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Amazon's Kindle currently supports free readers for these devices:iPhone

Windows PC

Mac

Blackberry

iPad

Android

Windows 7 Phones

~.~As long as you have a 3G or Internet connection on your devices, you'll be able to automatically sync where you last left off in a book, as well as keep your notes and highlights intact. You can download the FREE Kindle reader for your device by simply clicking on the link below:




For all but the
Project Gutenberg: 33,000 free e-books, including all of the classics, available in Kindle, HTML and simple text formats.
Google E-Bookstore: The free section is filled with thousands of free, scanned copies of books, available in Kindle-friendly PDF formats.
Internet Archive: Millions of primarily rare, out-of-print works in multiple languages and formats (including Kindle), especially useful for academic work.
Open Library: 20 million user-contributed items in multiple editions and formats (including Kindle).
ManyBooks.net: Nearly 30,000 titles, many of which have been pulled from Project Gutenberg. Has a good collection of little-known Creative Commons works.
LibriVox: Thousands of free audiobooks.
Looking for more Kindle resources?  Also available are audiobooks here:Open Culture


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I do not get any money from Amazon for writing this blog or telling you how to get their free reader apps and books.  I am an author that has books available for Kindle, the only way I get any type of payment is when you buy