Where To Get Free Books For Your E-Reader

Amazon offers thousands of books for free. This includes those with expired copyrights as well as the occasional book by a new author looking for exposure.

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OpenLibrary operates as a conventional library does, letting you borrow and return e-books. All it takes is a free account.

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Named after the man who's credited with inventing the printing press, Project Gutenberg is filled with free digital versions of of books whose copyrights have expired.

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An eclectic collection of free e-books, ranging from classic (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) to the obscure (And The Kaiser Abdicates).

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This site offers lots of books by contemporary but relatively unknown authors for free and cheap.

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Books from all kinds of categories live here. Even comic books. And they're all free.

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Amazon has facilitated an e-book lending library of its own. The only catch is that you have to own a Kindle device and be a Prime member to use it.

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If you browse around the iBookstore in iTunes, you'll notice that Apple is happy to make plenty of books, new and old alike, readily available at no cost. There's even a dedicated section of the store for them.

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