http://nhdbooks.blogspot.com/2011/12/installing-overdrive-media-console-on.html
Would you like to read EPUB books on your Kindle Fire. You will need to install OverDrive Media Console on your Fire. These instructions were found on New Hampshire's Downloadable Books Blog. Enjoy!
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Monday, October 24, 2011
Where to find those free e-books
Many times I'm asked "Where to find free e-books outside of the library catalog?" What follows directly is "Are these safe sites?" While I have my favorites that I have provided in the past, Public Libraries published in its July/August 2011 issue a list of free sites that are great additions to the list:
Baen Books: There are about 120 titles available in the science fiction and fantasy genre for PC or Kindle.
Book Lending: Registration is required. Supports Kindles and you may lend or borrow a book between other users.
Digital Book Index: This site supports iPad, Kindle, and Nook readers. You may search by title, author, title and author, or title keyword among its 165,000 digital collection.
E-Discover the Classics: Looking for a great classic but don't want to search hours to find them? Kindles, iPads, Nooks and many other readers are supported.
Inkmesh: Free and easy to use, Inkmesh has sort by device, free or for cost e-books. It hosts about 3,500 e-books in fiction and nonfiction.
Open Library: Need children's books? Open Library includes title from popular Golden Books. Formats include but not limited to PDF and EPUB. Membership required.
Baen Books: There are about 120 titles available in the science fiction and fantasy genre for PC or Kindle.
Book Lending: Registration is required. Supports Kindles and you may lend or borrow a book between other users.
Digital Book Index: This site supports iPad, Kindle, and Nook readers. You may search by title, author, title and author, or title keyword among its 165,000 digital collection.
E-Discover the Classics: Looking for a great classic but don't want to search hours to find them? Kindles, iPads, Nooks and many other readers are supported.
Inkmesh: Free and easy to use, Inkmesh has sort by device, free or for cost e-books. It hosts about 3,500 e-books in fiction and nonfiction.
Open Library: Need children's books? Open Library includes title from popular Golden Books. Formats include but not limited to PDF and EPUB. Membership required.
Don't forget to check out your local library for their digital collection.
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