Also most libraries are linked w overdrive (an app) where you can download ebooks and audio books. Check w your library. Its easy to use. You borrow the books and return after a period of 7 or 14 days. I use overdrive for my audio books and love it as well
I’m a fan of print to be honest, but at the same time books are books. I use overdrive fort audio books bc I walk and listening to music just doesn’t work for me
OHFB…onehundredfreebooks online. Some places have Little Free Libraries (a box built to share books, people stop and get or leave books. ) you can check online if there’s one near you…?
EReader News Daily, Book Scream, ContentMo, Bookzio, Read Freely, Ebook Lister, Reading Deals and Free 99 Books to name just some of the sites that will email you daily with free or very low cost books. Search each of those titles and sign up. I have tons more if you want them.
I’ve won free books I’d be more than happy to send them to you when I’m done if you’d like. I haven’t gotten a chance to read any of them yet but I plan to. Just let me know
A Library is a good choice. I’m going to say something that will probably be pretty unpopular, but please don’t pirate books. Books at a library are purchased and authors are paid some small amount. Most authors barely squeak by. Most have day jobs. If you want good books written, authors like every other worker, need to get paid. I do buy a load of e books on BookBub and on Bookperk. They are pretty inexpensive, usually $1.99. Those promotions by the publisher help get the book rankings up so that, hopefully, it will start getting noticed. Speaking of notice, if you love a book, leave a review. That also helps authors. But back to libraries, they rock, and many times, if they don’t have a book, they can get it for you.
Check with your local library. My library has a program where volunteers will even deliver books to those people who can’t physically come to the library for one reason or another. You create a wish list or submit a genre and obtain a library card and u enroll in the program free. Something to keep in the back of ur mind for people u may know who love to read but can’t travel!! ?
Some ebooks are free through emails from the following: DigitalBookSpot, The Fussy Librarian, Robin Reads Team, Team Romance Reads, BookBub, Freebooksy, Ereader News Today, Amazon and Instafreebie. Always check the prices before you click. They can change at any time.
Library
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The library
If you have a kindle or iPad there are several websites.
Are you looking for ebooks as well? Try bookbub. I love them
Or BookGorilla
Never tried that one! Cool!
Also most libraries are linked w overdrive (an app) where you can download ebooks and audio books. Check w your library. Its easy to use. You borrow the books and return after a period of 7 or 14 days. I use overdrive for my audio books and love it as well
Thanks @Courtney
I’m a fan of print to be honest, but at the same time books are books. I use overdrive fort audio books bc I walk and listening to music just doesn’t work for me
I use the library with overdrive as well
Follow book bloggers. Many, including myself, often host giveaways.
@www.facebook.com/carynbookwhisperer
thank u!
@Cozy will be posting Sunday
Search “free books” on your kindle or nook. Specify which type of book you like; “historical, autobiography” etc.
Sign up for BookBub, FreeBooksy and BookGorilla!
I love netgalley
OHFB…onehundredfreebooks online.
Some places have Little Free Libraries (a box built to share books, people stop and get or leave books. ) you can check online if there’s one near you…?
Library, book sales in your area, kindle and Nook both have free books available. Try to win books at http://goodreads.com/, http://freshfiction.com/, http://bookloons.com/, http://writerspace.com/
Bookbub!
The library!
I’m old school I want physical books.. ?
Go to amazon. Type in free books.
Thank you.. All of you?
EReader News Daily, Book Scream, ContentMo, Bookzio, Read Freely, Ebook Lister, Reading Deals and Free 99 Books to name just some of the sites that will email you daily with free or very low cost books. Search each of those titles and sign up. I have tons more if you want them.
Real books is mostly library and Goodreads has tons of giveaways, but hundreds enter.
https://books.bookfunnel.com/freefallyabooks
Overdrive. You can borrow Ebooks from your local library.
I share free books daily in my reader group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1682555895094153/
I know it’s not free, but I often get great books for only 50 cents at Goodwill.
http://goodreads.com/ has giveaways all the time!
Totally worth your time. I have won several books.
Your local public library still free if u have a library card which there may be a one time fee for
BookBub, Amazon Kindle First, GoodReads deals, BookShout
Kindle unlimited
If your library is linked with Hoopla and Axis360 they are great!!
If you have a kindle or nook, Join book un and early bird books. They have free and cheap books all the time.
Also Linda’s Book Obsession, Lake Union Authors.
Most public libraries have a used book rack with paperbacks for $.50-$1.00.
I love Bookbub.
L.a. Cooper Yvonne Brown@Yvonne
Lots of sites I use bookbub . Ohfb
I definitely recommend Kindle Unlimited, Bookbub, Ereader, BookGorilla
Free Little Libraries!
For ebooks, Project Gutenberg. You’ll find thousand of books and it’s legal!
Check out http://bookcrossings.com/ I just released a book into the wild today
Make your own free book exchange box. Put a notice on it take a book, leave a book. Good luck!
Amazon and overdrive
Library? 🙂
❤️❤️❤️ “You win the internet!” Says a library lady!!
Library..tons of them..
Rummage sales. You never know what you’ll find 🙂
Also flea markets. Not free but very inexpensive.
Book bub for ebooks…the library but you do have to return them. Good luck.
LibraryThing I get a book a month. They have print and ebooks. Lots of reading groups that have authors also have giveaways
I’ve won free books I’d be more than happy to send them to you when I’m done if you’d like. I haven’t gotten a chance to read any of them yet but I plan to. Just let me know
A Library is a good choice. I’m going to say something that will probably be pretty unpopular, but please don’t pirate books. Books at a library are purchased and authors are paid some small amount. Most authors barely squeak by. Most have day jobs. If you want good books written, authors like every other worker, need to get paid. I do buy a load of e books on BookBub and on Bookperk. They are pretty inexpensive, usually $1.99. Those promotions by the publisher help get the book rankings up so that, hopefully, it will start getting noticed. Speaking of notice, if you love a book, leave a review. That also helps authors. But back to libraries, they rock, and many times, if they don’t have a book, they can get it for you.
I don’t think what you said will be unpopular at all. Totally agree x
My immediate gut reaction was library but I’m so happy to see all of these creative ideas!
Cheap ones through better world http://books.com/ free shipping
http://bookbub.com/
Overdrive app. It’s an app you can link up with your library card and get ebooks lent that way. 🙂
Oh and I check thrift stores and library sales. Got almost all of the sookie stackhouse books .50 each and a ton of other goodies cheap. 🙂
Check with your local library. My library has a program where volunteers will even deliver books to those people who can’t physically come to the library for one reason or another. You create a wish list or submit a genre and obtain a library card and u enroll in the program free. Something to keep in the back of ur mind for people u may know who love to read but can’t travel!! ?
Library
Are you signed up for Bookbub? They have lots of freebies and $.99 sales.
Some ebooks are free through emails from the following: DigitalBookSpot, The Fussy Librarian, Robin Reads Team, Team Romance Reads, BookBub, Freebooksy, Ereader News Today, Amazon and Instafreebie. Always check the prices before you click. They can change at any time.
I download ebooks from local library..they give you up to 7 books and 21 days to borrow so its a win win 🙂
http://netgalley.com/
Umm, the LIBRARY. TONS of print and ebooks.