29 Best Websites to Download Free Ebooks

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Looking for free eBooks?

Here’s our list of the 29 best websites for downloading free eBooks for Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Google Play, iBooks, and more.

Best Websites to Download Ebooks

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1. Project Gutenberg

 

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Project Gutenberg offers more than 57,000 free eBooks from the public domain. It is free to read and redistribute. There are no fees, and no custom apps required. You won’t find the latest bestsellers on Project Gutenberg, but you’ll find plenty of great classic books available 24/7 at no cost.

2. Open Library

 

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Open Library is a non-profit Internet Archive that is open and an editable library catalog.

3. Google eBookstore

 

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Google eBookstore has an option to access free books from the huge collection that features hundreds of classics and contemporary bestsellers.

4. Amazon Free Kindle Books

 

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Amazon Free Kindle Books offers top free books for download.

5. Internet Archive

 

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Internet Archive offers more than 15,000,000 freely downloadable books and texts. They also encourage our global community to contribute physical items, as well as uploading digital materials directly to the Internet Archive.

6. ManyBooks

 

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ManyBooks can read on most of the reading platforms like eReaders, Kindle, iPads, and Nooks.

7. BookBoon

 

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BookBoon is the world’s largest publisher of online educational literature. They offer over 1000 free eBooks for you to download.

8. LibGen/Library Genesis

 

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LibGen is a search engine that helps you download books and articles related to science.

9. FreeBookSpot

 

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FreeBookSpot offers lots of links to free ebooks in more than 90 categories. It is where you can find and download free books.

10. Free eBooks

 

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Free eBooks offers thousands of free eBooks to use anywhere you want. They feature some of the best categories such as Fiction, Nonfiction, Romance, Sci-Fi, Self-help, and Business.

11. Ebook Bike

 

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Ebook Bike features a huge collection of novels and audiobooks for you to read.

12. Issuu

 

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Issuu gives anyone the ability to upload and distribute their publications worldwide. It has over 20,000 newly uploaded publications daily.

13. LibriVox

 

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LibriVox is a platform that offers a free download of audiobooks all over the world.

14. GetFreeEBooks

 

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GetFreeEBooks features different categories such as Fiction, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Short Stories, Horror Fiction, and many more.

15. FreeComputerBooks

 

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FreeComputerBooks features eBook categories such as Computer, Lecture Notes, Mathematics, Tutorials, Programming, and Technical books.

16. Baen

 

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Baen features categories such as science fiction and fantasy. It can download in a zip file. You need a special application to unzip the folder.

17. Books Pics

 

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Books Pics is a site that you can download free eBooks and magazines.

18. FreeTechBooks

 

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FreeTechBooks is a site that you can download free computer science, engineering and programming books, textbooks and lecture notes.

19. KnowFree

 

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KnowFree is the number one resource for professionals to access free research, white papers, reports, case studies, magazines, and eBooks.

20. Open Culture

 

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Open Culture is a site that offers 800 free eBooks to your Kindle, iPad/iPhone, computer, smartphone or e-reader. It features different categories that include great works of non-fiction, fiction, and poetry.

21. OnlineProgrammingBooks

 

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OnlineProgrammingBooks is a free site that can download eBooks and online books including mobile app development, programming, computer science, web design, software engineering, information technology, networking, and databases.

22. LeanPub

 

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LeanPub features eBooks on programming languages such as JavaScript, C#, PHP or Ruby and guidebooks.

23. BookYards

 

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BookYards provides education materials, information, documents, reference materials, and content that is free to anyone who has an internet connection.

24. FeedBooks

 

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FeedBooks distributes over millions of books to an increasingly growing community of readers.

25. The Online Books Page

 

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The Online Books Page is a website that gives access to books that are freely readable over the Internet. It has over 2 million free books on the Web.

26. eBookLobby

 

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eBookLobby divided into different categories such as business, art, computing, and education.

27. Myanonamouse

 

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Myanonamouse features over 2million torrents and free for all platform. It gives access to its huge database of free eBooks.

28. AvaxHome

 

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AvaxHome features an eBooks&eLearning section among many other categories.

29. O’Reilly

 

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O’Reilly is a platform to download books, magazines, and tutorials for free.

 

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