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Summertime is prime time for getting a good read in. Here's a list of eight places where you can download free e-books. 
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Scoop.it!
Ebooks and paperless books now give students access to millions texts. Here are some of the best sites for accessing them quickly, easily and for free!
Beth Dichter's insight:
If you are looking for ebooks there are many sites to find them. This post provides information of four locations: * Open Library has over 3 million ebooks. * Bookboon specializes in academic and instructional texts. * Lit2Go has books and poems in audio format. * Google Book Search allows you to put search for specific text (that Google may have scanned). They have a huge catalogue of books that "you can preview, read for free, borrow and buy through Google." Links to each site and additional information is available in the post.
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Here is one list with eight places where you can find free e-books. Some are well known, but others may be new to you. The sites are:
* Google eBookstore
* Project Gutenberg
* Open Library
* Internet Archive
* Book Boon
* ManyBooks.net
* Free eBooks
* LibreVox
Each has a brief explanation and there is also an extra feature, a video that shares 5 Facts About Comic Books. Have fun exploring!