Where to Find eBook Downloads By Barbara Gaston [42 more lists]
Where to find eBook downloads may be the first question asked by someone with a new eBook reader like a Kindle, a Barnes & Noble Nook or an iPad. Luckily for them, finding eBook download sites is very simple as these sites are prevalent around the Internet. From the official eBook stores that offer the New York Times best sellers for a nominal fee to the lesser-known websites that provide free eBooks for download, the possibilities are nearly endless.
Many of the most popular eBook readers like the Kindle, the iPad and the Nook allow users to connect directly to the respective eBook stores of their manufacturers. For readers looking for the hot new release or more-recent books, a quick visit to the Amazon.com Kindle Store, Barnes & Noble Nook Bookstore, Apple iBookstore or Sony Reader Store is often the most convenient way to find a great new read.
For others, price may be a factor when choosing an eBook to download which is why numerous websites that offer free eBook downloads exist. Project Gutenberg was one of the first websites to begin collecting eBooks for users to download for free and has since grown to become one of the best websites for free eBook downloads.
Similarly, just like how brick-and-mortar public libraries offer thousands of books which can be borrowed and enjoyed for free, those same public libraries also offer a selection of eBooks that patrons can borrow for free. As a bonus, checking out an eBook from a public library can be done electronically, eliminating the need to visit the library.
As long as electronic gadgets and eBook readers continue to provide us with a wide range of entertainment and content on the go, these places at which to find eBook downloads will be right behind them and undoubtably continue to grow as well.
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Public Libraries
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Departments include books, music, videos, home and garden, electronics, and toys. More - 3
Thousands of free e-books available in multiple formats for PDAs. - 4
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Google eBookstore
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FreeBookSpot.com
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Fictionwise
Fictionwise.com provides a collection of fiction and non-fiction in eBook formats. More - 9
Diesel-ebooks.com
- 10 Scribd is a social publishing site where people upload and share creative writing and various documents, regardless of file format. The company claims more than 55 million unique users to the network each month and well-known users such as Barack Obama, the World Economic Forum, major publishers and New York Times-bestselling authors. More
- 11 A library of 25,000 free ebooks whose copyright has expired in the U.S.A. Book listings, search engine, newsletter, articles and information on how users can help create more free ebooks. More
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Ebooks.com
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Sony Reader Store
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SnipFiles.com
- 15 Ebooks in Adobe PDF, HTML, Microsoft Reader, Pocket PC, and Palm format. Publishing services available. More
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- 17 BookGlutton.com is a community for online book reading. The site offers book clubs, book uploads and a web-based book reader with shared annotation and instant messaging. In 2008, BookGlutton was nominated for a Webby award in the Community category. More
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eBook-cafe.com
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Getfreeebooks.com
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iBooks Store
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- 21 The official Barnes and Noble web site.
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Obooko.com
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Bookyards.com
- 24 Smashwords is an online publishing platform for independent authors. Smashwords allows independent authors to digitally publish, sample and sell their novels. Authors upload a Word doc and Smashwords convert it into multiple DRM-free ebook formats. Authors receive 85% the net sales proceeds from their works, and they retain full control over sampling and pricing. More
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Ebookee.com
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Ebookdirectory.com
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Globusz.com
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