If y’all want to read e-books but don’t have a kindle or the money to pay there is always Project Gutenberg. It has a bunch of classics (some of which I couldn’t find anywhere else) and is super easy to navigate.
the internet archive can also be great for public domain stuff and things that were originally published in journals! (like translations)
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Anonymous6w
Libby is through local libraries and I had that on my phone for a while
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Anonymous#16w
Yep. I use that to find niche things as well!
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Anonymous#26w
Yeah, the Kindle app is free even if you don’t have prime or a kindle so you can still borrow e-books that way for anyone who wanted kindle books w/out getting the device
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Anonymous#26w
I love Libby but I also love being able to download books from Gutenberg and the IA and permanently own them + email them to myself and others. I feel like they fill different niches which is great!
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Anonymous#16w
Yeah, I’ll definitely have to check that out!
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Anonymous#26w
Also look at hoopla. Through local libraries. Offers ebooks, audiobooks, music, and other medias.