20 Best Places to get Free books

Date October 25, 2007

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Here are the List of Some sites from where you can get free Books:

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  1. Gutenberg Project Top 100 - Popular books from the oldest producer of free ebooks on the Internet
  2. BookMooch - Community for exchanging used books
  3. ebookSpyder - Specializes in technical books ranging anywhere from C# to AJAX
  4. Google Book Search - Read the classics online
  5. Word Public Library - 400,000 PDF ebooks for download
  6. Free Tech Books - Free computer science and engineering books (+ lecture notes)
  7. Bookins - Swap real books with other readers
  8. WellToldTales - Free short story podcasts (like audiobooks, but shorter)
  9. Wowio - Public domain, free legitimate copyrighted materials & one of the only with a selection of Comic Books
  10. BizBooktalk - Free book giveaway contests on Fridays
  11. MoochMuch - Organize your book lending with your friends
  12. CHMPDF - A collection of general interest and technical ebooks
  13. Realtime Publishers - free IT eBooks by many of the world’s best authors
  14. FrugalReader - Trade Books for free
  15. TitleTrader - Swap books, movies, and music
  16. ZunaFish - Trade your old media and books items for new titles you’d rather have
  17. SwapSimple - Swap your used books here
  18. SwapThing - Community of users who swap items including books
  19. BookCart - Internet paperback exchange
  20. SF-Books - Exchange Sci-Fi Books here


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4 Responses to “20 Best Places to get Free books”

  1. Thiru said:

    Very good list. You missed bookcrossing.com where people exchange books freely.

  2. Roxi said:

    Great work.
    I would like to add 1 more useful site to that list.

    http://www.flazx.com— Computer and IT learning centre

  3. Nirmal said:

    That was a good compilation. Stumbled.

  4. Raj said:

    Thanks Nirmal

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