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Free Kindle Stuff?
coozer - 24/7/13 at 07:54 PM

Moving up a bit into the current tech a bit.. today bought a new camera, kindle and walkman..

Been on the Amazon kindle store and all the free stuff looks sh1te

Is there anywhere else to get kindle downloads? mags or decent stuff?


Volvorsport - 24/7/13 at 08:06 PM

you have to pay for it unfortunately.....


jase380 - 24/7/13 at 08:09 PM

Try here http://www.freebookspot.es/

or if you have bitcomet or similar https://piratereverse.info/browse/601/0/7/0


ceebmoj - 24/7/13 at 08:12 PM

if you like the classics

http://www.gutenberg.org/


britishtrident - 24/7/13 at 08:43 PM

There is some good free Kindle books on Amazon but they are buried under a whole heap of sweet smelling stuff.


DarrenW - 24/7/13 at 09:05 PM

Can you not buy free stuff for kindles on tpb?


FazerBob - 24/7/13 at 11:30 PM

Get back to Amazon, if you search for free kindle books you will find over 11,000 including many good thrillers. You can also download the app to turn your normal tablet pc into a kindle - all free! my sort of price.


UncleFista - 25/7/13 at 01:48 AM

If you obtain books from elsewhere, each kindle account gets an email address. You can send the files to your kindle's email address and they magically appear on it.

Everything is available if you know where to look, not that I'm endorsing it.


britishtrident - 25/7/13 at 06:23 AM

The send to kindle via email has other uses before going on holiday we send PDF copies of our travel booking documents to our Kindles.
You can also get addon for your PC Internet browser to make & send a PDF version of a web page to your Kindle for offline viewing.


T66 - 25/7/13 at 06:49 AM

I read "War of the worlds " recently, freeby from Kindle. good read....


You dont have to pay too much for books, my last one was about Sir Edward Pellew, a right swashbuckler Navy captain in Nelsons day, only cost £1.70....


Search the categories that interest you, then check the reviews for books that catch your eye.


britishtrident - 25/7/13 at 07:55 AM

For anybody interested in history the "A Very Brief History" series are worth a look, they are short books that give very concise accounts of a subject, some are free and some you have to pay a small amount for.

My favourite freebie is the Diary of Samuel Pepys which I read a couple of pages of every now and again ... really interesting surprisingly funny and sometimes quite smutty stuff.

My favourite paid for Kindle reads at the moment are the "Falco" Ancient Roman detective novels or the "Mclevy" victorian Edinburgh detective, i also have a couple of Wallander' to read.


coozer - 25/7/13 at 10:21 AM

Thanks for all the offers via u2u.

I now have thousands of books to peruse


tims31 - 25/7/13 at 12:17 PM

Calibre here is a great tool to have for a kindle too. You can use it to convert from one format to another and then have it send the converted file to your kindle.
just convert to mobi files and your knidle will read it
You can also get Library books too.

[Edited on 25/7/13 by tims31]


coozer - 25/7/13 at 01:26 PM

Some of the cricket titles would be nice please..


Vindi_andy - 25/7/13 at 03:46 PM

The problem I have found with the free books for the kindle is a lot tend to be the first in a series of books and are such a great read I end up buying the rest of the series.

Have done this a couple of time but as has been said there are loads of free book and the list of free stuff changes every hour. Just be careful as I have ended up paying for books that were in the free list because the special offer expired before the list has been updated.


coozer - 2/10/13 at 05:28 PM

Anyone point me to the Band of Brothers or Stephen E Ambrose books please?


luke2152 - 2/10/13 at 07:30 PM

I looked up 'Forced induction' on the Kobo library....and it came up with a load of fantasy rape stories

Weird!