Where I Find FREE 🤑 Kindle Books (& really cheap ones)
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What's up fellow book worms? In this video, I share all of my favorite resources for getting free kindle books, or really cheap kindle books for your kindle paperwhite, kindle oasis, or regular kindle.
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I’m watching this video about three months after you posted it, but I have to comment! I have downloaded hundreds of books from the Amazon Kindle store for FREE because that book is in the “public domain!” I LOVE the classics of English literature. Most books published before the 1920’s are in this category. Even readers who think they only like contemporary fiction might be happily surprised by diving into a classic book now and again! Thanks for your great reviews and critiques! ❤
That's a really great tip! Thank you so much for sharing! :)
I love First Reads! I also signed up for the daily deals for kindle books. It’s my favorite thing to read with my morning coffee!
I’ve found quite a few popular booktube books for as low as .99¢!
It’s such a neat feature that, honestly, I didn’t even know about until recently!
Once again, very useful information. Thank you so much! 😊👍🐾
Thank you, Sue! 😊 I really appreciate that!
This was a great video, Dylan. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! 😁
Thanks for the Amazon First Reads. I did not know this as a Prime Member.
Thank you for watching, David! I’m glad the video was useful! 😁
I get daily emails from eBookDaily Kindle Freebies, and I've found some of my new favorite series there! Sci-fi and fantasy books from authors I never would have looked for on my own but have ended up loving. Tons of new books every day. All genres. Always free. *Chef's Kiss*
That’s such a good point! Using these services is such a great way to discover new authors or even genres!
I signed up for Book Bub years ago and have been really happy with it. They’ve introduced me to way more books than I could ever read.
I also like their audiobook division, Chirp Books. It’s a separate newsletter, and none of the books go down as far as free, but it’s a similar set-up, though all the audiobooks are bought through their store and are played with their app. ALL the audiobooks there, even the ones not in your email, are on some sort of a discount. I’ve been really happy with them, too.
David, thank you for sharing this! I’ve never heard of Chirp Books before but it sounds great! I’m definitely going to check it out 😁
Nearly all my ebooks I download from the library.
Every couple of years I do the one month free kindle unlimited trial and download lots of books that catch my interest.
I also put books on my Amazon wish list and then buy them later when the price drops (i’m willing to wait a couple of years or more). The list is also a reminder of which books I’ve wanted. I’ll look at the list and then check the library to see if they’ve now got the book.
Pretty much the only books I now buy are reference books that I’ll use for work or for my side gigs/hobby. These are books that are too specific for libraries to obtain so only real choice is to buy them…which is fine as they’re really good quality and useful and even look good with detailed photos and diagrams.
That’s really smart! A little patience + the Libby app/a library card really does eliminate the need to buy most ebooks! Admittedly, I’m still working on the patience part 🤣
It’s not that I’m patient; it’s because I excel at procrastination. :)
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Thanks for your advice.
I really enjoy your videos. I watched your video on the Amazon Kindle. Your review on the Amazon Kindle was really excellent. After watching your video,I ordered it and have been enjoying it since. Thanks for the awesome video review.
Thank you so much for saying that! So glad you’re enjoying your new kindle! It’s really changed the way I read
Dang how did I stumble upon this channel, subbed! Great stuff! I’ve also noticed that many of the newer kindle books are $30 or so, identical to the physical book cost. Smart to setup alerts with these services because you’re likely in the middle of a few books and can wait for a deal
Thanks for the sub! Truly appreciate it! 😁
Definitely worth it to sign up for these services!
Very true. Some of the spanish books I'm interested in are $35 on kindle and $30 hardcover.
I'm also a fan of BookBub and Daily Kindle Deals/Kindle First Reads. Thanks for sharing your other favorite free & cheap digital book sites! 📚 When I first started using a Kindle (it was their 2nd Gen), all the books were priced at $9.99 which was nice, but I don't recall them offering free or discounted prices at that time (I could be wrong 😏). Guess we have to take the good with the bad. 🤓
Definitely! It probably all evens out in the end. Now that you put it that way, I’ve scooped up enough of those $.99 or $1.99 deals to not feel too bad about a $15.00 ebook 😊
Usually from facebook group with members sharing latest deals, as well as the reddit.
I really like bookbub!
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Whoa! Thank you! 🤴🏼😆
I mostly get my books from Libby/Overdrive or at least I check there first before I purchase. I've had good luck with book bub and booksy in the past although I haven't used them as much this year. I've used Prime Books which has some decent reads for prime users and no committment unlike kindle unlimited.
Yes! Even though the selection is a bit limited, I think Prime Reading is a (somewhat) hidden gem!
Hi Dylan,
Give Hello Books a go. You select the categories.They send out a separate email for each category on Fridays.
Thanks for the recommendation, Mike! I’ll definitely check it out!
Try Ereader news today too.
😊 thanks
amazon doesn't set the prices on books, its the publishers
Interesting! Thank you for sharing that, that’s good to know!
Definitely and Amazon actually states this below the price on the Kindle app.
If you are willing to wait some new titles will be pop up in the daily or monthly deal.
For example I have collected all the Terry Pratchett Discworld series as one title would pop up on the monthly deal.
Hi Dylan
Thank you for this video. It is very helpful. Do you know any web site like these that offer books in FRENCH? It is my first language and I'ld like to read some French books from author that I already know?
Beside that , your videos helped me getting along with my Kindle .
Bye
Allen
Hey Allen, that is a really great question! Unfortunately I don’t know if a website that would allow you to do that, but I will keep an eye out for one.
It is not possible in the United Kingdom - you can only play with Kindle in the USA
When reading on my new Kindle I would like to know how do I turn to a certain page? Say I'm on page 120 and want to go to page 145 how do I get there? Do I have to turn page by page until I get there or is there a faster way?
Other than using the table of contents. unfortunately, I believe the easiest way to do this would be to open up grid view and then find the page you’re looking for. That way, ever time you turn the “page” you’ll actually be turning 9(I think?) pages. It’s not super efficient, but it’s better than turning individual pages.
@@dylancanread How do find grid view?
Thank for video my very good friend. God Bless
I have noticed that as well and it is irritating. I love books... but I am 56 and have TONS of books and i hate moving them. I have culled several.. not cause I didn't like them but because I am getting older, have no kids and if I ever move again.. I just decided I didn't want to just move them. THey take up space and while I still love physically opening a book (which yes, is a thing)... I do use my kindle more for convenience I am VERY selective about what books I choose to buy. Mostly reference or non fiction... or books I know I will return to. If I see a book I am interested in .. I first see if my library has it.. and get it that way... then I will see if I can find a used thrift copy somewhere... that has saved some money ... For instance, I want to own RONNIE PONTIACs AMERICAN METAPHYSICAL RELIGION.. but my library does not carry it (I told them to order it) .. I may break down and buy it physically... it has only been out for a year...
Oh Dylan. I'm so disappointed in Amazon after very kindly requesting ads be removed. I was told "policy is policy", pay $20 or suffer the ads.
Another point if you buy the hardback you can resell it when you are old and grey to get cash. You cannot sell that ebook. Amazon has it. So that makes us the chumps.
That’s a great point! There’s much less of a risk with physical books for that reason.
I subscribe to Pixel of Ink and Inspired Reads (Christian books).
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