regm

I had purchased the Nook and returned it because I wasn't impressed with the free books and wasn't willing to buy books. Our former library director goes to the Guttenburg website for free books. These are the classics.

Elizabeth in Texas

I subscribe to Kindle Nation Daily. They list all new free books on a twice daily basis. There is also a link for bargain books.

I love my kindle! I'm looking forward to the upgrade later this year that will allow us to "borrow" library books.

http://kindlenationdaily.com/

zelda2

I LOVE this site, thank you!!!!

BobbiG

You can download the free books to your pc and then put them on your Kindle. Enjoy it!

melissacross

I go to Barnes and Noble they have a lot of free and some very cheap e-books there

KSellers

Many libraries have downloadable books now, so you should inquire.

Susie42quilter

Try these: girlebooks.com; http://www.smashwords.com; free

bookspot.com;1001books.com; diesel-ebooks.com;readprint.com; ccel.org; bookyards.com; worldlibrary.net; feedbooks.com; munseys.com; manybooks.net
(kindle format*azw); gutenberg.org; some of these you need to register, which is free, some you need to select mobi, for it to be readable on the kindle, some you select e-books format. Hope this gets you started, good luck. Happy reading :thumbup: :thumbup:

mucky

Do I go to these websites on my Kindle or on my computer?

Roberta

Free books most every day on the Knob.com. I believe that's the name of the site and I'd send you their email but I didn't receive mine yet today.

They have free deals for Kindle and Nook plus some really inexpensive books. I download from there all the time.

zelda2

you can do either way