Post by Brad Nelson on Jun 22, 2019 13:11:08 GMT -8
I ran across this site that lists six online sites for finding free or low-cost books: How to Find Infinite Free Kindle Books to Read.
At the top of the list is Bookbub. I've used them before. But having made a lot of use of the Libby app to borrow books from my local library, I sort of forgot about this one.
But the site seems much improved since last I looked. I've already grabbed a couple good suggestions. One is Tom Lowe's Cemetery Road. Right now it's free so this would be a good one to download now for a rainy day.
I also ran across The Best Punctuation Book, Period in their non-fiction section. As an Editor (even an unpaid one), it's useful for me to keep up on this topic. This book is not free, but it comes at a reduced price of $2.99. I bought it and began perusing it. It looks like a good read (for its kind) and a great resource.
I haven't yet checked out any of those other sites. They may prove useful at finding free or low-cost good books as well.
At the top of the list is Bookbub. I've used them before. But having made a lot of use of the Libby app to borrow books from my local library, I sort of forgot about this one.
But the site seems much improved since last I looked. I've already grabbed a couple good suggestions. One is Tom Lowe's Cemetery Road. Right now it's free so this would be a good one to download now for a rainy day.
I also ran across The Best Punctuation Book, Period in their non-fiction section. As an Editor (even an unpaid one), it's useful for me to keep up on this topic. This book is not free, but it comes at a reduced price of $2.99. I bought it and began perusing it. It looks like a good read (for its kind) and a great resource.
I haven't yet checked out any of those other sites. They may prove useful at finding free or low-cost good books as well.
