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12/27/2010 07:12:23 PMPost actions · #1
Preferably peer to peer sites.
thx
12/27/2010 07:53:51 PMPost actions · #2
Depends on which format you are looking for.
For free ePub books google books, has a fair selection. As far as copyrighted stuff goes, sorry can't help.
12/27/2010 07:58:32 PMPost actions · #3
Does anyone know where I can download photos, preferably free..
12/27/2010 08:12:57 PMPost actions · #4
Originally posted by alans_world:
Does anyone know where I can download photos, preferably free..
Yup, sure do...
Linky . ;-)
Site has links to free public domain images.
For copyrighted stuff, as before sorry can't help. (Though truthfully, in both cases, won't help.)
12/27/2010 08:17:29 PMPost actions · #5
for the nook/ipad/sony readers you can go to
epub books
for kindle, simply go to amazon ebooks and look at the top 100 free books.
everything before 1923 is free, and several new books are free as teasers for a series.
12/27/2010 08:19:23 PMPost actions · #6
12/27/2010 08:51:17 PMPost actions · #7
For Kobo go to KoboBooks. You can search just free books.
These will work with the Kobo app on iPad, iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, Android and on you computer. Just download the appropriate app for your device.
12/27/2010 09:11:52 PMPost actions · #8
4shared This is the best one out there. I personally guarantee it
12/27/2010 09:47:29 PMPost actions · #9
Originally posted by fitz3000:
4shared This is the best one out there. I personally guarantee it
I would be worried about copyright violations on that site as you don't know who has uploaded what.
12/27/2010 10:01:20 PMPost actions · #10
Project Gutenberg now has some 33,000 public-domain books available for download in a variety of formats, including plain text if you want to format and print your own hard-copy.
They are another non-profit "community" effort (somewhat like Wikipedia) -- you can help publish more (old) books by joining their "distributed proofreading" project. I also just noticed they have a link to "partner sites" which they claim will provide access to 100,000 free books.
Borders Books also has a lot of free (old) books available for download
12/28/2010 12:46:07 PMPost actions · #11
Maybe we should start a site called YouBooks.