Needless to say, if you’re looking for free ebooks, is a fine place to start. Even seasoned readers will be impressed by the selection, as Kobo offers a number of free titles you won’t see anywhere else, particularly in the romance and thriller genres - and also features a list of #ownvoices authors for those craving more diverse reads. To find Kobo’s free ebook section, hover over the “eBooks” tab at the top of the page and click Free eBooks on the right.
Kobo is the last major player in the literary e-tailer game, with a huge digital store and its own brand of e-readers. Readers should note that some free titles can only be read on B&N’s NOOK Reading App it’s free to download, but does add an extra step to the process.
It also retains a reassuring element of human curation, with “Staff Picks” at the top of B&N’s Free eBooks page, as well as an eye-catching section of free magazines below. There aren’t many big-name titles available for free on the Google Play Store, but if you’re interested in nonfiction (especially test prep and self-help books), it’s definitely worth scoping out.ĭespite originating as a brick-and-mortar bookstore, the Barnes & Noble digital shop is stocked with plenty of free and discount books. You’ll be directed to this page of freebies, and can click “See more” to explore. Google Play makes it easy to find free books on its digital store - unlike on other sites, you can simply enter “free ebooks” into the search bar (makes sense for a search engine, right?). Though its range isn’t as extensive as Amazon’s, the Apple Book Store is a solid choice if you’re looking for free fiction, especially if you like gripping suspense books and/or speculative fiction. You’ll find them divided by category under the Free Books tab in the sidebar: Newly Added, First in a Series, Try Something New, and many more. The Apple Books Store is another big-name ebook retailer with a nice selection of free titles. For those who enjoy indie books, Kindle Unlimited could also be a good investment - it’s $9.99/month, so not quite free, but you’ll gain access to over a million titles and there’s no cap on how many books you can read per month. If you’re seeking free Kindle books, you’re in luck! The Amazon Kindle Store has two sections dedicated to just that: its Free Popular Classics page and its list of Top 100 Free Best Sellers.
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