I’ve told you about several free book offers during Read an eBook Week (www.ebookweek.com), and a general comment I’ve received from folks is there doesn’t seem to be as many free individual offers as in prior years. I do agree with this point, in terms of the sheer numbers available on the Read an eBook Week website – but it does appear to be a better quality vs. the quantity this year.
If you’ve missed some of the Read an eBook Week specific offers I’ve posted about this week, you can check them out again by clicking here or pointing your web browser to http://bit.ly/w6iiO4 and click away.
And, just to discount the “quantity” comment above – the Smashwords site has a little over 18,000 free books tagged for free just for Read an eBook Week. To check those offers out today or over the weekend, you can click here or type in http://bit.ly/wk6XAm into your computer’s web browser.
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Posted in: Free Book Links, Free From Other Sites, Read an eBook Week
March 9th, 2012 at 8:49 am
I downloaded War of Roses and t is in epub format. How do I convert it so I can send it to my kindle and/or kindle fire?
March 9th, 2012 at 11:22 am
Have you tried the Calibre tool?
Regards,
Michael