Category: Free Kindle Books
Happy Birthday Jules Verne!
Jules Verne was one of the first authors to venture into the Science Fiction genre during the mid to late nineteenth century. He wrote about underwater, space and air travel…
Free Kindle Books on Open Library
Open Library is an amazing non-profit project (partially funded by California State Library). It is trying to catalog book (and e-book) titles and their locations, thus creating a gigantic library. As…
Some Thoughts on Free E-books
How often do you read free e-books on your Kindle? Always? Most of the time? Sometimes? Rarely? Does the fact that the book is free, make your reading process more…
Free E-books for Newbies (Part II)
If you’ve been in relationship with your Kindle for a while now, then there is nothing new for you in this post. If you are new to the whole e-books…
Some Free E-books from Forgottenbooks.org
Forgotten Books was recommended to me by a reader, Glynn, who, I’m guessing, is affiliated with this company. Forgotten Books is an independent publishing company focused on reviving old…
Free Kindle Books for Newbies
What is the first thing a new Kindle owner does? Right! The dance of joy. Okay, but the next thing? As for me, it was the diving into the ocean…
Free Kindle Books on Feedbooks
Feedbooks is a book store, selling books and e-books with an unpredictable price deviation in comparison the Kindle Books on Amazon. Some books are cheaper and some books are more…
Kindle Screensavers – What Do They Mean?
Ever wondered about the story behind the Kindle and Kindle DX screensavers? Here are a few tidbits about them. If you ever get a chance to go to New England,…
Some Free E-books on Free-ebooks.net
I am slightly disappointed with www.free-ebooks.net for trying to rip off fellows Kindle-ers, but it might be useful for someone, so I will hide my judging stare away. I have many…
Free E-books from BookRix
Here is another emerging resource with free books – bookrix.com. This is not the largest e-book library in the world; it has a little bit less than 13,000 books available…