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PATRIDA: A NOVEL OF THE PANKRATION

Alexander the Great's Greece in all its glory, violence, passion and ambition. PATRIDA is the story of Dioxippus, a real historical figure, a fighter in the MMA (mixed martial arts) of the day, the pankration. As we journey with him through his youth, we see the evolution of hand to hand sport...

Fairy-Tech Academy: Where magic meets machinery

In a world where the lines between magic and technology blur, Lila's ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn when she receives a shimmering invitation to the prestigious Fairy-Tech Academy. Here, young prodigies merge ancient spells with cutting-edge science, crafting wonders beyond...

IN THE ARMS OF A SOLDIER

The love story of Pranali and Vikrant was an unlikely one. Pranali was an ordinary girl from Mumbai, while Vikrant was a Para Commando Major from the army. Their paths crossed one day at Victoria Garden in Kolkata, and they were drawn to each other immediately. Despite coming from different...

Chaucer's Revenge

There is no more lyrically sweeter slaughter to thine enemy than the slaughter from a Chaucer.

This book is about two fictional characters that must modern-day issues and what direction their choices will take them without giving up their free will or right to choose to make their own choice to solve issues without someone else making their decision for them.

The Tale of Nam-Thy

The story of someone in search of adventure, learning about a monster, and who goes on a quest and succeeds ... and perhaps fail?

NOSTROMO - LOST IN TIME

This novel is a sequel to my NOSTROMO ON THE PROWL and is the ninth novel in the Kostroma Series. It is continuing the adventures in Space of Captain Tina Forster and of her mighty cargo ship NOSTROMO and her crew. The year is 2337 and Humanity, despite having won a series of crucial battles...

Witch's Grave

A State Employee, Robin Kirby, visits the State Fair in Harrington, Delaware and ends the night with Sister Stella, a fortune teller and seer. Stella tells her she must go to Denton, Maryland to find her past and her future. Robin refuses, but a series of events finds her there. The discovery of a...

Job: Biblical Commentary Through Dialogue

The Biblical Commentary Through Dialogue series examines the Judeo-Christian origin stories through the eyes of a critic and an apologetic alike. Eavesdrop on a debate between a Christian elder and young agnostic as they pore over select books of the Holy Bible, finding common ground to derive...

A FULL LIFE

This is a sequel to my previous novel THREE PROUD WOMEN and continues the adventures of Ingrid Dows, ex-fighter pilot, top military commander and strategic genius and top aircraft designer. While now retired from military service and living as a civilian aircraft designer, she still serves her...

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1) Action Novels

Action novels tend to be confused with adventure novels because of their great similarity. However, in action narratives the events tend to be charged with pure adrenaline, in which combat, the use of special transports such as helicopters, boats, motorcycles, special vehicles, etc., are frequently employed.

Generally, the protagonists are able to perform all kinds of stunts and sequences of chases, or escapes. Also, the use of some advanced technological equipment is common.

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2) Adventure Novels

The adventure novel is a genre where risk, mystery, and travel are narrated. In addition, in this type of story, action dominates the scenarios throughout the development of the plot.

As part of its characteristic plots, surprise, terror, mystery, and risk stand out.

The protagonist of the work is usually presented as a hero, and physical action, daring, adventures, exotic scenarios, and changes of luck are constantly exposed. In these works, the plot is important, much more than the psychological side of the characters.

3) Children's Novels

Novels for children are those whose content is aimed at the child reader. These texts are those that society has determined as suitable for children to read, understand and enjoy.

Novels for children can be considered as creativity expressed in written form and with some artistic touches. This genre also includes stories or narratives with stereotypical characters to represent a social environment.

Countless works belong to this type of novel, so you can provide a sea of literary alternatives for your children.

4) Chivalry Novels

The novel of chivalry was formerly known as the chivalric romance . This is a literary genre written in prose, whose success and popularity in Spain was immense, in Portugal, France, and the Italian peninsula its success was less during the XVI century AD.

Their appearance began at the end of the XV century A.D. and they were written until 1602. After 1550 their popularity began to decline. These literary texts recounted the exploits and feats of knights.

Today these books are part of one of the earliest genres of novels and continue to be of great interest to many readers.

5) Classic Novels

Classic novels are those whose literary importance has transcended time and continues to be popular with readers, despite having been published years ago.

These stories contain global or broad themes that fit any era. They also have a universal appeal that makes them readable to a wide audience.

Additionally, these works possess a unique artistic quality that sets them apart from the rest.

6) Crime Novels

What is known as a crime novel , police novel, or detective novel, generally features a protagonist who serves as a detective or private investigator.

The story unfolds as the main character investigates an event or set of events, interviewing and interacting with the characters involved. He also investigates the clues or evidence pertaining to the crime.

Additionally, in its noir form, this type of novel portrays social, moral and collective problems with a high degree of awareness.

7) Dystopian Novels

Dystopian novels, also known as apocalyptic literature , deal with societies that, while pretending to be happy, cause systematic suffering to their citizens or degrade them to oblivion.

This novel genre emerged in 1921 by the Russian engineer Yevgeni Zamiatin, who launched his work “We”. This is how dystopia creates a future without freedom and privacy, where technology and science are implemented by elites who enslave humanity.

Other works of great renown that belong to this type of novel are “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley , “1984” by George Orwell , and “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury.

8) Epistolary Novels

This type of book is characterized by the fact that there are no narrations or dialogues between the characters, what exists between them are letters. The letters, also called epistles , are the means by which the author tells the story.

The main character, whether just one or several, is usually fictitious and is expressed through letters, addressed to one or several recipients. Through these writings, events are narrated, and even conversations are presented.

This genre of novel is ancient but was used mainly in the 18th century, and since then it has developed significantly.

9) Fantasy Novels

Fantasy or fantastic novels represent a type of literary text where fantastic elements are the fundamental basis of the story.

Within this genre of novels, we can find some subgenres, such as horror literature, gothic literature, and science fiction.

Any story that contains extraordinary and supernatural phenomena, such as magic, or the participation of creatures that do not exist, is classified as a fantasy novel.

10) Friendship Novels

Friendship novels deal with the meaning and value of the bond that forms between people, and sometimes between two living beings that are not human. Some narratives include unbelievable or fictional characters, but they always highlight what true friendship is.

Likewise, this type of literary work always seeks to highlight the importance of friendship, how through it or because of it, problems are overcome, and how it manages to expose the best of each character.

They are texts that seek to demonstrate a very appreciated and valuable facet of human beings, through extreme situations.

11) Gothic Novels

The gothic novel originated in the late 18th century in England, and is linked to the horror genre. The horror subgenre is the most popular of this type of literary works, and it mixes fiction, death, horror and sometimes romance.

The origin of this type of novel is attributed to Horace Walpole, an English author of “The Castle of Otranto” whose subtitle is “A Gothic History”.

Works of a Gothic nature focus on emotion as pleasurable terror. Among the most common and popular pleasures among readers was the “sublime”, which is described as a feeling that cannot be described capable of taking readers beyond themselves.

12) Historical Novels

The historical novel took shape during the Romanticism of the 19th century and has continued to evolve with great success during the 20th and 21st centuries.

These literary works employ a fictional plot and as a characteristic aspect, they take place in a specific historical setting and actual historical events may have a level of relevance to the story.

Generally, in this type of novel, the main characters are fictional or real secondary characters, instead of one that is historical and real.

13) Love Novels

Romance novels are written in prose and tell a story whose central focus is love. These works usually have a satisfying and optimistic ending.

Love narratives include the meeting between the main characters, the problem or conflict of love, and a happy or positive ending.

Within romance novels, there are several subgenres such as contemporary, sentimental, inspirational, chick lit, and works that combine love and action, science fiction, adventure, erotica, or history.

14) Medieval Novel

Medieval novels are those texts that were written during the Middle Ages, mainly in the European continent.

On the other hand, these novels were written in verse, since they were created to be recited and not read by the public.

With our selection, you can enjoy novels written in this era and those written in later years but set in this beautiful time.

15) Noir Novels

The crime novel , also known as roman noir in French, or hard-boiled, has been defined as a novel of a professional crime scene.

Its name is due to the fact that it was originally published in the American magazine called “Black Mask”, and in the French collection “Série Noire”. In addition, the dark nature of the environments in which the story takes place was also taken into account.

It is also known as a crime novel, as it is associated with a type of literary work in which solving a mystery is not the main goal, and in which the plots are generally violent.

16) Novels for Teenagers

Novels for teenagers are a powerful tool to cultivate reading among young people. These works not only allow the enjoyment of ludic activity, but they are also a didactic tool since they help with the development of critical thinking in the adolescent population.

Novels of this type have an adequate and manageable lexicon for young people, are an experiential reading, are not limited by taboos but keep the good taste and maintain the literary quality of works classified as novels.

These books are ideal for teenagers who love reading, or for those who want to get started in this pleasure.

17) Realism Novels

The realism novels came as an aesthetic current that broke with romanticism. This break applies both ideologically and formally, and occurs during the second part of the 19th century

This genre of novel is characterized by having detailed and extensive information about the characters, scenes, landscapes, etc. This allows the reader to imagine more easily everything described.

Realism novels are very popular and have attracted a large group of readers worldwide over the years.

18) Renaissance Novels

The Renaissance novel represents the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern era. This represented a greater access of the population to the world of literature, as books ceased to be almost exclusive to people with money and education.

Also known as the Renaissance novel, this type of literature encompasses a diverse prose style that developed in Europe between the 15th and 17th centuries, just after the Middle Ages. The Renaissance was notable for an increased interest in classical values and wisdom.

By that time, specifically in the sixteenth century, the novel was divided into other subgenres such as sentimental, chivalry, picaresque, pastoral, Moorish, and Byzantine.

19) Romance Novels

The romance novel, also called a romantic novel , is a narrative literary genre of Western origin.

It is a variety of the novelistic tales that emerged in the modern era, including common settings and characters. Its stories tell of the problems experienced by lovers whose love triumphs in the face of adversity.

These literary works are very popular, as they usually offer a suitable story of romance and love.

20) Satirical Novels

In novels of a satirical nature, satire predominates. They are texts in which the authors use prose or verse to ridicule or criticize something or someone.

This novel genre is one of the first to appear and was perfectly represented in works such as Lazarillo de Tormes (1554) and the well-known Don Quixote (1605).

Several writers implemented this type of narratives, such as Charles Dickens , William Makepeace Thackeray, Octave Mirbeau, Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol , and Dostoevsky .

21) Science Fiction Novels

Science fiction novels are derived or born from the combination of fiction, fantasy and horror literary works.

This type of novel reached a great boom in the second part of the twentieth century, thanks to the interest readers had in the future. This interest was driven by the technological and scientific advances that had been achieved during that time.

In general terms, this novel narrates possible events set in an imaginary scenario with stories based in the areas of natural, social and physical sciences.

22) Short Novels

What is known as a novella is a story of less than the length of a novel. Also known as novelette or nouvelle, it employs the narrative resources of a standard novel.

During its beginnings, the term novella began to be used as it was in Italy, giving it the meaning of a shorter story than the current novel.

But with the passage of time, the word novella began to be used to catalog all stories that were longer than a short story. This generated the need to differentiate the novel from the short novel.

23) Young Adult Novels

Young adult novels are especially directed to the audience that is in the middle of their youth. Usually, these works have entertainment, reading habit formation, and didactic function.

The young-adult narrative generally deals with themes such as tragedy, war, or love , very similar to stories for adults. However, a more linear technique is applied to works aimed at youth.

The youth audience has increased over the years, thanks to the literary works that have been developed for them.

24) Novels in Portuguese

The Novel is undoubtedly the most used narrative genre, so much so that it was considered to be a literary genre different from the narration, but it could not be separated from it due to the use of elements that compose it.

It is generally written in prose, and its content is quite extensive compared to the short story, therefore it usually contains many chapters that are related to each other, thus developing the story from beginning to end.

Most novels are usually fictional, however, great writers such as Miguel de Cervantes and Gabriel García Márquez managed to give a unique touch to their works, which are part of the classics of world literature, and serve as an example for current and emerging writers.

Enjoy this selection of 15 Novels in Portuguese.

25) Novels in Spanish

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1) Poor Folk by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Poor Folk is Fyodor Dostoevsky’s first novel, which belongs to the epistolary subgenre. It was published in 1846 and received good reviews since then. One critical review posits that this is the earliest known social novel. The plot is quite simple, though no less interesting for that.

It all centers on the correspondence between Varvara and Makar, distant relatives from the city of St. Petersburg. There they relate their personal lives, work matters, and also their views about the society in which they are immersed.

Both are poor and this makes them empathize with each other. Varvara is a young girl living with her father and stepmother, and Makar is a government official. Despite their growing affection for each other, it seems that life has no plans to bring them together.

2) Dangerous Liaisons by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos

Dangerous Liaisons is a classic epistolary novel, written by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos and published in 1782. It is about a cruel and Machiavellian ploy by the Marquise de Merteuil and the Viscount de Valmont, who lead a libertine life and rejoice in it through letters.

One day, Merteuil devises a plan in which Valmont must seduce the young and recently released from a convent Cécile de Volanges. In exchange, the Marquise would allow the viscount to sleep with her. Merteuil’s goal was to keep Cécile’s music tutor, with whom the naive young woman was in love.

But, the plans did not go as well as she had hoped and they will all have to pay the consequences of the tragic endings that will be unleashed.

3) Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Little Women is a novel that develops deep and human themes within its interesting plot. Published in 1868, after the American Civil War, it tells the story of 4 sisters: Megan (Meg), Josephine (Jo), Elizabeth (Beth), and Amy. All of them have to live with the detachment of their father and the economic shortages due to the political and social situation of their time.

As the novel progresses we see the psychology of each of the sisters, how they face the challenges of transitioning into adulthood, as well as overcoming their faults and strengthening their virtues.

4) The Time Machine by H.G. Wells

The Time Machine is a science fiction novel, written by H.G. Wells and published in 1895. It is one of the author’s most famous works. It is about the extraordinary feat of a scientist who builds a time machine. By discovering the keys to go into the future, this man manages to reach the year 802,701.

When he returns home, he tells his friends an incredible story about a human civilization that instead of advancing has regressed in terms of social and technological progress. And when he went even further into the future, he was able to observe the destruction of the earth. His colleagues don’t believe his story, but the man is ready to travel again.

5) The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka

The Metamorphosis is a classic of world literature, written by the Czech Franz Kafka and published in 1915. It is an unusual story. Many literary critics believe that it is a metaphor for the man who grew up in the industrial era, treated as a new slave, condemned to live with the mistreatment and injustices of the system.

It is a short novel that tells the curious transformation of Gregory Samsa into an insect. All the events unleashed by this strange phenomenon, create a growing narrative tension that does not cease until the end of the story.

6) The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a novel written by Mark Twain and published in parts starting in 1876. It is considered a true masterpiece of world literature. In its pages, the reader witnesses the vicissitudes of one of the most famous children of the Anglo-Saxon narrative.

The story tells the antics of Tom Sawyer and his friend Huckleberry Finn, who among all the entanglements they generate, one day bury a cat in the cemetery where a murder was being carried out, which they end up witnessing.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and his friend involves not only them but also other friends and the inhabitants of the fictional town of St. Petersburg, on the coast of the Mississippi River.

7) White Nights by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

White Nights is a short novel by the famous Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It is one of his first works. It was published in 1848, making it his fourth novel. The plot takes place during four white nights, a natural phenomenon in which the sun does not seem to go down completely, so that darkness never really comes.

The narrator is now in the habit of going for walks during the white nights. On those walks, he meets Nástenka, a woman who lives with her blind and controlling grandmother. After he defends her from an attacker, Nástenka agrees to be his friend, on the sole condition that he does not fall in love with her. And although the narrator makes the promise, as the plot progresses he does not seem to keep it.

8) A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

A Tale of Two Cities is the 12th book by Charles Dickens, published in 1859 when he was already an outstanding and mature author. For many critics, the beginning of this novel is the best in the history of literature.

Although it was written long after the French Revolution, it is set at that time. These were turbulent years for France, whose people were suffering the horrors of injustice and abuse by the monarchies, and who would henceforth continue to go through the chaos typical of social transformations.

The two cities portrayed in this book are Paris and London. Both were immersed in very different realities that even contrasted, since in the former there reigned an atmosphere of weariness and rebellion, extreme poverty and violence everywhere; in the latter, on the other hand, there was economic and social stability that made peace flourish.

9) The Iron Heel by Jack London

The Iron Heel is a dystopian novel, written by Jack London and published in 1908. It is considered by many a prophetic work of what would become the current capitalist system. In the novel, London tells us about an oligarchic and totalitarian regime that ruled for 400 years.

In its last century, the system was shaken by working-class revolts that became stronger and more relevant. Society was then divided into three camps: the oligarchy, the proletariat, and the mercenaries. The latter took one side or the other according to their convenience at the time. Finally, the constant conflicts shook the Iron Heel.

10) Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

Brave New World is a dystopian novel, written by Aldous Huxley and published in 1932. Set in a future time, the story contains all the tragic but overlapping elements that lead a society to repression, totalitarianism, and extreme control of human life.

Humanity had been plagued by wars and their dire consequences, which is why the citizenry asked the political establishment to take total control and suppress any form of human suffering.

Since then, society was subjected to changes such as infertility, artificial reproduction, indoctrination from birth, caste division, the elimination of the family, the annulment of emotions, and sexual debauchery. This is how the World State functioned until the protagonist began to question everything.

11) The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle

The Hound of the Baskervilles is Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous novel, starring the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes. The plot revolves around the “curse” of the Baskervilles, initiated with the death of Hugo Baskerville by a hound, all this to punish him for his wickedness.

In the year 1800, Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead on the Devonshire moor, so Dr. Mortimer goes in search of Sherlock and shows him the manuscript about the curse, and tells him about some hound tracks found near the body. From then on, the investigation of this mysterious crime begins.

12) A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

A Christmas Carol is a short novel by the British writer Charles Dickens. It was first published in December 1843 and since then it has become a guiding story in the family traditions of both the United Kingdom and the United States, especially at Christmas time.

Ebenezer Scrooge is a self-centered and materialistic man. This prevents him from sharing with his family and being charitable to the poor, among other things. But, his attitude changes completely after being visited by a group of ghosts on Christmas Eve.

During the narration, we will see the conversion of this particular character that will leave us with important life lessons.

13) The Trial by Franz Kafka

The Trial is a posthumous novel by Franz Kafka, it was based on a manuscript that he left unfinished before he died. It is considered a masterpiece and has been included in several lists of the best books in history.

The plot revolves around Josef K., a bank manager who is arrested one morning by the authorities, who give him no explanation other than being prosecuted by the law.

From that moment on, he enters hell to try to defend himself from a crime he is unaware of and blindly takes steps in a trial through which it is impossible for him to access justice.

14) The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas

The Three Musketeers is one of the greatest novels of the French writer Alexandre Dumas and has become the universal classic favorite of millions of readers around the world. It was originally published as a folio in 1844.

The plot begins in France (1625) when the young Gascon, called D’Artagnan, travels to Paris to fulfill his goal of becoming a musketeer. As soon as he arrives, he is confronted by the Count of Rochefort, whose identity he does not know at the time.

Once in the French capital, he is intercepted by three musketeers (Athos, Porthos, and Aramis) who challenge him to a duel. However, the feat is thwarted because duels were forbidden. From that moment on, they all become inseparable friends and put themselves at the service of King Louis XIII, thus changing the history of France.

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There are thousands of ebooks available to download legally – either because their copyright has expired, or because their authors have chosen to release them without charge. And sometimes, publishing companies make them available to a limited number of readers before a public release to get feedback.

The difficulty, however, is tracking down exactly what you want in the correct format, and avoiding anything poorly written or formatted. We’ve searched through the masses of sites to bring you the very best places to download free, high-quality ebooks with minimum hassle and no legal strings attached.

It’s worth remembering that the absence of a price tag doesn’t necessarily mean that the book is in the public domain. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the author will retain rights over it, including the exclusive right to distribute it. Similarly, even if copyright has expired on an original text, certain editions may still be in copyright due to editing, translation, or extra material such as annotations.

While EPUBs are the most common type of ebook file format most ereaders can display, you’ll find digital editions in other formats as well. So if you find an ebook in a format you need, you can convert it with free software like Calibre . Please note that ebooks that are DRM protected cannot be converted.

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So, without much ado, here are the best free ebook download sites to help you get lost in a good story.

1. Amazon First Reads

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It used to be called Kindle First Reads, but its rebranding has not changed what it truly is – a reading platform that gets you early access to newly released titles published by Amazon Publishing. Each month 10 new books are made available on First Reads – which you can get access to by signing up for the First Reads newsletter – and one of these is totally free for Amazon Prime subscribers . The rest of the new releases are available for a hugely discounted price. First Reads selections are announced on the first of each month, and you get the whole month to decide which title you want to read, after which the cycle begins anew.

As you’d expect, free ebooks from Amazon are only available in Kindle format – users of other ebook readers will need to convert the files – and you must be logged into an Amazon account to download them.

If you’re already invested in Amazon’s ecosystem, its assortment of freebies are extremely convenient. As soon as you click the 'Buy' button, the ebook will be sent to any Kindle ebook readers you own, or devices with the Kindle app installed. However, converting Kindle ebooks to other formats can be a hassle, even if they’re not protected by DRM, so users of other readers are better off looking elsewhere.

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2. Kobo eBook Store

Over a million free ebooks for your Kobo

Kobo might make some of our favorite ereaders, but the company also has a vast store of ebooks and, the company claims, over a million of them are free. There’s a dedicated section for all the Kobo freebies on the website, with several of them being newly released titles.

You can even find the free ebooks on the Kobo Store by searching for author names, a book title or genre, then selecting 'only free items' under the price filter in the left sidebar of the search results.

Kobo’s freebies are usually for a very limited time and can change each day, so you’ll likely never run out of good reads for free. That said, the books you get from the Kobo Store, even the free ones, are DRM-protected and will be available to read only on your Kobo ereader or the Kobo ereader app for smartphones and tablets.

3. Google Books

A vast catalogue of fiction and nonfiction EPUBs

Google Books can be a rabbit hole of self-published fiction and non-fiction titles, with several really great finds in there as well. However, the vast majority of the ebooks on Google Books are in the EPUB or PDF file format. So while that’s perfectly fine for Kobo users, Kindles don’t support EPUB and the file will need to be converted to MOBI before you start reading.

Being a Google undertaking, the store is easily accessible on a web browser or Android device, but you will need a Google account to register a card before you can access the freebies. Your card won’t be charged for the free ebooks and audiobooks, but it could put some potential users off.

Moreover, the Google Books interface wasn’t designed for free stuff. To locate them, you need to search for 'free books', which then gives you a vast catalogue of free reads. If you’re after a particular genre, you can search for that, plus the word 'free' (free fantasy or free history, for example). Once you get the hang of it, it’s easy enough to discover a veritable treasure trove of free books.

4. Project Gutenberg

An immersive archive of world literature

Project Gutenberg (named after the printing press that democratized knowledge) is a huge archive of over 60,000 books in EPUB, Kindle, plain text, and HTML. You can download them directly, or have them sent to your preferred cloud storage service (Dropbox, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive). 

You can search for a specific title or browse by genre (books in the same genre are gathered together in bookshelves). It’s a shame that fiction and non-fiction aren’t separated, and you have to open a bookshelf before you can sort books by country, but those are fairly minor quibbles.

The site itself is available in English, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese, and the catalog includes books in all languages. There’s a heavy bias towards English-language works and translations, but the same is true of all the ebook download sites we’ve looked at here.

Project Gutenberg is a wonderful source of free ebooks – particularly for academic work. However, it uses US copyright law, which isn’t universal; some books listed as public domain might still be in copyright in other countries. RightsDirect explains the situation in more detail .

5. Free-Ebooks.net

A self-publishing platform that’s great for authors and readers alike

Free-Ebooks.net is a platform for independent authors who want to avoid the traditional publishing route. You won’t find Dickens and Wilde in its archives; instead, there’s a huge array of new fiction, non-fiction, and even audiobooks at your fingertips, in every genre you could wish for. There are many similar sites around, but Free-Ebooks.net is our favorite, with new books added every day.

Because this site is dedicated to free books, there’s none of the hassle you get with filtering out paid-for content on the Kobo Store or Google Books. We also love the fact that all the site’s genres are presented on the homepage, so you don’t have to waste time trawling through menus. Unlike the bigger stores, Free-Ebooks.net also lets you sort results by publication date, popularity, or rating, helping you avoid the weaker titles that will inevitably find their way onto open publishing platforms (though a book has to be really quite poor to receive less than four stars).

Digital books are available as PDF, EPUB, Kindle and plain text files, though not all titles are available in all formats.

6. ManyBooks

A curated collection of free and discounted fiction and nonfiction books

At the time of writing, ManyBooks has over 50,000 titles in its library of both fiction and nonfiction. And a large part of that is available to download for free – from modern novels to classic literature. You’ll be able to find Grimms’ Fairy Tales alongside books from Agatha Christie and newer fantasy fiction. 

That’s because the vast majority of the books on the platform are seeded from Project Gutenberg, but a whole load of self-published titles have been added since the mid-2000s. They’re all available to browse in genres, all of which are listed on the homepage itself, making navigation easy.

One of the main reasons we like ManyBooks is because of the several ebook file formats available on the site. Most of the titles are available in the most common formats, including EPUB, MOBI and AZW, so you’ll be able to read on any ereader you might prefer. ManyBooks also lets you read online, if you prefer that route.

It’s also one of the few sites we know of that lets you filter books by language. You can also search by book title and author, but there’s also a curated 'editor’s choice' section if you’re looking for more choices. Downloading books, however, requires an account which can be created for free.

7. Feedbooks

Plenty of originals available to download for free

Feedbooks came into being in 2007 as a digital library for public domain books as well as a cloud publishing service. So not only does this platform give you plenty of free classics to read – from Shakespeare to Homer to James Joyce – there are plenty of original books to choose from as well.

While it’s easy enough to access the free public domain ebooks on the site, finding the original content is harder. There’s an easy link to this category on the homepage under 'browse' but it doesn’t work. So you’ll need to trawl through a vast catalogue of digital books to find those marked down to cost nothing. It’s not the best user experience, but that extra bit of work might well be worth it if you find a story you can truly get lost in.

There are several genres as well, including short stories, so there’s likely going to be something here for everyone. And if you do choose to buy an ebook, Feedbooks displays the price in your local currency by picking up your IP address.

8. Smashwords

A self-publishing platform with several free reads

It’s one of the most well-organized free ebook sites you can find and, considering it’s essentially a self-publishing platform, there’s a lot you can read for free. Authors publishing via Smashwords use it to distribute their books and, at the time of writing, there are over 85,000 titles available. To narrow down your search, there’s a handy genre list on the side, and an equally handy filter bar on the top of the page to find 'highly rated' books or the bestsellers.

You will need to set up an account with Smashwords to download books – this is completely free and gives you full access to the platform. So if you’ve got some good words to share, you can get published… for free. Creating an account also allows you to leave reviews of the books you read, which can be really helpful to the authors.

Join the club and get a free ebook each month

Tor is a publishing company known for putting out science-fiction and fantasy fiction bestsellers like Robert Jordan’s Conan and Wheel of Time series, Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti books and Brandon Sanderson’s ongoing Stormlight Archive series. So it’s not really the obvious place to look for free ebooks, but you can get one new read each month for free.

All you have to do is join Tor’s book club. 

The Tor.com eBook Club sends out regular newsletters – that you can sign up for by filling out a form for free – with a link to download a particular book, whether a standalone or part of a series. However, the duration for which the book is available for free is very limited, typically just three days, so you will need to keep an eye on your inbox for the next newsletter.

The ebooks are available in EPUB and MOBI formats, so you should be able to read on any device, whether ereader or reading app on your phone or tablet.

It’s perhaps the best source of free reads that are not self-published, particularly if you’re a sci-fi or fantasy fiction fan.

10. Your local library

Use OverDrive to borrow ebooks for free

The great thing about using Kindle and Kobo ereaders is that you get access to ebook catalogues of your local library too. The Kindle library borrowing feature, however, is limited only to the US, while Kobo’s baked-in OverDrive support will set you up in several other markets.

Almost 45,000 libraries worldwide have OverDrive support, which allows you to borrow ebooks and audiobooks, as long as you have a library card. Depending on the rules of your library, you get to 'borrow' an ebook or digital magazine for a specific period of time, after which you lose access, or you can 'renew', just like you would a physical book in a bricks-and-mortar library.

Don’t use either a Kindle or a Kobo device? Libby is the mobile version of OverDrive, so installing it on your phone or tablet will give you the ability to borrow ebooks from a supported local library you’re a member of.

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