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Project Gutenberg, the first producer of free electronic books (eBooks), has over 30,000 FREE ebooks that you can download and read on your PC, Mac, iPhone, Kindle, Sony Reader or other portable device. No fee or registration is required. The books are all out of copyright and in the public domain. Click on the link below for more information or to read and download the eBooks.
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Google Books
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Google offers, for free, over half a million public domain books published before 1923,
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Toronto Public Library
The TPL allows users to download free electronic books and audiobooks for a 3 week loan period. Click on the link below to search the TPL catalogue for electronic books and audiobooks that you can download to your computer and sync to a variety of electronic devices including iPods. A Toronto Public Library card is required, but the downloads are free. Downloaded items expire after the three week loan period, just like a regular library loan.http://toronto.lib.overdrive.com/B572FFE2-6567-44B1-B07A-D970E89FD589/10/416/en/default.htm
The TPL allows users to download free electronic books and audiobooks for a 3 week loan period. Click on the link below to search the TPL catalogue for electronic books and audiobooks that you can download to your computer and sync to a variety of electronic devices including iPods. A Toronto Public Library card is required, but the downloads are free. Downloaded items expire after the three week loan period, just like a regular library loan.http://toronto.lib.overdrive.com/B572FFE2-6567-44B1-B07A-D970E89FD589/10/416/en/default.htm
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