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1. books.google.comGoogle Books

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   Google Books lets you browse and preview millions of books from libraries and publishers worldwide. You can also access your personal library, create your own collections, and sync your progress across devices.

2. openlibrary.orgWelcome to Open Library | Open Library

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   Open Library is an open, editable library catalog, building towards a web page for every book ever published. Read, borrow, and discover more than 3M books for free.

3. www.gutenberg.orgFree eBooks | Project Gutenberg

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   50 years of eBooks 1971-2021. In 2021, Project Gutenberg celebrated the first eBook for reading enjoyment and unlimited free redistribution. This eBook was created on July 4, 1971 by Project Gutenberg’s founder, Michael S. Hart. Read more about this lasting innovation.

4. manybooks.net50,000+ Free eBooks in the Genres you Love | Manybooks

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   Great selection of modern and classic books waiting to be discovered. All free and available in most ereader formats.

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5. reedsy.com › discovery › blogThe 21 Best Places to Find Free Books Online - Reedsy

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   • Project Gutenberg
   • The Online Books Page
   • Kindle Store
   • Smashwords
   • BookBub
   • Robin Reads
   • EReader News Today
   • Freebooksy
   • ManyBooks
   • Goodreads Free Shelves

   Named after the original printing press from the 15th century (and not the beloved star of the Police Academy films), Project Gutenbergis a volunteer-run effort to digitize and preserve books. Most of the titles available on the platform are in the public domain, meaning that they are no longer subject to copyright and can be freely distributed.

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   If that’s not enough books for you, The Online Books Page, hosted by the University of Pennsylvania, boasts a staggering list of over three millionfree ebooks! Unlike Project Gutenberg, they don’t actually host any of the books themselves, instead providing links to where you can download them. And their website does look like something straight ou...

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   Giving away free books has proven to be one of publishing’s most effective ways of building up an audience. And as the world’s #1 retailer of books, Amazon has become the place where many authors choose to make their titles available at no cost. If you search for “Free Books” on the Kindle store, you’ll see over 80,000 results. Instead of plodding ...

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   Like Amazon, Smashwords has a page where you can easily see all the books authors have chosen to give away for free. With the ability to browse by categories such as “newest,” “bestseller,” and “highest-rated,” as well as filtering by the book’s length and genre, this is an easy way to instantly find free books. (Just remember to re-select the “fre...

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   Browsing the Kindle Store for great free books can sometimes be hit-or-miss. Amazon’s algorithms are sophisticated, but they won’t always deliver you the sorts of books you’re looking for — especially if you limit yourself to their free store. That’s where Bookbub and similar promotion servicescome into play. When you sign up for a free account, yo...

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   A book promotion service in the vein of BookBub, Robin Readsis another great way to stay in-the-know on all the hottest new titles and discounts. With everything from romance to horror to nonfiction, there’s sure to be something interesting in nearly all of their daily emails.

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   Like Robin Reads and BookBub, eReader News Todayis one of the more reliable promotion services. Founded in 2010, they’ve been serving up deals longer than anybody, so they’re sure to know where to find all the goods. Their Daily Book Deals span 20 genres and almost always feature at least one free book.

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   Most of the other book promotion services focus on both free and discounted books, but FreeBooksy is the biggest site that’s dedicated solely to ebooks you don’t have to pay for. Unlike some of its competitors, it seeks out deals from all the major retailers, so even if you’re totally loyal to Kobo or Nook, you’re bound to find some great books gra...

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   Combining an extensive database of free books with a daily deals newsletter, Manybooks is a great way to stay up to date on new books without missing out on the manycenturies worth of books already at your fingertips. The site is comfortable and easy to use, and their selection includes a wide range of languages to choose from.

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   Sometimes the easiest way to find free books is to crowdsource for them, and Goodreads shelves make this process easy. Browsing by shelf collects all the books that users put in shelves of the same name, and you can easily find shelves marked as “free-ebooks,” “free-ebook,” “free” and more. Now, because this is dependent on users marking ebooks the...

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6. books.google.com › googlebooks › aboutAbout Google Books – Free books in Google Books

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   Google Books offers more than 10 million free books from various genres and sources. You can search, preview and download public-domain, free or copyright-free books in PDF or EPUB format.

7. www.fullbooks.comFullBooks.com - Thousands of Full-Text Free Books

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   A free online collection with thousands of books.