FREE Kindle books

[Cpt Mark]

A lot of us like to read and while I grew up with real books I embraced the Kindle a long time ago. It does only one thing but it does it so very well and with a waterproof version, perfect. What would make this better is if I could share my library with friends like I do with real books.

I signed up for something called Book Bub. Essentially you fill out a preference form and they send you daily book recommendations that are available on Amazon. The thing I like and use the most is "buying" all the free books. Building quite a library of new authors etc. to read when I take off this fall.

I have no affiliation with any of this, monetary or otherwise.

[Joh.Ghurt]

I have also a Kindle Oasis, but I only ever bought a hand full of books. I manage my Library with Calibre and convert Epubs etc to the azw-format on my computer and put them on the kindle via USB-cable. Easy to share books without or a removed signature.

There are a few good resources with free classics (eg Project Gutenberg) and if you look for it other stuff too.

[dreadpiratk]

I use Overdrive and Libby on my kindle to read library books. In my area anyway there are 3 different library systems we can borrow from, as well as the NYC public library (I live no where near the city). Selection varies but is pretty good for older books. Hit or miss for new releases. Our local library is pretty good at getting requests for you though.

[TravelinLight]

2nd the suggestion for the public library option.

[desertsailor]

My son gifted us (my wife and I) a Kindle reader several years ago. Tried it, but quickly tired of seeing all the Amazon adds. So, I purchased a Samsung Tab S3 from which I can read all my Kindle books, plus I have loaded OpenCpn and other favorite software.