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The selection of new books, older titles and freebies truly can't be beat. And even if you don't have a Kindle device, you can still download the app to your phone or tablet and read books there.

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Barnes & Noble and Kobo both have dedicated, curated sections for free books, and the selections change frequently. In fact, Barnes & Noble offers free ebooks to suit every taste. In addition to ...

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Find Free Books E-bookstores offer sample chapters to try before you buy, and most have free public-domain books as well. Check with your local library to see if it lends e-books to its cardholders.