On Facebook, I saw a list of where you can download free ebooks. I use the library to get my books and I read about 10 to 14 books every two weeks. I know when one is retired one has time to spare. I know that many seniors love to read, but there were no links to the sites listed on FaceBook, so I added the links and ten more sites. So, here’s a list of 30 websites where you can download free ebooks across genres. This includes classics, academic texts, technical guides, and a variety of public-domain resources:

1. Planet eBook – www.planetebook.com
2. Free-eBooks.net – www.free-ebooks.net
3. ManyBooks – www.manybooks.net
4. LibriVox (audiobooks) – www.librivox.org
5. Internet Archive – www.archive.org
6. BookBub (free and discounted deals) – www.bookbub.com
7. Open Library – www.openlibrary.org
8. Bookboon (free textbooks) – www.bookboon.com
9. Feedbooks – www.feedbooks.com
10. Smashwords – www.smashwords.com
11. Project Gutenberg – www.gutenberg.org
12. Google Books – books.google.com
13. PDFBooksWorld – www.pdfbooksworld.com
14. FreeTechBooks – www.freetechbooks.com
15. Bookyards – www.bookyards.com
16. GetFreeBooks – www.getfreeebooks.com
17. eBookLobby – www.ebooklobby.com
18. FreeComputerBooks – www.freecomputerbooks.com
19. Loyal Books (public domain audiobooks and ebooks) – www.loyalbooks.com
20. BookRix – www.bookrix.com
21. FreeBookCenter (technical and academic books) – www.freebookcentre.net
22. GoodReads (free books via their free ebooks section) – www.goodreads.com
23. Kobo Books – www.kobo.com
24. DigiLibraries – www.digilibraries.com
25. Renascence Editions (classic literature) – www.luminarium.org
26. PDF Drive – www.pdfdrive.com
27. CCEL (Christian Classics Ethereal Library) – www.ccel.org
28. BuddhaNet (Buddhist texts) – www.buddhanet.net
29. Open Culture (ebooks, audiobooks, and more) – www.openculture.com
30. Library of Congress (historic and public-domain books) – www.loc.gov

These sites offer a vast selection of free books, including classic literature, academic materials, technical books, and more contemporary works, making it easy to find free ebooks on almost any topic.’Enjoy.

Originally Published on https://boomersnotsenior.blogspot.com/

Royce Shook Blogger

I served as a teacher, a teacher on Call, a Department Head, a District Curriculum, Specialist, a Program Coordinator, and a Provincial Curriculum Coordinator over a forty year career. In addition, I was the Department Head for Curriculum and Instruction, as well as a professor both online and in person at the University of Phoenix (Canada) from 2000-2010.

I also worked with Special Needs students. I gave workshops on curriculum development and staff training before I fully retired