There are many many sites on the internet that offer ebooks of all types, including classics. They range in price from free to approximately twenty dollars (there may be some that are more) but they seem to average six to ten dollars a download.
I found every genre, and many available formats, including those adapted to [...]
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Because of all the data and new technology coming out on ebook readers, I was at a quandary as to which to turn to. But I found something in my research that spurred my interest.
I saw that I could download free reader software to my Palm. After first putting the ereader for Palm (ebooks.palm.com) on, and [...]
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There is a debate in many circles today surrounding e-books. Why read e? Why have to buy a device to read when the traditional medium is cheap, portable and widely used. The people who make up this side of the debate then tell you how they love the feel of a paper book, the smell. I [...]
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Over the last ten years or more, my husband and I have traveled to many parts of the USA. By plane, train and car. Last year we attended two weddings, one in Ohio and another in Georgia, and we spent a week visiting relatives in Florida (our home is in south-central Pennsylvania). But we’ve both [...]
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