Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Ebooks free in English and Spanish

On the Web there are thousands of electronic books for free download
- Gutenberg.org: the first project to convert public domain books to digital format. Today with more than 5,000. The section of books in Spanish is also important.
- ManyBooks.net: a large selection of books to read on your PDA, iPod, iPhone, etc. Also with a large section of books in Spanish.
- AskSam.com / ebooks /: a small collection of classical texts, such as Shakespeare, as well as laws and government.
- Baena Free Library: a small library of science fiction novels.
- BookRags.com: with a small selection of free books, available in Word document as a PDF.
- Mary Jo's E-Texts: has not been updated in years, but still functional. The books are in DOC format to read on the Palm. Includes classic literature, books of Oz, and some fan-fiction.
- Mslit.com: more than 1,500 texts provided by Microsoft for MS Reader. We already know that you can change the format.
- NetLibrary.net: only a small selection free, although the annual subscription for access to its 500,000 jobs is pretty cheap.
- Oxford Text Archive: more than 2,000 classic texts that can be downloaded in ASCII or DOC. Some require permission from those who have uploaded to the library.
- PlanetPDF eBooks: a decent-sized collection of classic novels in PDF format.
- PocketPCbooks.net: more than 40 classic books formatted for Windows Mobile devices (format. LIT). Therefore, it can transform into another format to pass to the Palm.
- The PDA Librarian: maintained by a librarian of the institute, the site is specifically for Palm PDAs and contains classic literature and books for young people and schoolchildren.
Although not in a downloadable format, it can be read online (or download using Plucker or Sunrise) books in the public domain in these other sites:
- Bartleby.com: Harvard Classics and encyclopedias in an HTML format easy to navigate.
- Berkeley sunsite Classics: a small collection of true classics such as Jane Austen or Thoreau.
- Bibliomania.com: more than 2,000 classic texts, study guides, biographies, and more.
- Grtbooks.com: a large collection of free books even some of the year 200 AD
- Infomotions.com: a collection of over 14,000 documents, from novels to complete philosophy.
- Internet Public Library: a directory of texts hosted on other sites.
- The Perseus Digital Library: a collection of classical texts divided into blocks according to the period they were written.
- ReadEasily.com: ebooks with a site designed for the elderly or people with vision impairment, which lets you change fonts, colors and text size to make it more readable.
- The Online Books Page: a gigantic directory of e-books for the entire network.
Good reading!
By: Mark Gonzalez Troyes in General
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Well, thank you very much! Some sites do not knew!
I love reading ebooks on my Treo, especially when I'm bored waiting for someone or travel there.
Salu2!
Thanks for the Curran, Mark, I have to quote this huge Curro here: http://www.pdaexpertos.com/foros/viewtopic.php?p=347045 # 347045.
Thanks for the collection.
Here are several other addresses that users have cited in PDAExpertos.com:
- LIBROdot.com
- Noveles.com
- Todoebook.com
- E-libro.net
Thank you very much, the more people can take this list, the better
Well, I under books for this site:
http://librodot.com/
Users have to register (registration is free) and downloads when someone asks you to book a donation but is not mandatory.
Thanks Hiker
... Excellent post-download libracos have said!
I was looking for sites to download books. Thank you. In my LifeDrive I have loaded some of which got off ebookzone.net, but the domain stopped working. I love to read and recommend using the DocsToGo 10, which accepts doc, txt, pdf another program without having to occupy space. Of course it for e-books are required to use the e-reader, but also came installed on my Palm. Now I'm going to Guttemberg and then counting them. Marcos're a big.
Post that began in PDAexpertos regarding your entry, Marcos, has emerged another suggestion: http://www.pdaexpertos.com/foros/viewtopic.php?p=347856 # 347856,
In particular http://www.palmaniac.com/2008/02/12/hoy-me-he-levantado-ocioso/
He had not found the link, Mark, is actually a copy of this entry (quiet, he cited the source), so if you want to delete this comment of mine and the last one, sorry