Free eBook Resources

• Project Gutenberg: Project Gutenberg was the first to supply free ebooks, and today they have almost 30,000 free titles in stock.
• Free-eBooks.net: Besides browsing topics such as biography, fan fiction, games, history, or tutorials, you can submit your own ebook, too.
• ManyBooks.net: You can conduct an advanced search, type in a title or author, browse categories or select books by language, from Finnish to Bulgarian to Catalan to Swedish.
• DailyLit: Get free downloads sent to your email by RSS feed.
• iBiblio: Find archives, ebooks, tutorials, language books, and more from iBiblio.
• Authorama: This public domain book site has a wide variety of ebooks for free, by Lewis Carroll, Emerson, Kafka, and more.
• askSam: Search free ebooks and archives in categories such as literature, political, government reports, and legal and judicial.
• Bartleby: While Bartleby charges for some titles, it has a free ebook store here.
• bibliomania: You will find over 2,000 classic texts from bibliomania, plus study guides, reference material and more.
• Baen Free Library: You can download ebooks for HTML, RTF, Microsoft Reader and for Palm, Psion, and Window CE.
• Read Print Library: These novels and poems are all free.
• ebook Directory: From children’s books to IT books to literature to reference, you’ll find lots of free titles and book packages here.
• Planet Publish: Planet Publish has made available classic titles like Anna Karenina and Frankenstein for free.
• Get Free Ebooks: This website has free ebooks in categories from writing to environment to fiction to business, plus features and reviews.
• eBookLobby: You’ll find lost of self-help, hobby and reference books here, plus children’s fiction and more.
• Bookyards: This online “library to the world” has over 17,000 ebooks, plus links to other digital libraries.
• The Online Books Page: You’ll be able to access over 35,000 free ebooks from this site, powered by the University of Pennsylvania.
• BookBub: Alerts you to limited-time free & discounted ebooks matching your interests. It’s free to join, you can read on any device, and the books are yours to own.
• Free Book Notes: Has a list of free ebook sources from general to specialty books. Includes sources for children’s ebooks.
• Open Library: The World’s classic literature at your fingertips. Over 1,000,000 free ebook titles available.