Donna in Mo

Our local library has downloads for the Kindle. Check with your library.

mucky

Kindle doesn't have the software as of yet to do that. Supposedly coming soon.

macygma

our Library here has free downloads. I don't know if you can sign up online but the site is:
www.mcpld.org

Sally 1612

Wondering if I can use the site KINDLE to download to
my PC and read from the PC?Would I need a special
something on the PC? Also want to listen to talking
books on PC..from downloads. Info appreciated.

Quiltbeagle

You can go to the Amazon site and click on the Kindle tab...then over on the right side of the page click on the free stuff, but this is much better... Here is a link that you need to check every day (or even twice a day). This guy puts free books on this blog from the Amazon site as well as off site that can be downloaded into your Kindle. He has the same information on a blog that you can subscribe to (and pay for) through Amazon by the month, but this is his direct webblog address:

http://fkbt.wordpress.com/

I've probably gotten over $500 worth of books free with the help of his site since January. LOVE my Kindle!

gramquilter2

You can download e-books from the public library.

QandE2010

You can just log onto your internet browser, then go to this website, which lists the top 100 free books and the top 100 best sellers.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers...text/154606011

QandE2010

Go to: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...deId=200388510
This is Amazon / Kindle support and it instructs you how to read Kindle material on your PC. (And has lots of other good information) Check it out

Gatormom3

Go to www.ereadernewstoday.com and sign up (free) for their daily emails. They alert you to free and low cost books via email and they are also on Facebook. Great source for free books.

genafan201

ereaderiq.com is a really good site also...you can track freebies, new to kindle books, and price discounts.