Free Kindle - (How to get free Kindle books)

July 20, 2012 - PRLog -- Kindle - like iTunes or any other content platform, getting conventional Kindle books is going to cost you, most of the time. But there is another way: here's our guide to getting free Kindle books and enjoying some of the best literature around on your Kindle without spending any funds.

A Kindle is a amazing thing. It is the iPod of books, a way to move the British Library around in your pocket. It may even be an expensive hobby.

At the time of writing, there's over 40,000 free eBooks on there to select from, including lots of classics. take the most downloaded books page, for example - there's titles such as The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Pride and Prejudice, all free.

Project Gutenberg

If there is place where you are definite to discover a plentiful supply of free Kindle books, then it�s Project Gutenberg. This is the final resource for anything you can think of book related that is out of copyright.

One time you have content picked, click the relevant link and then download the Kindle format of the book. This will save a file to your PC which you can then copy across to your Kindle by USB. make definite to save it in your Kindle�s documents folder and it ought to appear on the home page one time you next boot it up.

Openlibrary
This is a bit like the Linux of books. Openlibrary is all about user-contributed content and right now has over one million texts obtainable to download free. Like Net Archive, there is some seriously unusual stuff.

The home page alone is filled with all sorts of fun - take, for example, The Complete Guide to the Miniature Schnauzer, which will provide excitement to lots of, we�re definite. You do need to generate an account to get hold of it and lots of the books are only obtainable on loan.

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Google Play

In the event you can�t find it on Gutenberg, then Google Play ought to be your next cease. Incredibly, despite such a significant paid-for content push, Google still has a large library of free books to download.

One time you get hold of them, however, a lot can be sent directly to your Kindle - which is brilliantly awesome. Basically click the relevant link, login to Amazon and get it delivered to your Kindle to read. We�ve already had The General Railway Laws of Pennsylvania sent to ours, riveting stuff they assure you.

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Frankenstein, Treasure Island, all the usual out of copyright greats are there. Here is the issue though, you need to get them on to your Kindle. Google says they aren�t compatible yet, but they know a smart small workaround.



Net Archive
In the event you are still struggling to get hold of the book you are after, then Net Archive ought to be your last port of call. It is home to the rarities of the free eBook world and, like Gutenberg, stocks lots of them in Kindle format.

Download an application called Calibre, then find the book you need and click the "how to read" tab at the top of Google Play Books. From there, download the ePub kind of the book. You then need to open up Calibre and click add books, add the ePub and convert the file to Mobi. You can then drag and drop the book onto your Kindle as you did with Gutenberg books.

Make definite to click the texts tab at the top of the net site and there you have it, a random choice of books, the large majority of which they have never heard of. Still though, the whole lot is there, free, for you to download.