You will need to install the Kindle app (link) and then search for “free Kindle books” on the Amazon website. OverDrive – Install the free Libby reading app from the App Store (link) to browse and manage books from the OverDrive collection.ĬloudLibrary – The free cloudLibrary app installed from the AppStore ( link) allows you to browse the collection, borrow and read the books of the collection.Īlthough Amazon is the commercial book selling online giant, you can find thousands of free Kindle books on the online Amazon store. Two favorites of the Senior Tech Club and available at the Hennepin County library in Minnesota are: Although be prepared to place a hold on popular books and patiently wait for the book to become available. Often these collections require you to install a reader app on your device to manage the loan and read the book.Ī significant advantage of working with your local library is that their collection may include recent best sellers. Many local libraries have an eBook collection that includes books that can be borrowed just like a print book that you check out. Find a books you wish to read and download the EPUB download. Link to the mobile Project Gutenberg site or type: m. into the address bar of your Safari browser. No fee or even registration is required to download books. Currently there are almost 54,000 public domain books in the catalog which is very searchable. Project Gutenberg is a top site to download free classics into the iBooks app. Here are a sources for Free books for your device: iBooksįind free books buy tapping on Top Charts and find a collection of FREE books The cost of books should be no hurdle for anyone who want to establish a book reading habit. With your iPhone or iPad, there are tens of thousands of books available for free. I have written about this on the Senior Tech Club site. Research published in the past year reported that Seniors who read books 30 minutes a day or more, live 23 months longer than non-readers. Do you have or want to have a reading habit?
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