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[anazelia]

someone posted that they get a daily list of free books. can you share that link please?

[mel79]

I often check out Pixel of Ink for free or cheap ebooks. I have found a lot of good ones on there.

http://www.pixelofink.com/

[peytongirl]

Thanks for sharing.

[anazelia]

thank you

[letumom]

If you go to the Kindlestore on Amazon, there is a link to the top 100 free books. I understand that they change daily as well.

[sakura-panda]

I subscribe to the blog Books on the Knob for updates on Kindle freebies and bargains.

[Ashjoy]

Bookbub is a great site. Daily freebies.

[sherelm]

OK. Shoot me. I hate my Kindle. I got real BOOKS for Christmas, and I'm a happy lady. I don't care if I never read another one on that thing. If I were going somewhere and wanted to take along books - ok, maybe then. But for daily reading? NO. And are they "a lot" less expensive than real books? No. I'm an old fashioned reader, that's one thing I will not go electronic with.

[begratiot]

I'm with you Sherim ... I just love the feeling of a new book (or an old one for that matter). But I do have a Kindle, don't use it all that often. We're becoming do digitalized, what's going to happen to libraries in the future?

[AmyTeets]

I use ebookfling

[Raine]

If you sign up for www.bookbub. com you'll get an email everyday with a list of free or really inexpensive books.
You only have to give them your email address.

[JillinIN]

I use a free app called Kindle Buffet. It leads me to tons of free books daily.

[croppinmama]

I can't wait to use all these helpful links to free books. Thank you ladies. I wish my husband used 2 day shipping so my Kindle would come in faster. I sounded spoiled there, sorry. I should be thankful that he got it for me, but I feel like a kid at Christmas 

[emarie803]

I use www.eReaderLove.com and BookBub