Ebooks

[djbaseball24]

are all ebooks free or do you have to buy some? Is there a site where it list ebooks free and not free?

[easylife]

Some ebooks are free, and some you pay for. www.peanutpress.com has books in the Palm PDB format, www.barnesandnoble.com has some in the MS LIT format, and on the reader site www.microsoft.com/reader you can download some more free LIT books :)

[SHoTTa35]

www.mslit.com

They are giving away certain titles during the summer too for free!! So go grab a copy.

[bobyeo]

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA'S E-BOOK LIBRARY has a zillion ebooks availble for free.
Link below:
http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/ebooks/ebooklist.html

:lol:

[Gremmie]

I like blackmask.com better.

[dean_shan]

You can also make your of books and put it in your favorite reader format. Project Gutenberg (http://promo.net/pg/) has thousands of public domain books there. I have made a few books from the classics there.

[Tom W.M.]

The µBook site has a list (http://www.gowerpoint.com/uBook_ebooks_nf.html) of free eBook sources. I recommend the Baen free eBook library (http://www.webscription.net/free/), which offers some fantasy and scifi books in a variety of formats including HTML, Text, and .prc (Mobipocket) formats.

[Default]

do they have a dictionary ebook?

[Jerry Raia]

MS has a dictionary ebook that was free when i got it. It will even look up words in other ebooks.

[Default]

Sweet! Thanks for telling me

[nosmohtac]

If you use Ubook, it comes with a small dictionary, but you can download websters 1913? dictionary to replace it. There are also instructions on the site if you want to make your own dictionary for it. The beautiful thing about ubook, is that it will read books right out of a .zip or .rar file. So, even a large dictionary won't take up much space on your device or storage card, and it will read HTML, .txt,.rtf,.prc,and.pdb.