d351235422 Open Library has even more downloadable books; it also has a lending system that doesn't work with Kindles.For historical and academic texts, check out archive.org. Most eReaders like Apples iBooks, Barnes & Nobles Nook, Adobe Digital Editions, Aldiko on Android among others (nearly 300) support .epub files. China 86 (10) 6462 2066 Nanjing South China Shanghai Shenyang Southwest China Tianjin Quick links Business directoryContact usSitemapPrivacyDisclaimer . They monitor recent free offerings as well as showing some that are always free. Find the downloaded .epub file, and transfer the file into your iTunes media library. Here's how to do it. In Explorer or Finder, drill into that folder until you find the juicy Mobi file within, which you can email to your Kindle or drag and drop onto it using a USB cable. (Show all unhelpful posts)] Why should a retailer provide you with free storage for things you bought somewhere else? Reply to this post Permalink Report abuse 37 of 177 people think this post adds to the discussion. If I then open them with Stanza (a free ebook software) I can export them to the Kindle azw format and they are only about half the size in kilobytes as in mobi. The ones I looked at were PDF in zipped files.
WHSmith all the links go to Kobo for me, though that may be because I am in the USA, but this site does offer categories that Kobo does not. Project Gutenberg, which has been around basically as long as the Internet, has nearly 50,000 copyright-free ebooks. You should have received an email from the Chamber. These are available for free download in ePUB, KINDLE, PDF and custom PDF. This link is to the Business & Finance genre listings for Amazon and Smashwords. Only books purchased from Amazon are included in your archive.Oh, and Kindles can't read ePub. public library, try downloading the Overdrive Media Console.
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