Audio Books Audio books are a great way to enjoy literature. We recommend the following sources. All of them are digitizations of Project Gutenberg texts. They are freely available and in the public domain in the US. - Project Gutenberg’s 662 titles read by people - Human-read audio books from LibriVox.
The world’s best public domain books of all time. Recommended by leading experts like Charles T. Munger, Reid Hoffman, and Walter Isaacson.
Quality covers Everyone knows a book is judged by its cover, but most free ebooks leave it to your ereader software to generate a drab default cover. Standard Ebooks draws from a vast collection of public domain fine art to create attractive, unique, appropriate, and consistent covers for each of our ebooks.
Public Domain Books (pdbooks.info) provides a larger database of historic books and helps you find where to read them. This site also hosts several books that are in the public domain.
Browse free public domain books on Laterpress, sourced from Project Gutenberg and Standard Ebooks.
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