Free Kindle bks...help

[Minnie's Pal]

Kindle Store - Limited-time offers and thousands of popular classics
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Internet Archive - Over 2.5 million free titles
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Open Library - Over 1 million free titles
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Project Gutenberg - Over 30,000 free titles
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I have already downloaded a few free books from Kindle but that's all so far.

Can you get free books from these other websites? Are there other fees? I went to one or two but couldn't really figure it out.

 

[thewritegirl]

Pixel of Ink is a great blog that lists highly rated free and cheap Kindle books. I check it every day, because a lot of the books that are not in the public domain are free only for a very limited time, to gain publicity. So double check that the price is still $0 before you buy. I've got 70 books on my Kindle right now, and have paid for two of them. Only a couple are classics. HTH!

 

[Agri]

Yes, you can. You'll have to download them to your computer than transfer the files to your Kindle directly. If you email them to your Kindle, you will have to pay a fee for that service.

Its pretty easy to do and I have read a lot of books from Project Gutenberg on my Kindle.

 

[Minnie's Pal]

Yes, you can. You'll have to download them to your computer than transfer the files to your Kindle directly. If you email them to your Kindle, you will have to pay a fee for that service.

Its pretty easy to do and I have read a lot of books from Project Gutenberg on my Kindle.

Pixel of Ink is a great blog that lists highly rated free and cheap Kindle books. I check it every day, because a lot of the books that are not in the public domain are free only for a very limited time, to gain publicity. So double check that the price is still $0 before you buy. I've got 70 books on my Kindle right now, and have paid for two of them. Only a couple are classics. HTH!

Thanks for the help.