Free E-Books From The University Of Virginia
A huge library of free e-books -- a great way to learn.
Kudos to the University of Virginia for compiling this wonderful resource.
"over 2,100 publicly-available e-books including classic British and American fiction, major authors, children's literature, the Bible, Shakespeare, American history, African-American documents, and much more."
"Each text on this list can be accessed in HTML (web version) for online viewing, and can be downloaded as both a MS Reader E-book for the Microsoft Reader and a Palm-readable text for the Palm Reader."
"Users of these e-books agree to adhere to our Conditions of Use"
Go take a look.
Think about what you enjoy - find a book to learn more about your passion.
The Electronic Text Center of the University of Virginia
.
Kudos to the University of Virginia for compiling this wonderful resource.
"over 2,100 publicly-available e-books including classic British and American fiction, major authors, children's literature, the Bible, Shakespeare, American history, African-American documents, and much more."
"Each text on this list can be accessed in HTML (web version) for online viewing, and can be downloaded as both a MS Reader E-book for the Microsoft Reader and a Palm-readable text for the Palm Reader."
"Users of these e-books agree to adhere to our Conditions of Use"
Go take a look.
Think about what you enjoy - find a book to learn more about your passion.
The Electronic Text Center of the University of Virginia
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4 Comments:
Hey, you know what's even better than E-Books? Audio books. Seriously. Check out Jay Abraham, Brian Tracy, and Tony Robbins for starters. I listen to these whenever I'm in the car instead of music. Amazing what you can learn just by listening and thinking.
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Developer,
Very true.
there are lots of good audio books out there.
Thanks for dropping by.
Hi Allan, thanks for your comment on my blog.
A useful resource there, I think you will have heard of Project Gutenburg, but the url is http://www.promo.net/pg/ , and it has a huge archive of free eBooks.
John,
Thanks for the added information.
Allan
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