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Among other projects, Archive provides free eBooks and audio books, with much of the world's great literature. Since 2005, the Internet Archive has worked with over 1100 libraries and other groups to provide free reading matter online. Archive includes classic books, rare books and papers, and a wide range of writings from North America, Europe and Asia, in more than 184 languages.
This site will send emails to alert you to new and popular books that are available briefly as free or bargain priced eBooks - in other words, special offers from publishers. Books that start off as free may move out of 'free' status, so it pays to be alert when choosing books from Bookbub. You must sign up with an email address. Expect them to 'track your reading interests.'
These books are easier to admire than to read, as each page was saved as a photo file. 'The largest collection of illustrated antique books online…we think' says the motto on this Rosetta Stone project. There are also a few audio books. All are in jpg format, color photos of each page of these lovely old books, some with a choice of languages. They are free except for those in the 'Museum Store' section.
ManyBooks is an easy to use site that offers thousands of free (mostly vintage) books in a range of formats ready for your device.
OpenLibrary is a free, digital lending library with millions of eBooks and some audio books. The books are both old and new, for all ages, to read online or download. You will need to sign up for a free OpenLibrary card to use these books. Another project of Archive.
The oldest eBook site and one of the largest, this offers over 60,000 free ebooks as epub books, or free kindle books, to download or read online. Most are older classics.