Kindle/Nook books

Tianacheron

Where do you get your free ones from? Just curious to see what sites other people use...

eSynergy

I get mine from the Philly public library --- from this site. I've only downloaded 2 books so far (i'm on the waiting list for a bunch) but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. You just need a library card number to create a log-in.

 http://freelibrary.lib.overdrive.com/2A341AFE-2AC9-452A-9BC6-BE70F6262C83/10/392/en/Default.htm

  

Tianacheron

thankfully i work in the city so i use that one too & since i live in the burbs i also use the chester county library!  the other sites i like are:

http://ireaderreview.com/category/free-books/

http://www.pixelofink.com/

http://kindlenationdaily.com/knd-free-book-search-tool/

and this app:

http://www.amazon.com/Free-Kindle-Books-and-Tips/dp/B002VWLMDO

eSynergy

Oh, wow. You're clearly more experienced w/ the Kindle than I am. I'll have to check out those sites too!!

MsKellDel

I also keep an eye out on amazon and download any freebies they're offering that sound interesting

SJU1982

I just signed up on Lendle.com.  It's free.  Some kindle books can borrowed/lent out, and Lendle makes it easier to do so with strangers.  I let someone borrow my copy of the Hunger Games, and then I borrowed some chick lit book from someone else.  You have 12 or 14 days to read it, and then it's off your Kindle.  This is the first time I've used it, but so far so good.

jessica0602

I usually just use Montco or Philly's overdrive sites.  I'll be book marking the rest of these to try!