Access to books

[threecee]

Physical libraries and bookstores are closed, but you can still get ebooks.

Project Gutenberg https://www.gutenberg.org/ over 60,000 free Out-of-copyright (older) books that can be read online or downloaded as epub for Kindle or other ereaders

Comments

[missdiane]

I bookmarked this link just this morning - MOAR BOOKS
https://nothingintherulebook.com/2017/01/10/55-places-you-can-download-tens-of-thousands-books-plays-and-other-literary-texts-completely-legally-for-free/?fbclid=IwAR2FDNoDd_Xw4lMU0giItYuLVQWeTIAFSUGEI79pl8ooWlfCsKhBWiTy9Z0

[threecee]

Ooh, Nice! Thanks!

[spikesgirl58]

Thanks for a great reminder!

[alton_lust]

My library uses an app Overdrive. I cant figure it out but i bet kids can. Do es require a library card

[threecee]

Overdrive is a subscription service used by a lot of public libraries. You will need your library card because the library wants to know how much use the service gets and also wants the credit for that use with whatever entity they get funding from.

It is pretty easy to use, although easier if you are/have a ten-year-old.

books

[pigshitpoet]

all those words and so little time..
too numerous to count
so just pick one and begin the beguine!