EPUB or PDF file format. So while that’s perfectly fine for Kobo users, Kindles don’t support EPUB and the file will need to be converted to MOBI before you start reading.

Being a Google undertaking, the store is easily accessible on a web browser or Android device, but you will need a Google account to register a card before you can access the freebies. Your card won’t be charged for the free ebooks and audiobooks, but it could put some potential users off.

Moreover, the Google Books interface wasn’t designed for free stuff. To locate them, you need to search for 'free books', which then gives you a vast catalogue of free reads. If you’re after a particular genre, you can search for that, plus the word 'free' (free fantasy or free history, for example). Once you get the hang of it, it’s easy enough to discover a veritable treasure trove of free books.

Project Gutenberg website

4. Project Gutenberg

An immersive archive of world literature

Project Gutenberg (named after the printing press that democratized knowledge) is a huge archive of over 60,000 books in EPUB, Kindle, plain text, and HTML. You can download them directly, or have them sent to your preferred cloud storage service (Dropbox, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive). 

You can search for a specific title or browse by genre (books in the same genre are gathered together in bookshelves). It’s a shame that fiction and non-fiction aren’t separated, and you have to open a bookshelf before you can sort books by country, but those are fairly minor quibbles.

The site itself is available in English, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese, and the catalog includes books in all languages. There’s a heavy bias towards English-language works and translations, but the same is true of all the ebook download sites we’ve looked at here.

Project Gutenberg is a wonderful source of free ebooks – particularly for academic work. However, it uses US copyright law, which isn’t universal; some books listed as public domain might still be in copyright in other countries. RightsDirect explains the situation in more detail .

Free-Ebooks.net website

5. Free-Ebooks.net

A self-publishing platform that’s great for authors and readers alike

Free-Ebooks.net is a platform for independent authors who want to avoid the traditional publishing route. You won’t find Dickens and Wilde in its archives; instead, there’s a huge array of new fiction, non-fiction, and even audiobooks at your fingertips, in every genre you could wish for. There are many similar sites around, but Free-Ebooks.net is our favorite, with new books added every day.

Because this site is dedicated to free books, there’s none of the hassle you get with filtering out paid-for content on the Kobo Store or Google Books. We also love the fact that all the site’s genres are presented on the homepage, so you don’t have to waste time trawling through menus. Unlike the bigger stores, Free-Ebooks.net also lets you sort results by publication date, popularity, or rating, helping you avoid the weaker titles that will inevitably find their way onto open publishing platforms (though a book has to be really quite poor to receive less than four stars).

Digital books are available as PDF, EPUB, Kindle and plain text files, though not all titles are available in all formats.

The ManyBooks website

6. ManyBooks

A curated collection of free and discounted fiction and nonfiction books

At the time of writing, ManyBooks has over 50,000 titles in its library of both fiction and nonfiction. And a large part of that is available to download for free – from modern novels to classic literature. You’ll be able to find Grimms’ Fairy Tales alongside books from Agatha Christie and newer fantasy fiction. 

That’s because the vast majority of the books on the platform are seeded from Project Gutenberg, but a whole load of self-published titles have been added since the mid-2000s. They’re all available to browse in genres, all of which are listed on the homepage itself, making navigation easy.

One of the main reasons we like ManyBooks is because of the several ebook file formats available on the site. Most of the titles are available in the most common formats, including EPUB, MOBI and AZW, so you’ll be able to read on any ereader you might prefer. ManyBooks also lets you read online, if you prefer that route.

It’s also one of the few sites we know of that lets you filter books by language. You can also search by book title and author, but there’s also a curated 'editor’s choice' section if you’re looking for more choices. Downloading books, however, requires an account which can be created for free.

Feedbooks' free public domain catalogue

7. Feedbooks

Plenty of originals available to download for free

Feedbooks came into being in 2007 as a digital library for public domain books as well as a cloud publishing service. So not only does this platform give you plenty of free classics to read – from Shakespeare to Homer to James Joyce – there are plenty of original books to choose from as well.

While it’s easy enough to access the free public domain ebooks on the site, finding the original content is harder. There’s an easy link to this category on the homepage under 'browse' but it doesn’t work. So you’ll need to trawl through a vast catalogue of digital books to find those marked down to cost nothing. It’s not the best user experience, but that extra bit of work might well be worth it if you find a story you can truly get lost in.

There are several genres as well, including short stories, so there’s likely going to be something here for everyone. And if you do choose to buy an ebook, Feedbooks displays the price in your local currency by picking up your IP address.

Smashwords website

8. Smashwords

A self-publishing platform with several free reads

It’s one of the most well-organized free ebook sites you can find and, considering it’s essentially a self-publishing platform, there’s a lot you can read for free. Authors publishing via Smashwords use it to distribute their books and, at the time of writing, there are over 85,000 titles available. To narrow down your search, there’s a handy genre list on the side, and an equally handy filter bar on the top of the page to find 'highly rated' books or the bestsellers.

You will need to set up an account with Smashwords to download books – this is completely free and gives you full access to the platform. So if you’ve got some good words to share, you can get published… for free. Creating an account also allows you to leave reviews of the books you read, which can be really helpful to the authors.

Tor.com's ebook club signup

Join the club and get a free ebook each month

Tor is a publishing company known for putting out science-fiction and fantasy fiction bestsellers like Robert Jordan’s Conan and Wheel of Time series, Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti books and Brandon Sanderson’s ongoing Stormlight Archive series. So it’s not really the obvious place to look for free ebooks, but you can get one new read each month for free.

All you have to do is join Tor’s book club. 

The Tor.com eBook Club sends out regular newsletters – that you can sign up for by filling out a form for free – with a link to download a particular book, whether a standalone or part of a series. However, the duration for which the book is available for free is very limited, typically just three days, so you will need to keep an eye on your inbox for the next newsletter.

The ebooks are available in EPUB and MOBI formats, so you should be able to read on any device, whether ereader or reading app on your phone or tablet.

It’s perhaps the best source of free reads that are not self-published, particularly if you’re a sci-fi or fantasy fiction fan.

OverDrive and its reading apps

10. Your local library

Use OverDrive to borrow ebooks for free

The great thing about using Kindle and Kobo ereaders is that you get access to ebook catalogues of your local library too. The Kindle library borrowing feature, however, is limited only to the US, while Kobo’s baked-in OverDrive support will set you up in several other markets.

Almost 45,000 libraries worldwide have OverDrive support, which allows you to borrow ebooks and audiobooks, as long as you have a library card. Depending on the rules of your library, you get to 'borrow' an ebook or digital magazine for a specific period of time, after which you lose access, or you can 'renew', just like you would a physical book in a bricks-and-mortar library.

Don’t use either a Kindle or a Kobo device? Libby is the mobile version of OverDrive, so installing it on your phone or tablet will give you the ability to borrow ebooks from a supported local library you’re a member of.

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An electronic book or an eBook is a book publication available in digital form that can be read on a computer, tablet, smartphone, or an eBook reader. Always available for purchase, eBooks are never out of stock, and all you need is an internet connection to download the latest bestseller from your favorite author and start reading it immediately. Your entire library can be carried around on a portable device, thus saving physical storage space and ensuring you have every book at your fingertips at all times. Eliminating both the paper printing process and the shipping and handling of books lowers the environmental impact significantly, making eBooks eco-friendly and, at the same time, more affordable. However, the accessibility of eBooks can still put a strain on one's finances, so, if you're an avid reader, you might be on the lookout for electronic books that can be downloaded for free. If you are searching for your next great read or want to develop your own virtual library, keep reading to find out which are the five best websites to legally download eBooks for free:

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ManyBooks is a digital library with over 50,000 free eBooks, that you can choose to read online or download by creating an account. The signup process is quick and painless, and it comes with the added value of remembering your favorite genres and preferred format for download. While many of the eBooks initially featured on ManyBooks came from the aforementioned Project Gutenberg archives, it has since grown into a platform that allows authors to upload their books and make them available to the community, either for free or for a reasonable price. It is also worth mentioning that the website is accommodating potential authors, offering detailed info on the steps to take if you are looking to publish your book. The interface of ManyBooks is user-friendly, helping you quickly discover good books to enjoy, and a wide variety of formats are available for your downloads and purchases: EPUB, MOBI, PDF, HTML, TXT, RTF and more.

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You can access this content at any time, on any platform, and in any format you can think of, either through a browser, or using Scribd's downloadable app, and you can save, bookmark, or create collections with your favorite titles. The second reason we included Scribd on this list is that it does allow you to download some books and documents for free, but only when it comes to user-generated content. You just have to upload something (either public domain or original content) in order to get the document you want, but no account is required for this. Authors wanting to publish their work now have the opportunity to make it available to millions of readers around the world thanks to this popular platform.

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MISSION: "to support the world's children in becoming effective members of the global community - who exhibit tolerance and respect for diverse cultures, languages and ideas -- by making the best in children ' s literature available online free of charge . "

While it does not allow the download of eBooks, the International Children's Digital Library is a free online library worth mentioning due to its goal of "fighting worldwide illiteracy among children" and its collection of over 4600 books, in 59 languages, designed specifically for use by children ages 3 to 13. You can find award-winning children's books from diverse cultures and open an account for either an adult or a child (the process to register on the website is different for children, who have to choose a monster to guard their password). While registration is optional, and you can read any of the available books online without an account, it helps when it comes to bookmarking pages and saving age and language preferences. The interface is well developed, and we loved the options in Simple Search , that allow anyone to retrieve long-lost children books, with the help of a few very basic, but adorable, options, like the color of the covers, the type of characters, the age group, or the length of the book you are looking for.

The ICDL offers plenty of options to find the right book

To bring you this article, we browsed what felt like hundreds of websites. We wanted to avoid wasting your time, so we decided not to include on this list any small sites, that only offer around two or three thousand books and usually get most of their content from the Gutenberg Project anyway. Portals that only provide links to other websites offering free books were also not included in the article, as we could not verify the safety of the downloads. Instead, we chose to offer a more detailed view of what we truly consider the best sites out there, focusing on what makes each of them great. In the end, we feel confident that the websites on this list should provide even the most passionate readers with plenty of reading material for the future. If you come across any websites that you think belong on this list, please leave a comment, including what you think makes that website special, and we promise to look into it.

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The 21 Best Places to Find Free Books Online

If you’re anything like us, you go through books fast . Sometimes it seems like an addiction you can’t keep up with — and if there’s one thing any bookworm can tell you, it’s that this habit can quickly get expensive.

Luckily, the savvy reader knows there are plenty of places online to legally download books without spending a single penny. In this post, we’re giving you 21 of the best places to find free books online, so that you can satisfy even the most debilitating of book addictions, guilt-free.

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1. Project Gutenberg

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2. The Online Books Page

If that’s not enough books for you, The Online Books Page , hosted by the University of Pennsylvania, boasts a staggering list of over three million free ebooks! Unlike Project Gutenberg, they don’t actually host any of the books themselves, instead providing links to where you can download them. And their website does look like something straight out of 1996. Still, when we’re talking about this many ebooks at our fingertips, can we really complain? This is a great source for classics and obscure titles that offer deep dives into arcane topics, though some newer books can also appear.

3. Kindle Store

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4. Smashwords

Like Amazon, Smashwords has a page where you can easily see all the books authors have chosen to give away for free . With the ability to browse by categories such as “newest,” “bestseller,” and “highest-rated,” as well as filtering by the book’s length and genre, this is an easy way to instantly find free books. (Just remember to re-select the “free” category at the top if you choose to browse by genre!) The best part? Most stories are available in a wide range of file formats, and you don’t even need an account to download them.

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6. Robin Reads

A book promotion service in the vein of BookBub, Robin Reads is another great way to stay in-the-know on all the hottest new titles and discounts. With everything from romance to horror to nonfiction, there’s sure to be something interesting in nearly all of their daily emails.

7. eReader News Today

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8. FreeBooksy

Most of the other book promotion services focus on both free and discounted books, but FreeBooksy is the biggest site that’s dedicated solely to ebooks you don’t have to pay for. Unlike some of its competitors, it seeks out deals from all the major retailers, so even if you’re totally loyal to Kobo or Nook, you’re bound to find some great books gratis . (Can you tell we’re desperately trying not to use the word “free” too much?)

9. Manybooks

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10. Goodreads Free Shelves

Sometimes the easiest way to find free books is to crowdsource for them, and Goodreads shelves make this process easy. Browsing by shelf collects all the books that users put in shelves of the same name, and you can easily find shelves marked as “ free-ebooks ,” “ free-ebook ,” “ free ” and more. Now, because this is dependent on users marking ebooks themselves, it is possible that some of the books were shelved during a period when a book was once being given away free and now comes with a heavier sticker price. They may also shelve books in the public domain that you can find through sites such as Project Gutenberg, but it’s not a guarantee that you’ll find these for free if you follow the link to them on Amazon. Still, it’s a rich resource that may easily give you titles you don’t find on other sites, so it’s definitely worth a look.

11. Reedsy Discovery

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Love indie books and want to read them for free, before anyone else does? That's exactly what you get if you sign up to become a Reedsy Discovery reviewer , as indie authors provide free ebooks in exchange for an honest review. Simply take notes of your thoughts as you read, and use them to write up a coherent review when you've finished reading. You'll be helping out the author as well as would-be readers, while getting a free read! Writing book reviews can also be an excellent way to break into the publishing industry if you're at the start of your career, but most of all they're great fun to write and read alike.

12. Riveted by Simon Teen

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13. Harlequin Online Reads

The leading publisher of romance novels, Harlequin’s website also offers a huge collection of serialized stories from some of their best authors — for free. New chapters are posted every week, or you can browse a massive back catalogue of completed works. With filters such as “Fall in Love,” “Walk on the Dark Side,” and “Take a Trip Down the Aisle,” plus the ability to show titles based on how much time you have to read at the moment (yes, really!), this collection is sure let you zero in on the exact romance fix you’re craving.

14. Tor.com

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15. Libby / OverDrive

In the wise words of Arthur the Aardvark, “Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a library card!” So it is with Libby , the new app by OverDrive. OverDrive allows libraries to purchase ebooks for lending out to their patrons. Each “copy” of the ebook can only be checked out by one patron at a time. Loan lengths and the total number of titles you can have at once varies by library. Books may be checked out and downloaded directly through Libby, or downloaded for reading via Kindle. Because only one person can check out each copy at a time, though, there are often hold lists on popular titles — sometimes significant ones — so be sure to keep an eye on that when you’re picking your next read. However, the catalogue available to each library is quite extensive, and if there’s ever a title your library hasn’t purchased yet, there’s an easy button to request it right in the app.

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17. Wattpad

Lovers of fanfic have long been familiar with sites where users can upload stories one chapter at a time, but Wattpad brings that idea to life in the original fiction world — with a few additional benefits as well. Started in 2006, Wattpad is perfect if you’re looking for a wide range of diverse voices and unconventional stories that might get overlooked by big publishers. Chock-full of talented writers and enthusiastic readers, it’s a community unlike anything else in the reading landscape. Leave comments, follow your favorite authors, and upvote the stories you love. With the free app, you can even keep up with all the best stories right from your phone.

18. PaperBack Swap

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19. Open Culture

In Open Culture’s own words, they scour the internet for the “audio books you need, the language lessons and educational videos you want, and plenty of enlightenment in between.” As a curator of free online learning resources , this sounds great to us! Their audiobook selection is top-notch as well, including some surprisingly high-profile narrators . ( The Wizard of Oz as read by Tituss Burgess? Where do they even find these treasures?)

20. LibriVox

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21. Storynory

Lastly, in all the rush to find free books, let’s not forget about the littlest readers among us! Storynory offers free audiobooks for kids, featuring everything from classics to brand-new originals exclusive to the Storynory site. While not as extensive a collection as some of the sites on our list, the stories are charming and offer a welcome distraction when someone just won’t settle down.

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Are you looking for places to download free ebooks? If so, then you’re in the right place! Books can be expensive (which is one of the biggest problems book lovers face ), so it is wonderful when you are able to find ebooks for free!

There are actually lots of places to get free ebooks legally, so today we’re going to talk all about the best places to find and download free ebooks. These 15 sites are some of my favorite places to find free ebooks to read, so check them out and find some great new reads today!

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1. Project Gutenberg

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One of the first places you’ll want to check for free ebooks is Project Gutenberg . This is one of the best free ebook sites for classic books, so when you’re looking for free ebooks to download this should definitely be on your list to check!

This site offers downloads of over 60,000 free books in the public domain. Everything on here is free and legal, and you’ll find tons of free classic ebooks including a lot of the world’s best literature. But, of course, there are plenty of other fun and less well-known books to read as well! So whether you’re looking for Pride & Prejudice or odd little Sci-Fi short stories , Project Gutenberg’s free ebooks are certainly a treasure trove!

To find the books you’re looking for, you can use a basic keyword or author search or you can use their more advanced search form when needed. You can also discover books by browsing through the whole catalog or by taking a look at the 100 most-downloaded books from yesterday, from the past week, or from the past month.

This versatility in how to find books is refreshing, and another thing I love about Project Gutenberg is that they offer multiple formats for reading. So you can read their books online, download free epub books, download free Kindle ebooks, and more! This means you can read from your web browser, from your smartphone, from your computer, your tablet, your Kindle, etc. You have a lot of flexibility and can really read from any device you own.

So all in all, if you’re wondering where to download free ebooks then Project Gutenberg is the perfect first stop as you search for books to read!

2. OverDrive or Libby

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Another of my top places to search for free ebooks is the OverDrive / Libby apps. To use these apps, you will need to have a library card since they work by syncing your device to your local library’s online lending system. But when you’re looking for free online library ebooks, this is definitely the place to go!

In both OverDrive and Libby, you can access and download any of the ebooks and audiobooks in your library’s collection. (Pro tip: if you have library cards from multiple libraries, enter all your card numbers so you can access a wider range of library catalogs!) All you need to do to get started with these apps is enter your library card number, and then you can start typing in a book title or author to see if your library has the book available to download.

Unfortunately, because this is a library lending system there are only a certain number of electronic “copies” of each ebook that they can lend out at one time. This means that if you’re looking for a super popular book (like free Harry Potter books to read ) you may find that you have to place a hold and wait for someone else to return a copy before you can check it out. Your OverDrive/Libby account does allow you to place a lot of holds, though, so thinking ahead about what books you might want to read is a good idea. If you plan ahead, you will likely be able to have at least a few ebooks available whenever you want to read them!

But while you might have to wait anywhere from a day to a couple of weeks for the most popular books at your library, you will likely find that there are also plenty of fantastic books to explore that are immediately available for download. My OverDrive app is nearly always the first place I go when I’m looking for a free EPUB download of a book I want, so I highly recommend signing up and getting ebooks for free through your local library!

3. ManyBooks

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ManyBooks calls itself your “Friendly Neighborhood Library,” and this is exactly what it is! When you’re searching for free ebook download sites, this is a great one to use if you want a clean and beautiful interface.

There are over 50,000 free ebooks in the ManyBooks library, and they span across a variety of genres. No matter what genre you’re interested in, you’ll definitely find some books in that category here! Their collection includes ebooks in the public domain as well as books from a variety of self-publishing authors, so there are some fun new works to discover as well as classics to read.

One of the things that sets ManyBooks apart and makes it one of the best free ebook download sites is its commitment to quality standards. Even the self-published books must meet these standards before they are uploaded to the site, which means there is less junk to sort through as you try to find a new book to read.

All the books on this site are free and most are available in a multitude of e-reader formats, so when you’re looking for a free ebook library you can’t go wrong with browsing the selection here. And who knows, you may even find a new favorite book or new favorite author!

4. Google Play Books

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While not all of the titles on Google Play Books are free, there is quite a collection of free books that you can browse. You’ll find a large collection of classics from War and Peace to The Time Machine and beyond, as well as a rather large collection of who-knows-what from more modern books to other publications.

Unless I have a specific public domain book in mind to search for, I find that Google Play Books works best when not searching for specific ebooks for free online. Instead, it’s far better when you’re simply curious about what books might be out there and are open to anything you come across (fair warning: the books you find might be trash. Or they might be amazing! That’s just the risk you take 😉)

You can use the search bar to discover what is available, by searching the word “free” or searching more specific terms like “free classic ebooks,” “free fantasy ebooks,” or “free romance ebooks.” You can then scroll through whatever comes up and decide if there’s anything you think looks interesting.

You never know what you’ll find on here, but if you’re bored and just looking for some new possibilities to read then this is a fairly good place to get ebooks for free.

5. Kindle Unlimited Free Trial

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If you haven’t used Kindle Unlimited before (or haven’t used it recently) then this is a great way to find even more ebooks to read for free. Kindle Unlimited is a cool subscription service by Amazon that allows you to read as many books as you want for free every month. You can learn all about this subscription service and how it works here.

But if you simply want to sign up and try it out yourself, you can sign up for a free 30 day trial to start reading unlimited books at no cost! Of course, it’s only free for 30 days (not forever), but that’s still a pretty good amount of time to be able to read as many books as you can fit into a month for free.

While this subscription service contains the Kindle name, you don’t actually need a Kindle device to use it. All you need is the free Amazon Kindle app installed on your smartphone, tablet, computer, etc. Once you have the app installed, you’re good to start your free trial and begin reading lots of books.

If you have 30 days where you’ll have a lot of free time to read, then that is an especially good time to use your Kindle Unlimited free trial . There are over one million titles available, so you’ll have lots of free ebooks to explore!

Already used your free trial? You can still get a great deal on Kindle Unlimited by getting a 1-month or 6-month Kindle Unlimited subscription !

6. Bookboon

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While most of the sites on this list are for finding fiction books, novels, and the like, Bookboon is a little bit different. Rather than fiction books, they offer more educational and learning-focused books in the economics, engineering, business, and IT fields of study. If you’re looking to read entire books online free but want the books you read to help you learn a new skill, then Bookboon is the place to go!

This site is quite easy to use. All you have to do is create an account and you will immediately gain access to over 1,000 titles for students (or for those of us who are students at heart 🙂). From books on improving your English to books introducing you to the internet of things (IoT) , you’ll be able to learn all sorts of new things when you spend time exploring these free ebooks for online reading.

But if you find you’re interested in discovering more books around the subject of businesses and working, Bookboon also offers a Business Books subscription service. While this is normally a paid plan, you can get a 30-day free trial of their business books if you want to check it out.

So while there are no fiction books or stories on this site, Bookboon still earns its place on this list of the best free ebook websites since it allows people to read free ebooks and gain new knowledge from them…which is an excellent and amazing thing!

7. Smashwords

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As far as free EPUB sites go, another one you might be interested in is Smashwords . This site is somewhat similar to ManyBooks in that it offers a variety of indie and self-published books for you to explore and download for free. However, unlike ManyBooks, Smashwords does also list some books that you must pay to download.

But with over 70,000 titles on Smashwords for free, all you have to do is start browsing or narrow your search down by clicking a specific genre. And if you wish to avoid their paid books and see only the free ones, then you can check out their free ebooks page or simply make sure the filter is set to free at the top of each search page.

It’s unlikely you’ll recognize many of the authors on here, but this site makes it easy to see blurbs from the books and easy to see the ratings that other readers have given each book. With this helpful information, it’s likely you’ll be able to find a fun new read even if you don’t recognize the author!

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When you’re wondering where to get free ebooks, Kobo is another great place to go! This online bookstore does offer paid books, but they also have a lovely collection of free ebooks you can enjoy.

If you’re looking for their free ebooks, all you have to do is go to the Kobo free ebooks page and you can find books to download in a variety of genres. With both fiction and nonfiction titles, there will be something for everyone and you’ll likely find plenty to keep you entertained.

But also, if it’s your first time using Kobo, send me a quick note and I’ll send you a coupon code you can use to get $5 off your first book (on a purchase of $5.01 or more). This means you can get a book free or nearly for free, depending on the price of the book you are interested in. Since Kobo has tons of books from major publishers, you can easily get any modern book that you’ve been looking for!

So if you’re looking for free EPUB book downloads or want to get a specific book using the coupon code, Kobo is the perfect site to visit!

9. Feedbooks

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Feedbooks is another example of EPUB download sites similar to Smashwords and ManyBooks. But unlike those two sites, the free ebooks available on Feedbooks are only free public domain titles and not original works.

While there are a lot of sites on this list that offer EPUB ebooks from the public domain, what makes Feedbooks still worth visiting is the high quality of the ebooks. The type and formatting is quite easy to read and the books are easy to download and start using, so if you are looking for a download of free ebooks in the public domain then this is definitely still a site you should check out!

10. Amazon Prime Reading

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Did you know that if you have Amazon Prime you can read ebooks for free? This feature is called Amazon Prime Reading , and with it you have access to over 1,000 titles you can read for free !

You can learn more about how to use Prime Reading here , but essentially you can keep an eye out for titles that say they are eligible or you can click the box that reads “Prime Reading Eligible” in the left sidebar of search to filter results and find free ebooks.

If you are already paying for Prime, then using Amazon Prime free ebooks is a no-brainer way to get ebooks for free online reading. Unlike a Kindle Unlimited subscription , Prime Reading just comes automatically as one of your benefits when you subscribe to Prime. So if you have Prime, then go check it out now…or if you don’t, then start a free 30-day trial of Prime to get access to this cool and free library of Prime eligible books!

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Looking for even more free ebooks for downloading? Barnes & Noble’s Nook Store offers a variety of free ebooks for Nook and other devices that you can enjoy.

Whether you’re looking for a book in a specific subject or want to explore a new series that you haven’t read before, Nook offers lots to choose from in an easily accessible EPUB format. So be sure to take your time on here and browse to see which ebooks you can find for free!

12. International Children’s Digital Library

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Are you hoping to find free ebooks for kids? If so, then you should check out the International Children’s Digital Library . This library is an amazing free resource online with digitized children’s books from around the world.

The ebooks you’ll find on this site are written in 59+ different languages, so there is a lot to explore no matter what language you’re interested in. And you can find books in all lengths and reading levels here, so there is something for every age of kids and quite likely a lot that adults will enjoy as well.

The website’s design is a bit bright and much to look at, but the resources they provide make it worth using despite this. Plus, you can browse books through a variety of categories including by the age of your child, by book length, by cover color, or by thematic characteristics. It’s a fairly easy system to find good books to read!

The books on this site are great to read to children or fun for them to read on their own to keep them occupied, so be sure to start browsing to find children’s literature ebooks free for your child (or for yourself) to enjoy!

13. Open Library and Internet Archive

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Open Library is a project of the Internet Archive and is one of the more popular free ebook download sites on the internet. Its goal is to create a web page for every book ever published, but it also offers scanned copies of over 1.7 million books that you can borrow for free.

While many of the books on here are public domain works, there are also lots of more modern books as well. These more modern books are offered through the Open Library’s “ Book Sponsorship ” program where patrons purchase a book to donate to be scanned and distributed for others to borrow. But like a normal local library, you will have to join a wait list if someone else has already checked out the book you want.

Over the last few years, however, Open Library’s methods for borrowing and book sponsorship have created quite a bit of controversy over possible copyright violations . While there doesn’t appear to be any law they are directly violating, they are definitely pushing the bounds of current copyright law. So before you decide to borrow any works still under copyright from the Open Library, you should consider for yourself whether doing so is in line with protecting and honoring the rights of authors and creators…or if you should instead stick to only downloading public domain books from here.

The books on this site are in scanned format to read online without downloading, or if you prefer you can install Adobe Digital Editions to download an encrypted EPUB or PDF file that will automatically disappear from your device after two weeks. (Note that the sync function on Adobe Digital Editions does not work well between devices, so you should download the book directly on the device you wish to read on).

While there is some controversy to consider when you download ebooks online from this site, the public domain ebooks here are certainly a good find and you’ll also discover that there is a read aloud feature with every book you download (which makes this an especially good site for the print disabled). So if you are looking for an out-of-print or rare book, or for something in the public domain, then this is one of the free ebook websites you should be sure to check out!

14. Amazon’s Always Free Kindle Books

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Amazon gives one more option for ebook free downloads, and you can find it in their always-free ebook selection . This selection consists primarily of classic ebooks free to read, but if you dig around you might find some other cool offers for free or cheap. Amazon definitely is one of the best ebook download sites for quality and ease of reading, so it’s awesome when you can find something you like on here for free!

15. Free Book Promotion Sites

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Last but not least, if you aren’t looking for anything in particular and would prefer someone else to do the work of finding good free ebook deals for you, then there are several sites that offer information on limited-time free and legal books for you to download.

If you want ongoing information on new free books then you can either bookmark these sites to visit regularly and see new deals…or you can sign up for email lists to get free book suggestions straight to your inbox. Whatever you decide to do, here are a few of the best sites to find awesome book offers put together by others:

  • BookBub : Bookbub curates limited-time free books from across 20 genres (from both big publishers and excellent independent authors). Then they pass along this information to you with links to take you directly to the free books. It doesn’t get better than this!
  • Freebooksy : If you want to get books for free, then Freebooksy is a good place to look. The books you’ll find here are usually free for only around 24-48 hours, so you really have to snatch them up quick when you see them.
  • Reddit Free Ebooks : Reddit’s Free Ebooks subreddit is a place where people share about the free books they find across the internet. All links posted in this subreddit are supposed to take you to legally free books, so take a look and see what you find! It’s not very well organized for searching for a specific book, but who knows when you’ll find a gem as you browse?

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Ebooks are a great way to keep a large library of books on your phone, tablet, or computer. If you love to read and can never have too many books, ebooks are amazing—it's much easier to store ebooks than buy a whole new bookcase!

Better still, there are heaps of ways to download free ebooks, covering almost every genre, style, and author, and we've found ten of the best options.

1 Project Gutenberg

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One of the best free ebook download sites is Project Gutenberg. It's a charity endeavor, sustained through volunteers and fundraisers, that aims to collect and provide as many high-quality ebooks as possible. Most of its library consists of public domain titles, but it has other stuff, too, if you're willing to look around.

As of this writing, Gutenberg has more than 70,000 free ebooks on offer. They are available for download in EPUB and MOBI formats (some are only available in one of the two) and can be read online in HTML format.

You can browse the library by category (of which there are hundreds), by most popular (which means total download count), by latest (which means the date of upload), or by random (which is a great way to find new material to read).

2 Google Play

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Many people might not realize this, but Google Play has tons of free ebooks available to download. Finding free eBooks on Google Play differs slightly depending on whether you're using a desktop or smartphone.

  • Desktop : Head to Google Play , select Books from the top menu, then scroll down. Under Top Charts , select Top Free .
  • Android device: Open Google Play and select Books from the bottom menu. Then, select Top Free from the top menu.

You will be able to find thousands of free ebooks. The best part is you can check reviews and see if they're worth the read. The charts system also ranks the best free books, so you can spend your time reading something enjoyable.

While Google Play is native to Android devices, you can also install the app to read from your iPhone or iPad.

3 Open Library

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Open Library is one of the best digital libraries where you can download ebooks for free —not just ones in the public domain but even recently released mainstream titles.

Open Library offers an easily searchable directory of all the free ebooks available on The Internet Archive. You might be surprised at the number of books available; at the time of writing, the total library is pushing toward 1.5 million items.

On the Open Library's homepage, you can readily find the books you might be interested in, thanks to the scrollable categories. Some of the most popular categories include Romance, Kids, and History. You can even find some textbooks lurking in the catalog.

The site is open source, and anyone can edit the information available for each book.

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BookBub is a service dedicated to making it easy to discover new authors. Because of this, BookBub has a large library of independent authors, all offering free ebooks. With BookBub, you can read reviews, check out the synopsis, and see if this is a book you truly want to read.

BookBub is best for those who've read all the classics and want some new and exciting reads.

5 International Children's Digital Library

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If your child is a bookworm, you could spend a lot of cash on new titles. Unless that is, you find a reliable source of free ebooks for kids. The International Children's Digital Library is a godsend for anyone with young readers.

Books are available in a variety of lengths and reading difficulty levels. You can even search by criteria that might stimulate kids, such as the color of the cover. Each book is listed in a specific category for easy searching.

The International Children's Digital Library does appear small, but there are still great titles to be found. The ebooks here are also available in a variety of languages, with most of the titles in English.

7 Centsless Books

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Unlike the other sites on this list, Centsless Books is a curator-aggregator of free Kindle books available on Amazon. Its mission is to make it easy for you to stay on top of all the free ebooks available from the online retailer.

Note that some of the "free" ebooks listed on Centsless Books are only free if you're part of Kindle Unlimited. Unfortunately, Kindle Unlimited might not be worth the money . However, if you have it, it could be a great addition.

Note: Since Centsless Books tracks free ebooks available on Amazon, there may be times when nothing is listed. If that happens, try again a few days later.

8 PDFBooksWorld

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Between the three major ebook formats—EPUB, MOBI, and PDF—what if you prefer to read in the latter format? While EPUBs and MOBIs have basically taken over, reading PDF ebooks hasn't quite gone out of style yet. And for a good reason: PDFs offer universal support across platforms and devices.

If you want to stick to PDFs only, you'll want to check out PDFBooksWorld. While the collection is small, at only a few thousand titles, they're all free and guaranteed to be PDF-optimized. Most of them are literary classics, like The Great Gatsby, A Tale of Two Cities, Crime and Punishment, and so on.

You can also read these books online, making the platform great for citations or academic projects.

For other formatting issues, we've covered everything you need to convert ebooks for your Amazon Kindle.

9 ManyBooks

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ManyBooks is a nifty little site that's been around for over a decade. Its purpose is to curate and provide a library of free and discounted fiction ebooks for people to download and enjoy.

Much of its collection was seeded by Project Gutenberg back in the mid-2000s. However, since then, it has taken on an identity of its own with the addition of thousands of self-published works made available at no charge.

Downloads are available in dozens of formats, including EPUB, MOBI, and PDF, and each story has a rating out of five stars, which is something Project Gutenberg doesn't have.

10 Free-Ebooks.net

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As you can probably guess by its name, free-ebooks.net offers thousands of free ebooks. The content is broadly split into six categories: Fiction, Non-Fiction, Romance, Sci-Fi, Self Help, and Business.

To download free ebooks, you will need to sign up for an account, which is free to create. Once you have an account, you can download up to five free titles every month.

In addition to English, books are available in dozens of other languages.

11 Amazon Prime

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We've snuck Amazon Prime onto the end of the list because, yes, it is a subscription service. However, Amazon Prime users can download thousands of ebooks for free through Amazon Prime Reading, along with all the other benefits a Prime subscription brings.

Amazon regularly swaps out the available ebooks and adds heaps of new options throughout the year. There is also the handy Discover tab for those moments when you're stuck for what to read and a push in the right direction.

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These websites offer excellent free books for your Kindle. I've spent hours finding the best free eBook sites, and these are my choices. They stand out because of their large collections and user-friendly features when you're looking for books.

If you don't have a Kindle and would rather not purchase a brand new one, download the free Kindle reading app on your computer, phone, or tablet.

Massive collection of eBooks.

Customer reviews and ratings.

Many sub-par titles.

Some titles are only free for a limited time.

Easy to confuse Kindle Unlimited titles for free books.

Amazon is one of my favorite book websites . I like to get free book downloads here for two major reasons: the $0 price is guaranteed accurate, and the books are sent straight to my Kindle.

There are hundreds of free eBooks on Amazon, with subsections to click through to better find your next read. You can browse in sections like Short Reads, Nonfiction Singles , History , Parenting , and lots of others.

Email subscription will notify you of new titles.

Wide array of categories.

Free filter helps isolate no-cost books.

Sort by date to find newly added titles.

Also lists heavily discounted books.

Many titles only free for a limited time.

Select a book title at BookBub, and you'll get a synopsis, a photo of the book cover, and sometimes its release date.

I absolutely love the all the categories that are available on this site. In addition to the typical ones like fantasy and business are others like Rom-Com , Parenting , Humor, Middle Grade, Dark Romance, Psychological Thrillers , and Time Travel Romance .

One awesome plus about this source is that most of these titles are also available through other sites like Apple, Google, and Kobo, so those links are provided in addition to the Amazon link. If you sign up for the daily newsletter, you'll get these links sent to you directly.

DigiLibraries

Lengthy category list.

Download up to 50 eBooks per day.

No user account necessary.

Pick the file format you prefer.

Instant download; no wait time.

Cluttered appearance.

Big ads on site.

Can't send directly to your Kindle.

DigiLibraries gathers free Kindle books from independent authors and publishers. You can download these items directly from their website in formats like PDF, EPUB, and MOBI.

I like that there are categories ( lots of them) on the left side of the page to quickly see free Kindle books that are relevant only to those topics. It speeds up the work of narrowing down the books to find what I'm looking for.

Millions of books.

Advanced search features.

Includes book samples.

Not available everywhere.

Libraries limited to a certain number of loans per day.

Audiobooks are mixed in the lists.

I like getting eBooks through OverDrive because it's like checking out a physical book from a library, but way easier. However, because of this, it only works if your public library has a subscription to OverDrive; use the Library Search page to find out which libraries near you offer this deal.

As with library books, when you ​check out an eBook here, it'll only be loaned to you for a few weeks before being automatically taken off your Kindle.

You can also borrow books through their mobile app called Libby .

Feature-rich service.

Helpful browsing tool.

Shows time the price was last verified.

Large cover previews.

Lots of website ads.

eReaderIQ may look like your typical free eBook site, but it has many extra features that make it one of my frequent go-to places when looking for free Kindle books.

All the books are updated hourly, meaning you won't have to miss out on any of the limited-time offers. You can even get notified when new books from Amazon are added.

Browsing is a breeze because you can look through categories and sort the results by newest, rating, and minimum length. You can even set it to show only new books added within the last day.

My favorite thing about this site? Under every listing is the elapsed time since the price was last verified. This is a godsend, as you'll find out throughout this list, because many other sites that list free Kindle books are unreliable due to unreported price changes.

Freebook Sifter

Ratings listed.

Frequent updates.

Ad-free site.

Lots of categories.

Outdated layout.

No cover images or details.

Some books are listed as free but aren't.

Freebook Sifter is a no-frills free Kindle book website that lists tens of thousands of titles. Over a dozen categories are available to choose from, and next to each title is the book's average rating, which you can sort to find the top-rated books.

I like the 'Last Verified' column, which shows how recently the book was verified to be free on Amazon, and the long list of helpful categories.

Subscribe to their daily alerts to get emails about new books.

Standard Ebooks

Uncluttered, ad-free design.

Properly formatted for Kindle.

Monthly emails about new ebooks.

Must download the books (no directly links to Amazon).

Lists only public domain titles.

Standard Ebooks has a collection of "carefully formatted, accessible, open source, and free public domain ebooks." It's an excellent source for Kindle books, specifically, because they're available as AZW3 files. It also hosts EPUB files.

One reason I like to use this website is because it's not full of ads. In fact, there are no ads. It's also extremely easy to use. The layout makes finding a book simple. You can pick from a number of subjects that include the normal ones and others like satire, poetry, travel, and memoir.

You can download these books and then transfer them to your Kindle manually, or read them online in your web browser.

Alice & Books

Browse by hand-selected collections.

One page lists all the newly added books.

The search tool is way too simple.

Annoying ads.

This website does an excellent job categorizing its public domain books. You can browse by title and author like most sites allow, but it's the collections that make this website stand out.

The collections are hand-picked books from different authors compiled into common themes. Movies based on books is one. A few others includ e inspiring female writers , the greatest villains in classic literature , and Pulitzer Prize for drama winners .

Similar to collections are series. These are book sets from the same author that should be read in order. Examples include the Oz books , the Sherlock Holmes series , and Tolstoy's autobiographical trilogy .

Most of the books here are available in a variety of formats like PDF, EPUB, and MOBI, but you can also read them online if you don't want to deal with downloading them.

Sign up to get daily free book alerts.

Choose favorite genres.

Updates to say when titles are no longer free.

Titles might only be free temporarily.

Several website ads.

When I'm feeling uninspired, I appreciate the daily email alerts from eBookDaily. Each email includes three free Kindle books from genres like Teens & Young Adult, Business & Investing, Self Help, Fantasy, Children's Books, and Religious & Inspirational Fiction.

Amazon's star rating and ​number of reviews are shown below each book, along with the cover image and description. Getting the free book on Amazon is just a click or two away.

You can browse the past day's free books, but they'll likely no longer be free.

Popular titles.

Reader ratings and reviews.

Several download options.

Must create an account first.

As much as I don't like the ads, ManyBooks is an excellent place for free Kindle books. It scours the internet to find the greatest and latest titles; currently, there are over 50,000 books listed here!

I like the sorting options that let me quickly find the most popular or highest-rated books in any category.

Browse by author, title, or language, and then download the book; some are available as an AZW3 Kindle file, others as PDF, EPUB, FB2, etc. They can also be read in your browser, and I've seen a few titles include a link to Amazon to get the free book there.

Another way to search is from the genres or  Recommendations page .

Centsless Books

Contemporary titles frequently updated.

Large category list.

Little information before you click the link.

Some aren't really free.

Updated every hour with fresh content, Centsless Books provides over 30 genres of free Kindle books to choose from, and the website couldn’t be easier to use.

All the books are listed on a single page with thumbnails of the cover image and direct links to Amazon. I wish there was more information about a book before I click through to Amazon, but it’s not a dealbreaker.

If you’d rather not check Centsless Books’ website for updates, you can do what I do and subscribe to their email updates .

New books added often.

Multiple genres available.

Download directly from the original store.

States the day the book is free.

Largely used to promote books.

Some eBooks are only sample chapters.

Fewer genres than some sites.

Incorrectly labels some paid books as free.

Freebooksy is a free eBook blog that lists primarily free Kindle books but also has free Nook books, in addition to free eBooks from Kobo, Apple, and Google.

There's a new book listed at least once a day, but often times there are many listed in one day, and you can download one or all of them.

Something I like about this site is that the download links aren't to the book files but instead to the store the book is being given away on, such as Amazon for Kindle books, Google Play, or Apple Books. This means you can download it to your device using those apps.

A few genres available here include  Science Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Romance, and Literary Fiction , and Cookbooks & Nutrition.

Project Gutenberg

Titles not found elsewhere.

Thousands of free eBooks available.

Copy directly to a cloud storage site.

No website ads.

Unable to download directly to Kindle.

If I haven't found an interesting read thus far, I like to open Project Gutenberg. I come here for the 70,000+ free books, but I stick around because there aren't any ads!

Use the search box to find a specific book, or browse the detailed categories for your next great read. You can also view titles by top downloads or recently added.

Something else I like is that I can easily copy these books to my Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive account. No download then upload dance necessary.

This website focuses on older works where the US copyright has expired. Most of them are available as EPUB or PDF. You can also read some of them online.

The Fussy Librarian

Useful email newsletter.

Few titles.

There aren't a ton of options here, but the website is free from ads, lists all the free Kindle eBooks on the same page, and does a decent job showing only truly free titles.

Where The Fussy Librarian really excels, though, is the newsletter. Much like my other choices in this list, I recommend signing up for the newsletter to get email alerts when new free books are available.

One great thing about this site's free Kindle book newsletter is that you can customize which days you want to hear from them, including daily, plus choose the categories you want to be informed about.

Open Library

Tremendous number of books available.

Variety of classic and academic literature.

Scans from hard-copies can be difficult to read on Kindle.

Titles might have waiting lists.

Most books are available for renewable 1-hour loans.

Open Library is a free Kindle book downloading and lending service that has well over 1 million eBook titles available. I recommend checking out Library Explorer ; it's a neat way to visualize these books in a virtual library.

They seem to specialize in classic literature, but you can also browse recipe books and fantasies, among other genres. Searching by keyword is also allowed, as is browsing by subjects, authors, and genre.

One thing I like is that some books can be borrowed for up to two weeks at a time. However, most of these ebooks are available as 1-hour loans that you have to keep renewing to continue reading.

Each book can be read online or downloaded in various file formats like DJVU, EPUB, plain text, and PDF.

Helpful categories and keywords for search.

Updated often.

Thousands of free books.

Large ads are often in the way.

OHFB gathers several thousand free Kindle books from Amazon and gives you some excellent features to easily find your next great read.

You can search by category or keyword to quickly sift through what's available. Books can be found through typical categories like horror, young adult, and fiction, but I particularly like the unique sections such as crafts, hobbies & home, women's fiction, and cookbooks.

There are ads on this site, but otherwise, it feels pretty clean. Large photos of the book covers make it especially easy to quickly scroll through and stop to read the descriptions of books you're interested in. Every page also shows related books to help you find something else you'll like.

Free-eBooks

Search by author or title.

Multiple categories, including textbooks and academic publications.

Registration required.

Limited to five free downloads per month.

This option provides only five book downloads every month, but that shouldn't be a problem if you're just a casual reader.

I love how many categories I can pick from, many that I've never seen on another book download site. Dozens of subcategories are organized by broader category like fiction, non-fiction, classics, etc. They keep a Best Books Overall list if you're not sure where to start.

You'll need to be a member of their site to download the books, but it's free.

Kindle Buffet

Features new titles.

Email subscription available to learn of new posts.

Read info on the book before visiting Amazon.

Unfriendly site design.

Can't search for titles.

Ads overwhelm the site.

Kindle Buffet from Weberbooks is updated daily with the best free books available from Amazon. You can see the book cover, summary, genre, and author.

This website is nowhere near my first pick because the ads are very much in your face. Still, it could be a good choice if the other free Kindle book sources in this list haven't been helpful for you, especially because it updates daily.

The eReader Cafe

Ratings provided.

Titles might not be free.

The eReader Cafe has daily listings for free Kindle and a few bargain books.

Sometimes, I'll take a slow scroll through this website and click through to the books with a high rating. Every listing also includes the book cover, genre, and synopsis.

Daily email subscriptions and social media profiles are also available if you don't want to check their site daily. If you sign up for the emails, you can choose which genres interest you.

BookGoodies

Updated weekly.

Free download end dates listed.

Includes synopsis.

Limited time free eBooks.

No advanced search options.

BookGoodies has lots of fiction and non-fiction Kindle books in various genres, like Paranormal, Women's Fiction, Humor,  and  Travel , that are completely free to download from Amazon.

The time frame a book is available as a free download is shown on each download page, as well as a full description of the book and sometimes a link to the author's website. However, some books are free forever .

Social media pages help you find new additions, but they also have an email service that will send free Kindle books to you every day.

Thousands of 100% discounted books.

Huge list of categories.

Useful search tools.

Easily find other titles from the same author or publisher.

Not everything is free.

Requires a user account.

Smashwords has been around since 2008. It started out as a store where authors could publish and sell their ebooks. Not only can you buy books here, but there are also thousands of free titles and even snippets of the paid ones.

I've included this website in my list for two main reasons: The enormous list of categories and the advanced filtering options. This site can sort the books by newest, most downloaded, and highest rated. It'll also find ebooks under a certain word count.

Readers can leave reviews and comments, which most of these Kindle book sites don't include. Everything is available as an EPUB file.

PixelScroll

Dates clearly listed for limited-time freebies.

Paid and free titles listed together.

Can't trust the deal end date.

PixelScroll lists free Kindle eBooks daily, including their genre listing, synopsis, and cover. You can also see when a free book will start to cost again.

I like this site because I can browse a one-page list of all the titles it has available, and there aren't any ads.

One thing I don't like, and the reason I've listed this website so far down the list, is that it does a poor job updating the date that says when the book will stop being free. It's either too early, in which case I click through to Amazon to find that it isn't free anymore, or it's too late, and the book is still free!

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If you're an avid reader or audiobook listener, you've probably explored Amazon and similar sites for your next great read. However, did you know there's a treasure trove of free books available at your fingertips? 

While there are dedicated e-readers, the associated costs of purchasing books through their platforms can get pricey. The good news is that the following websites are great places where bookworms can find and download ebooks — and even audiobooks — for absolutely free. If you're missing the library vibe, several of these sites allow users to borrow digital titles, just like you would at your local public library.

Of course, clicking on a link that promises free products online can sometimes feel risky. However, rest assured that every site mentioned in this list has been verified to genuinely provide free ebooks or audiobooks in various file formats. Additionally, these sites are user-friendly and completely legal for downloading content — after all, nothing is worse than clicking on a free link only to receive a free virus or a DMCA violation.

Modern technology has made it easier than ever to read a wide range of books and grow your digital library without breaking the bank. Here are eight of the best websites to find and download ebooks for free.

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For free physical books, you turn to your local library. For free ebooks, the solution is OverDrive , a digital library platform offering patrons access to a vast collection at no cost.

Overdrive is a system used by public libraries around the world. It makes it easy for you to find the books you're looking for and download them directly to your Kindle or device, completely free of charge. The system works just like a library. To sign up, simply input your local library account information and then select which books you want to check out. The books are then downloaded directly to your device for a set duration, usually about two weeks. When it's time to return the book, the lending license expires and is automatically made unavailable so that the next person can download it.

While OverDrive provides a convenient and legal avenue to access fresh ebooks outside the public domain, there is a limitation to note. Due to copyright restrictions, each ebook has a set number of licenses available for lending. This means that, at times, you might encounter a waitlist for popular titles. The system ensures copyright compliance, preventing unlimited duplications of a single ebook. So, while OverDrive offers an exceptional free and legal resource for the latest reads, you just may have to wait in line for really popular titles.

Internet Archive: Open Library

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Have you ever considered the monumental task of archiving the entire internet? While it may seem impossible, that's exactly what the Internet Archive is attempting. Founded in 1996 during the rise of public internet access, the Internet Archive: Open Library is an online library and repository whose mission is to archive as much of the digital world as possible, including websites, music, and ebooks.

The Internet Archive is the largest repository of historic website data with snapshots dating back to 1996 that capture the evolution of websites over time. You could spend hours reliving the '90s internet in the Wayback Machine . The site's digital library has an impressive collection of both public domain titles and copyrighted works shared with appropriate permissions. All content on their platform is accessible to the public at no cost.

The site hosts millions of books and different texts that are freely available for download, making it one of the easiest places to find free ebooks online.

Google Play Books

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Google Play Books is another easy way to fill your digital shelves with paid and free ebooks. The app is incredibly intuitive, making it easy to store and organize your digital library by genre, series, or any other criteria. If you do end up purchasing a book, it stays with your account forever, granting access to it on any of your devices. The app also has a massive library of free ebooks that anyone can access with their Google account.

It may take a bit of looking and adjusting filters in their store, but Google Play Books has over 10 million free ebooks available for download. There's no cost or subscription fee. Users can simply browse through the listings and choose the ones they want to appear in their Google Library.

Many of the titles for free are public domain works that are free from copyright laws. This category includes timeless classics and favorites such as the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. However, the free offerings don't stop at the classics. Google Play Books also showcases an extensive list of contemporary works that have been submitted by authors or requested to be made publicly available.

From acclaimed New York Times best-selling authors to budding literary talents, Google Play Books has something for everyone. You can also take advantage of their occasional promotions, where you can snag modern titles at a steal or even for free.

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BookBub isn't a library or an ebook repository, but signing up for an account will definitely help you find ebooks for cheap — and occasionally even for free. When major platforms like Google Play host flash sales or offer ebooks at reduced prices, BookBub monitors the retailers and sends out alerts to subscribers.

Upon registering with BookBub, users can specify their literary preferences by genre or book type. That way, whenever a deal aligns with your reading tastes, BookBub promptly notifies you about the discounted price and the corresponding retailer. This makes BookBub an easy way to fill up your hard drive with free and legally downloaded ebooks.

Beyond mere alerts, BookBub fosters a vibrant community of avid readers. The platform encourages user-generated content, including book recommendations tailored to your favorites. For instance, if you're a fan of "The Lord of the Rings," fellow users might suggest diving into "The Wheel of Time" series. It's a friendly community of book lovers, and most are more than happy to chat about their favorites.

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Drawing from its Latin roots, Libri (books) and Vox (voice), LibriVox is a vast repository that offers a plethora of free audiobooks to the public.

Largely, the collection at LibriVox contains public domain works, making it less likely to offer contemporary titles. The platform's main mission is to ensure audiobooks are available to anyone with an internet connection. This is a daunting task since audiobooks typically require extensive production and drastically increase the price of a book. However, LibriVox manages to offer them at no cost, thanks to the dedication of volunteers who record the books. These volunteers range from ardent fans of the literature to professionals, ensuring a rich and immersive listening experience.

For those who prefer a synchronized reading experience, LibriVox often provides links to the exact text referenced during the audio recording, consolidating the search for both ebooks and audiobooks . The platform's admirable mission has significantly expanded public access to literary works. For those inspired by the cause, LibriVox welcomes new voices, offering an opportunity to volunteer and contribute to their ever-growing collection.

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Initially established in France, Feedbooks has grown into a globally-recognized digital library and publisher. It works similarly to Google Play Books in that it offers a wide range of ebooks, both paid and free.

On Feedbooks, users can easily access thousands of free ebooks, either through their user-friendly app or their online platform. Once a book is downloaded, it remains in the user's account, available for direct reading via the app. Additionally, like other online book retailers, Feedbooks periodically offers special deals and flash sales, giving opportunities to get books at substantial discounts or entirely for free.

What sets Feedbooks apart is that they don't specifically cater to English text. While many platforms provide ebooks in various languages, Feedbooks prioritizes offering a wide linguistic range. This includes, but isn't limited to, French, Ukrainian, and Spanish. Furthermore, to cater to diverse reading preferences, their ebooks are available in formats compatible with Android, Kindle , and Apple devices.

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Manybooks began as a platform to help fledgling authors publish their works and gain a following. It has since evolved into a comprehensive repository for ebooks. All of the books on the site are completely free and legal to download.

While Manybooks collection includes a wide range of public domain works, the best part is how the site helps to promote new authors. It is used as a starting point for authors to publicize their books, get feedback from readers, and start to build an audience. Many authors will post the first book in a series for free as a strategy to engage readers and solicit feedback. This approach paves the way for readers to discover lesser-known yet talented writers.

Using Manybooks is very easy, thanks to its intuitive interface. Users can easily filter their searches by genre or explore unique combinations. It's a great way to explore works that you may not otherwise find. Beyond its free library, Manybooks also curates newsletters and author spotlights to aid subscribers in finding interesting reads.

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Established in 1971, Project Gutenberg has been a pioneering force in the free distribution of ebooks to the public. Its enduring mission is "To encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks."

Named after the Gutenberg press, its founder, Michael Hart, envisioned the computer's important role in storing and spreading information, particularly books and literature. He recognized that once digitized, information could be endlessly replicated and shared, enriching society through free access.

Today, Project Gutenberg offers thousands of public domain works and legally submitted content for download within the United States. For those outside the US, it's crucial to check your nation's copyright laws before downloading.

Beyond ebooks in various formats, Project Gutenberg also provides a diverse range of audiobooks. This collection includes both human-narrated audiobooks by volunteers and voice actors, as well as AI-generated readings, offering users a broad spectrum of listening experiences that might otherwise not be available.

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The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho)

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The Story of Doctor Dolittle

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Pillars of jelly

EM Ariza - Good Guys and Bad Guys

Good Guys and Bad Guys

Antoine De Saint-Exupéry - The Little Prince

The Little Prince

Ernest Hemingway - The Old Man and the Sea

The Old Man and the Sea

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Wuthering Heights

J.R. Rowling - Harry potter and the philosopher’s stone

Harry potter and the philosopher’s stone

OSCAR WILDE - The Canterville Ghost

The Canterville Ghost

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50 shades of Grey

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EM ARIZA - I don´t want to win a Nobel Prize

I don´t want to win a Nobel Prize

Solomon      Northup - Twelve Years a Slave

Twelve Years a Slave

Tennessee Williams - A Streetcar Named Desire

A Streetcar Named Desire

Arthur Conan Doyle. - A Study in Scarlet

A Study in Scarlet

Lucy Maud Montgomery - Anne of green gables

Anne of green gables

 Kenneth Grahame - The Wind in the Willows

The Wind in the Willows

Paula Hawkins - The girl on the train

The girl on the train

New arrivals.

Lewis Carroll. - Three Sunsets and Other Poems

Three Sunsets and Other Poems

OSCAR WILDE - Some Cruelties of Prison Life

Some Cruelties of Prison Life

  H. G. Wells - ANN VERONICA A MODERN LOVE STORY

ANN VERONICA A MODERN LOVE STORY

David Bruce - The Funniest People in Books, Volume 2: 250 Anecdotes

The Funniest People in Books, Volume 2: 250 Anecdotes

 F. Scott Fitzgerald - The Great Gatsby

The Great Gatsby

Elena  Méndez - I AM A MOM!

I AM A MOM!

Jules Verne - The Master of the World

The Master of the World

 C. A. F. Rhys Davids - Palms of the early buddhists

Palms of the early buddhists

David Bruce - Forrest Carter's The Education of Little Tree: A Discussion Guide

Forrest Carter's The Education of Little Tree: A Discussion Guide

Suman Pramanik - The Gentleman

The Gentleman

Laura Ingalls Wilder - Little House on the Prairie

Little House on the Prairie

Jules Verne - Robur the Conqueror

Robur the Conqueror

 Gaston Leroux - The Phantom of the  Opera

The Phantom of the Opera

Bram Stoker - The Lady of the Shroud

The Lady of the Shroud

Elena  Méndez - The Garden of the Forgotten Dreams

The Garden of the Forgotten Dreams

David Bruce - Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker’s The Roaring Girl: A Retelling

Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker’s The Roaring Girl: A Retelling

Julia G Millan - The Origin of the Human Race - A novel about love and despair in Prehistory

The Origin of the Human Race - A novel about love and despair in Prehistory

David Bruce - The Kindest People Who Do Good Deeds, Volume 5: 250 Anecdotes

The Kindest People Who Do Good Deeds, Volume 5: 250 Anecdotes

David Bruce - Margaret Cavendish’s The Unnatural Tragedy: A Retelling

Margaret Cavendish’s The Unnatural Tragedy: A Retelling

Victor saltero colecction.

Victor Saltero - Essay Universalism

Essay Universalism

Victor Saltero - Pride in Being Hispanic

Pride in Being Hispanic

Victor Saltero - THE RECORD

The Economy of Abundance or The End of Poverty

Victor Saltero - What You Need to Know about Economics to Be  Happier

What You Need to Know about Economics to Be Happier

Victor Saltero - Letters to an American:  WHY ARE YOU HATED? WHY ARE YOU LOVED?

Letters to an American: WHY ARE YOU HATED? WHY ARE YOU LOVED?

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EM ARIZA - The Joy of having children

The Joy of having children

P. G. Wodehouse. - Right Ho, Jeeves

Right Ho, Jeeves

P. G. Wodehouse. - The Inimitable Jeeves

The Inimitable Jeeves

Robert Louis Stevenson - The Wrong  Box

The Wrong Box

Mark Twain. - The Diaries of Adam and Eve

The Diaries of Adam and Eve

Thomas de Quincey - On Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts

On Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts

Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce - The Devil’s Dictionary

The Devil’s Dictionary

Henry James. - The Birthplace

The Birthplace

Mark Twain. - The adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

The adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

P. G. Wodehouse. - The Little Nugget

The Little Nugget

Fantasy fiction.

ROBERT W. CHAMBERS - The King in Yellow

The King in Yellow

Edgar Rice Burroughs - A Princess of Mars

A Princess of Mars

  H. G. Wells - The Discovery of the Future

The Discovery of the Future

Edgar Rice Burroughs - The Caspak Trilogy 1: The Land That Time Forgot

The Caspak Trilogy 1: The Land That Time Forgot

Edgar Rice Burroughs - The Caspak Trilogy 2 The People That Time Forgot

The Caspak Trilogy 2 The People That Time Forgot

Edgar Rice Burroughs - The Caspak Trilogy 3 Out of Time's Abyss

The Caspak Trilogy 3 Out of Time's Abyss

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William Shakespeare. - THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA

THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA

William Shakespeare. - The Sonnets

The Sonnets

William Shakespeare. - Hamlet

The Merchant of Venice

William Shakespeare. - The Passionate Pilgrim

The Passionate Pilgrim

William Shakespeare. - The Rape of Lucrece

The Rape of Lucrece

William Shakespeare. - VENUS AND ADONIS

VENUS AND ADONIS

William Shakespeare. - TIMON OF ATHENS

TIMON OF ATHENS

William Shakespeare. - THE WINTER'S TALE

THE WINTER'S TALE

William Shakespeare. - THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS

THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS

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Jane Austen. - Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice

Jane Austen. - Northanger Abbey

Northanger Abbey

Jane Austen. - Persuasion

Emma By Jane Austen

Jane Austen. - Letters  By  Jane Austen

Letters By Jane Austen

Jane Austen. - Love and Friendship  and Other Early Works

Love and Friendship and Other Early Works

Jane Austen. - Mansfield  Park

Mansfield Park

Thomas More - Utopia

The Problems of Philosophy

Napoléon Bonaparte - Maxims

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

OSCAR WILDE - The Decay of Lying: An Observation

The Decay of Lying: An Observation

  H. G. Wells - This Misery of Boots

This Misery of Boots

G. K.  Chesterton - What's Wrong With The World

What's Wrong With The World

George Eliot - Silly Novels By Lady Novelists

Silly Novels By Lady Novelists

Victor Saltero - What You Need to Know about Economics to Be Happier

Classic Literature

  Sun Tzu - The Art of War

The Art of War

Sófocles - Oedipus The King

Oedipus The King

Homero - The Iliad

The Odyssey

Thomas       Malory - King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table

King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table

Fedor Mikhaïlovitch Dostoïevski - Crime and Punishment

Crime and Punishment

William Shakespeare. - The Tragedy of Macbeth

The Tragedy of Macbeth

 Anónimo - The Life of Lazarillo Of Tormes

The Life of Lazarillo Of Tormes

León Tolstói - Father Sergius

Father Sergius

 Laurence Sterne - A Sentimental Journey

A Sentimental Journey

Adventure fiction.

Alexandre Dumas (pére) - The Three  Musketeers

The Three Musketeers

Alexandre Dumas (pére) - The Vicomte de Bragelonne

The Vicomte de Bragelonne

Alexandre Dumas (pére) - Twenty Years After

Twenty Years After

JAMES FENIMORE COOPER - The Last of the Mohicans

The Last of the Mohicans

Alexandre Dumas (pére) - The Three Musketeers

The Mark of Zorro

Edgar Rice Burroughs - The Return of Tarzan

The Return of Tarzan

Jack London. - The Son of the Wolf

The Son of the Wolf

Rudyard Kipling. - The Man Who Would be King

The Man Who Would be King

Children & teen.

 Johanna Spyri - Heidi

The Secret Garden

Lewis Carroll. - Sylvie and Bruno

Sylvie and Bruno

LOUISA MAY ALCOTT - Jo’s Boys

Nutcracker and the Moue King

Edmondo de  Amicis - Cuore An Italian Schoolboy’s Journal

Cuore An Italian Schoolboy’s Journal

Carlo Collodi - The Adventures of Pinocchio

The Adventures of Pinocchio

Charles     Dickens - Some Christmas Stories

Some Christmas Stories

  Beatrix Potter - The Tale of Peter Rabbit

The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Jane Austen. - Sense and Sensibility

Sense and Sensibility

Thomas Hardy. - Tess of the D’Ubervilles

Tess of the D’Ubervilles

CHARLOTTE BRONTE - Jane Eyre, an autobiography

Jane Eyre, an autobiography

Jane Austen. - Emma

The Age of Innocence

Alexandre Dumas (pére) - Camille

The Sorrows of Young Werther

León Tolstói - Katia

Mystery & Suspense

JOSEPH CONRAD - The Secret Agent

The Secret Agent

EDGAR ALLAN POE - The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym

The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym

Arthur Conan Doyle. - The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes

The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes

Henry James. - The Golden Bowl

The Golden Bowl

Gustav Meyrink - The Golem

The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes

Arnold Bennett - The Grand Babylon Hotel

The Grand Babylon Hotel

Horace Walpole - The Castle of Otranto

The Castle of Otranto

Wilkie Collins. - The Law and the Lady

The Law and the Lady

 Gaston Leroux - The Mystery of The Yellow Room

The Mystery of The Yellow Room

Science fiction.

George  Orwell - 1984  By  George Orwell

1984 By George Orwell

Philip K Dick - Second  Variety

Second Variety

Jack London. - The Red One

The Red One

Kurt  Vonnegut - 2 B R 0 2  B

2 B R 0 2 B

H P Lovecraft - The Colour Out Of Space

The Colour Out Of Space

Edgar Rice Burroughs - A PRINCESS OF  MARS

A PRINCESS OF MARS

  H. G. Wells - The War of the Worlds

The War of the Worlds

History & biographies.

WG Sebald - Austerlitz

The Diary of a Young Girl

G. K.  Chesterton - Autobiography  By  G. K. Chesterton

Autobiography By G. K. Chesterton

Flavio Josefo - The Life of Flavius Josephus

The Life of Flavius Josephus

Charles Nordhoff y James Norman Hall - Mutiny on the Bounty

Mutiny on the Bounty

 John Dos Passos - One Man's Initiation

One Man's Initiation

Jules Verne - The Great Navigators of the Eighteenth Century

The Great Navigators of the Eighteenth Century

Benjamin Franklin. - Autobiography  By  Benjamin Franklin

Autobiography By Benjamin Franklin

Winston  Churchill - The Crisis

Short-Stories

EDGAR ALLAN POE - The Black  Cat

The Black Cat

OSCAR WILDE - The Devoted Friend

The Devoted Friend

EDGAR ALLAN POE - The Pit and the Pendulum

The Pit and the Pendulum

OSCAR WILDE - The Portrait of Mr. W. H.

The Portrait of Mr. W. H.

Fedor Mikhaïlovitch Dostoïevski - White Nights

White Nights

Anton Pavlovich Chejov - A Woman’s Kingdom

A Woman’s Kingdom

Charles     Dickens - What Christmas is as We Grow Older

What Christmas is as We Grow Older

O. Henry - The Gift of the  Magi

The Gift of the Magi

Arthur Conan Doyle. - The Great Keinplatz Experiment

The Great Keinplatz Experiment

WILLIAM BLAKE - Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience

Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience

WILLIAM BLAKE - Songs of  Innocence and Songs of Experience

The Flowers of Evil

OSCAR WILDE - Charmides and Other Poems

Charmides and Other Poems

Emily Dickinson. - Poems Series One

Poems Series One

Emily Dickinson. - Poems Second Series

Poems Second Series

Emily Dickinson. - Poems Third Series

Poems Third Series

A. S. Pushkin - Poems  by Pushkin

Poems by Pushkin

OSCAR WILDE - The Ballad of Reading Gaol

The Ballad of Reading Gaol

Charles Baudelaire - Poems in Prose

Poems in Prose

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Best Free e Book Sources for Avid Readers

Want to find the best resources for free eBooks? This article highlights where to discover free eBooks, the best devices for reading them, and practical tips to make the most of your digital library, including how to organize your eBook collection effectively.

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Key takeaways.

Various sources, including public libraries and Project Gutenberg, provide access to a vast collection of free eBooks, enriching the reading experience without financial burden.

Choosing the right device for reading eBooks, such as dedicated eReaders like Kindle or versatile tablets, enhances comfort and accessibility.

Understanding copyright laws and recognizing public domain works are essential for legally accessing and sharing eBooks.

Discover Free eBooks

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The quest to find free eBooks can lead you to various sources, each offering a unique collection of digital books. From public libraries to dedicated websites like Project Gutenberg, there are countless places to explore and download eBooks legally. These platforms make it easier than ever to build a vast digital library without any cost, allowing you to indulge in more books than ever before.

Public libraries offer access to free eBooks with just a library card. Similarly, Project Gutenberg has an extensive collection of over 70,000 public domain books available for free download.

Beyond these, numerous other online resources and apps provide access to a wide range of free eBooks, ensuring that your reading list is always full.

Public Libraries

Public libraries have embraced the digital revolution, providing readers with access to free eBooks through platforms like OverDrive. With a valid library card, you can browse and download digital books from the comfort of your home. This service extends beyond eBooks, offering audiobooks and magazines as well.

The convenience of accessing a library’s entire catalog online makes it easier than ever to discover new titles and enjoy your favorite genres without the wait times often associated with print books.

Project Gutenberg

Project Gutenberg is a haven for those looking to find free eBooks. This platform offers over 70,000 public domain books, making it a treasure trove of classic literature and historical texts. The eBooks are available in various formats, including epub and Kindle, ensuring compatibility with most eReaders.

The vast collection includes works where U.S. copyright has expired, allowing for free access and distribution. Whether you’re looking to revisit the classics or explore new literary worlds, Project Gutenberg is a valuable resource for any avid reader.

Other Online Resources

Beyond public libraries and Project Gutenberg, there are numerous other websites and apps where you can find free eBooks. Platforms like Free-eBooks.net, ProlificWorks, and Smashwords offer a diverse selection of genres, including science fiction, fantasy, and more.

These sites often feature works by independent authors, providing readers with fresh voices and unique stories. Whether you’re browsing from your computer or using a mobile device, these resources make it easy to download and enjoy digital books legally.

Best Devices for Reading eBooks

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Choosing the right device can significantly enhance your eBook reading experience. From dedicated eReaders to versatile tablets and laptops, each option offers unique features that cater to different reading preferences. eReaders like the Kindle and NOOK provide a focused reading experience with e-ink technology that mimics the feel of printed pages.

Tablets and mobile devices, on the other hand, offer additional functionalities such as apps, multimedia, and internet browsing, making them a versatile choice for readers who multitask. Readers who prefer larger screens and robust functionality may find computers and laptops to be excellent options. These devices provide a comfortable viewing experience for lengthy texts and offer features like note-taking and highlighting.

No matter your preference, there’s a device out there that can make your eBook reading more enjoyable and convenient.

Kindle vs. NOOK

When it comes to dedicated eReaders, Kindle and NOOK are two of the most popular choices. Kindle devices, particularly the Paperwhite, are known for their high-resolution screens and note-taking capabilities. The Amazon Kindle Store also offers a vast selection of eBooks, including many free titles.

NOOK eReaders, praised for their user-friendly design and long battery life, emphasize works by independent authors. Both brands also offer tablet options that combine e-reading with additional functionalities, giving readers the best of both worlds.

Tablets and Mobile Devices

Tablets and mobile devices such as the NOOK Lenovo tablet offer an immersive reading experience with vivid color displays and access to various reading apps. These devices are not limited to just eBooks; they also support multimedia content, making them a versatile choice for readers who enjoy magazines, comics, and streaming videos.

The ability to browse the internet and use various apps alongside reading makes tablets and mobile devices a powerful tool for any book lover.

Computers and Laptops

Reading eBooks on computers and laptops has its own set of advantages. The larger screens provide a comfortable viewing experience for lengthy texts, and high-resolution displays enhance the clarity of text and images. Many eBook reading apps for computers offer features like note-taking, highlighting, and easy text search, making it easier to study and conduct research.

Additionally, using laptops allows for multitasking, enabling readers to access online resources and manage their eBook collections efficiently.

Popular Genres in eBooks

eBooks cover a wide range of genres, but some of the most popular include science fiction, fantasy, and non-fiction. These genres offer rich narratives and diverse themes that captivate readers and transport them to different worlds. Whether you’re a fan of futuristic technology, magical realms, or real-world insights, there’s an eBook genre that will pique your interest.

Science fiction eBooks often delve into advanced technology and alternate realities, challenging our understanding of the universe. Fantasy eBooks, on the other hand, weave tales of magical elements and mythical creatures that ignite the imagination. Non-fiction eBooks provide valuable knowledge on various topics, from history to self-help, making them an excellent resource for lifelong learning.

Science Fiction

Science fiction eBooks are a favorite among readers who enjoy exploring futuristic concepts and imaginative narratives. Common themes include advanced technology, space exploration, and alternate realities, which push the boundaries of our understanding of the world. These books often engage readers with thought-provoking ideas and compelling stories that challenge the status quo.

Platforms like Project Gutenberg and other online resources offer a wealth of free science fiction titles for readers to enjoy.

Fantasy eBooks transport readers to magical worlds filled with mythical creatures, enchanted lands, and epic adventures. Popular fantasy titles often involve complex characters and richly detailed settings that captivate the imagination.

With the availability of free fantasy eBooks on platforms like Smashwords and Free-eBooks.net, readers can easily explore new realms and immerse themselves in fantastical stories without any cost.

Non-Fiction

Non-fiction eBooks cover a wide array of topics, providing readers with valuable insights and knowledge. From history and biographies to self-help and educational resources, these books offer practical information and personal development tools.

Platforms like Open Library and Project Gutenberg host numerous highly regarded non-fiction titles available for free, making it easy for readers to access a wealth of knowledge and learn new skills.

Enhancing Your eBook Experience

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Enhancing your eBook reading experience involves more than just choosing the right book or device. It also includes utilizing features like bookmarking, note-taking, and screen customization to make reading more enjoyable and efficient. eReaders excel at providing a paper-like experience, while tablets offer additional functionalities such as web browsing and multimedia content. Adjusting settings like font size, background color, and lighting can significantly improve reading comfort and reduce eye strain, especially during long reading sessions.

Moreover, syncing your eBooks across multiple devices ensures a seamless reading experience. This allows you to pick up where you left off, regardless of whether you’re reading on your eReader, tablet, or computer. By leveraging these features, you can make the most out of your digital reading experience.

Bookmarking and Notes

Bookmarking and note-taking are essential features that enhance the eBook reading experience. Many eReaders and reading apps, like Google Play Books, allow users to create multiple bookmarks and highlight important sections. This functionality makes it easy to navigate through lengthy books and keep track of key points.

Additionally, note-taking features enable readers to jot down thoughts and annotations directly within the eBook, streamlining the study process and making it easier to revisit important information.

Customizing Your Reading Screen

Customizing your reading screen can significantly improve reading comfort. Here are some adjustments you can make:

Adjust the font size to your preference to make the text easier to read.

Change the background color to reduce eye strain.

Use larger screens on computers and laptops for a more comfortable viewing experience for extensive documents.

Utilize features like night mode and adjustable lighting to further enhance readability.

By tailoring these settings to your needs, you can create a more enjoyable and personalized reading environment.

Syncing Across Devices

Syncing your eBooks across multiple devices ensures that you can pick up right where you left off, no matter which device you’re using. Many eReading platforms offer cloud synchronization, keeping your reading progress and annotations updated across all your devices.

This seamless integration means you can start reading on your eReader at home, continue on your tablet during your commute, and finish on your computer at work. By utilizing these syncing features, you can enjoy a continuous and uninterrupted reading experience.

Educational Uses of eBooks

eBooks have revolutionized the educational landscape by providing students and lifelong learners with easy access to a vast array of digital books. Whether you’re a student in a classroom, a university researcher, or an adult seeking personal development, eBooks offer valuable resources that can enhance your learning experience. Public libraries, university libraries, and various online platforms host a wealth of free non-fiction eBooks that cover topics from history and science to self-help and biographies.

In addition to the convenience of accessing these resources from anywhere, eBooks also offer interactive features such as multimedia elements, quizzes, and annotations, which can make learning more engaging and effective. eBooks offer educational benefits that help learners of all ages continuously expand their knowledge and skills.

Classroom Integration

The portability of eBooks makes them an excellent tool for classroom integration. Students can carry an entire library on devices like tablets and smartphones, reducing the need for physical textbooks. Platforms like Sora provide K-12 students with access to eBooks and audiobooks, enhancing their learning experience through digital means.

The ability to highlight text, take notes, and bookmark pages directly within the eBook streamlines the study process and helps students stay organized.

University Libraries

University libraries have embraced digital resources, offering students access to a vast collection of academic eBooks. These resources support research across various disciplines, providing students with up-to-date information and scholarly works. By utilizing digital books, university libraries can offer a broader range of materials without the physical space constraints of traditional libraries.

This digital shift not only supports academic research but also makes it easier for students to access essential resources from anywhere.

Lifelong Learning

Lifelong learning is a crucial aspect of personal and professional development, and free eBooks provide an excellent resource for continuous education. Online platforms offer a wide range of eBooks that cater to various interests and skill levels, from self-help and personal development to advanced technical skills.

By creating personalized eBook collections, individuals can curate content that aligns with their learning objectives, ensuring they have access to the knowledge they need to grow and succeed.

Legal Considerations

Understanding the legal considerations surrounding eBooks is essential to ensure that you are accessing and sharing content lawfully. Copyright law protects the expression of ideas, restricting the reproduction, distribution, and display of creative works without permission. However, works in the public domain, such as those with expired copyrights or created by U.S. government employees, can be freely accessed and shared. Platforms like Project Gutenberg provide a vast collection of public domain books, allowing readers to explore classic literature and historical texts without legal concerns.

Each eBook platform has specific terms of use that outline how their content can be accessed and shared. Familiarizing yourself with these guidelines can help you avoid legal issues. Project Gutenberg allows free use of its eBooks in the U.S., but users outside the country should check local copyright laws to ensure compliance.

Copyright Law

Copyright law plays a significant role in the distribution and use of eBooks. It protects the expression of ideas but not the ideas themselves, allowing for the free use of general concepts. Project Gutenberg, for example, offers non-commercially shared audiobooks and eBooks where the copyright holder has granted permission for unlimited use.

However, readers outside the U.S. should check the copyright terms in their countries to ensure they are compliant with local laws.

Public Domain Books

Public domain books are works whose copyrights have expired or were never protected by copyright, making them free for public use. In the U.S., works published before 1924 are in the public domain and can be used without permission. Additionally, U.S. government works created by federal employees in their official capacity are also considered public domain.

This availability allows readers to access a wealth of classic literature and historical texts without legal restrictions.

Terms of Use

Each eBook platform has specific terms of use that dictate how their content can be accessed, shared, and redistributed. It’s crucial to familiarize yourself with these guidelines to avoid any legal issues.

Project Gutenberg allows free use of its eBooks in the U.S.; however, users outside the country should verify local copyright laws for compliance. Understanding these terms helps navigate the legal landscape of digital books effectively.

In conclusion, the world of free eBooks is vast and full of opportunities for avid readers. By exploring resources like public libraries, Project Gutenberg, and various online platforms, you can find a wealth of digital books without any cost. Whether you prefer reading on eReaders, tablets, or computers, there’s a device that suits your needs. Popular genres like science fiction, fantasy, and non-fiction offer endless adventures and knowledge. By enhancing your eBook experience through bookmarking, customization, and syncing, you can make the most of your digital library. Embrace the educational benefits of eBooks and stay informed about legal considerations to enjoy a seamless reading journey. Dive into the world of free eBooks and let your literary adventures begin!

Frequently Asked Questions

How can i find free ebooks.

Free eBooks can be easily accessed through public libraries, Project Gutenberg, and websites such as Free-eBooks.net and ProlificWorks. These resources provide a wide selection of titles at no cost.

What are the best devices for reading eBooks?

The best devices for reading eBooks are eReaders such as Kindle and NOOK, as well as tablets and mobile devices, each providing distinct advantages for a comfortable reading experience.

What are some popular genres in eBooks?

Popular genres in eBooks include science fiction, fantasy, and non-fiction, which provide readers with a wide range of captivating narratives. This variety ensures that there is something for every taste.

How can I enhance my eBook reading experience?

To enhance your eBook reading experience, utilize features such as bookmarking, note-taking, screen customization, and cross-device syncing. These tools allow for a more personalized and convenient reading journey.

What legal considerations should I be aware of when using free eBooks?

It is essential to understand copyright laws, identify public domain works, and review the terms of use for various eBook platforms to ensure legal compliance when using free eBooks. Noncompliance could lead to legal issues, so staying informed is critical.

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Bpsc syllabus 2024: the 70th bpsc cce prelims syllabus is released by the recruitment body and includes subjects like  history, geography, polity, economy, and general science. the bpsc 70th prelims syllabus comprises one paper, i.e., general studies. read below to learn about the detailed topics list and updated exam pattern..

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BPSC Syllabus 2024 : The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) released the BPSC CCE prelims syllabus 2024 on the official website along with the notification . BPSC is responsible for the recruitment of eligible candidates for state services, such as subdivisional officers, rural development officers, district Sanapark officers and other PCS level officers.   All interested and eligible aspirants should follow the latest BPSC syllabus and exam pattern 2024 and redefine their preparation techniques accordingly. 

The BPSC 70th prelims syllabus comprises one paper, i.e., General Studies, which contains questions from Events of national and international importance, History of Bihar and Indian History, Geography (mainly Geography of Bihar), Indian Polity and Economy, Changes in the Economy of Bihar Post-Independence, Indian National Movement and the Role of Bihar, General Mental Ability, etc. 

BPSC Syllabus 2024 Overview

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BPSC Syllabus 2024 for Prelims

  • Current events of national and international importance.
  • The history of India and salient features of the history of Bihar.
  • General geography and geographical division of Bihar and its major river systems. Geography of India and Bihar, including the physical, social, and economic geography of the country, including the main features of Indian agricultural and natural resources.
  • Indian polity and economy and major changes in the economy of Bihar in the post-independence period. Emphasis on the country’s political system, Panchayati Raj, community development, and planning in India and Bihar.
  • The Indian National Movement and the role played by Bihar in it.
  • Question based on general mental ability.
  • General Science will cover general appreciation and understanding of science, including matters of everyday observation and experience, as may be expected of a well-educated person who has not made a special study of any scientific discipline.
  • Indian National Movement will relate to the nature and character of the nineteenth-century resurgence, growth of nationalism, and attainment of Independence and focus on the role of Bihar in the freedom movement of India

BPSC Exam Pattern 2024

How to Cover BPSC Syllabus 2024?

  • Analyse the BPSC syllabus 2024 to cover the exam-relevant topics and question format prescribed by the officials. 
  • Choose the expert-recommended books and online resources to cover the basic concepts and advanced chapters.
  • Attempt mock tests and BPSC previous year's question papers to check their strong and weak areas.
  • Revise all the topics, formulas, and short-cut tricks regularly to retain concepts for a definite period.

Best Books for BPSC Syllabus 2024

  • NCERTs for History, Geography, Polity, Economy, and General Science
  • India’s Ancient Past by R.S. Sharma
  • History of Mediaeval India by Satish Chandra
  • History of Modern India by Bipin Chandra
  • Geography of India by Majid Hussain
  • World and Physical Geography by D.R.Khullar
  • Indian Polity by M.Laxmikanth
  • Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh
  • Science and Technology in India by Ravi P. Agrahari

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  • What is the BPSC Syllabus 2024? + The BPSC prelims syllabus consists of one paper, i.e. General Studies.
  • What is the BPSC Exam Pattern? + As per the BPSC exam pattern, the prelims exam comprises objective-type questions for 150 marks. The exam duration will be 2 hours.
  • How to prepare for the BPSC Syllabus 2024? + To crack the BPSC 70th exam, one should adhere to the latest BPSC prelims syllabus, clear basic concepts, and practice unlimited mock tests to obtain favorable results in the exam.

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