Also there is a great new free BARD app that allows you to download from the BARD website directly onto your Apple device :-) Suzanne H Montgomery, PhD Management Psychologist 1812 Atlantic Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32207 (904) 249-8600 www.MontgomeryCopley.com Sent from my iPad On Oct 19, 2013, at 1:28 PM, Kliphton ------- <kliphton.a.m@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: There is also the kindle buffet app, or the book bub email where you can select the catagories you like, and the formats you want to come to you in an email. Email me off list and I will forward you the 2 I get each day. Kliphton (iMessage,Email&FaceTime) kliphton.a.m@xxxxxxxxxxx (Twitter,Instagram,FourSquare&Skype) kliphton72 Sent from my iPhone On Oct 19, 2013, at 8:16 AM, "Abdul Hai" <ahai11london@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Thanks. On Saturday, 19 October 2013, 5:56, David Goldfield <disciple1211@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hello, Abdul. Since you're asking about free books on this particular mailing list, I assume that you mean free books for either your Kindle device or for your Kindle app. First, if you're talking about newer books which are not in the public domain, it is not likely you're going to find them available at no cost from Amazon. Amazon typically doesn't offer new books for free, at least by well-known authors. However, on occasion they actually might offer a frew such books for free, as a limited time promotion. Aside from this, there are actually so many free titles that you can get for your Kindle that it will boggle your mind. First, Amazon allows independent authors to publish their own books in the Kindle sotre, and many of them offer their books for free. Just go to the Kindle store, choose a category that you like and go to the "sort" combo box and choose "price, low to high." You will see many books for free at the beginning of the list. They might not all be of the highest quality, but you might find some gems. Outside of the Kindle store, there are many Web sites offering free content in the public domain, with books in the Kindle format. Some of the biggest ones are the Internet Archive www.archive.org which contains over five million text files. The Online Books Page http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/ If you're a member of BARD, you can transfer Braille books to your Kindle if you run them through a Braille translator and convert them into text format. The same is true for Bookshare. For several reasons, Kindle books can't or at least shouldn't be shared with others via email, unless they're in the public domain. Content from Bookshare and BARD can't legally be shared. Most books from the Kindle store can't be shared with other Kindles, as the files are copy protected. > On 10/18/2013 3:33 PM, Abdul Hai wrote: > Hi does anyone know how to get free books? I tried to get the Art of War and > it tried to sell me paid for versions. > > How do I share books via email? I have been told I should have a Kindle > email. √